Project Manager - Indoor Air Quality
Summary
The Project Manager conducts field surveys and environmental inspections for indoor air quality hazards like asbestos, lead, and mold. They are responsible for sampling, creating remediation plans, and managing project documentation for client properties.
The Project Manager position within the Indoor Air Quality Group will provide field services in the subject matters of asbestos, lead, mold, radon, and other indoor air quality parameters. Environmental consulting within the world of indoor air quality/industrial hygiene is a dynamic and fast paced environment. The wide variety of parameters all share a common thread in process; development of a sampling plan, sampling and investigation, creation of a work plan to remediate the issue, possible remediation management and monitoring, clearance testing and ongoing operations and management plans. The Project Manager is involved in day-to-day field activities of the Group’s active projects and plays a vital role in facilitating the successful completion of each project.
Role and Responsibilities:
- Provide a well-informed and thorough survey of the client's property using the training you will receive and the equipment provided by BBG.
- Perform environmental surveys for hazards such as, but not limited to: asbestos, lead, mold, radon, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). This includes both visual inspections of the work area and proper sampling techniques.
- Legibly fill out a Chain of Custody (COC) form for each inspection (some jobs may require several depending on the types of inspections performed).
- Prepare inspection reports based on the conditions you will observe at the job site with in-depth notes with the type of material, its location, the quantity, and any other required information.
- Confidently answer clients' questions and concerns in a respectful and informed manner.
- Perform inspections in a timely manner (including drive-time) to maintain scheduled appointments.