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Job Description

Coordinate and oversee planned and emergency projects addressing asbestos, lead paint, mold and universal waste, activities related to construction projects in established buildings. These projects are for government clients and executed simultaneously. Work typically includes development of technical specifications, procurement and oversight of subcontractors to conduct asbestos and mold abatement, emergency responses to unplanned releases and third-party oversight. Direct client interface throughout the project is typically done remotely but on a regular basis. The full project lifecycle of each project is typically executed over a two-month period.

Develop work scopes and prepare proposals.

Determine federal, state and local environmental laws and statutes for projects nationwide and specifically west coast states including California, Washington and Oregon.

Collaborate industrial hygiene work and adherence to regulations for large scale construction projects on industrial buildings.

Conduct surveys – Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act, renovation/demolition, emergency response/recovery (wildfires, floods, hurricanes, hazmat spills etc.), condition assessments, and coordinate field surveys and/or inspections.

Ensure all projects are executed efficiently, deliverables are submitted, schedules maintained, and budgets are met. Verify and validate that all client requirements and expectations are being met for each project.

Manage and lead field teams and subcontractors. Including coordination of work in field with all trades conducting work to accomplish the project. Keep client and team both appropriately informed of project status.

Provide professional expertise in technical and administrative support for identification, documentation and notifications related to releases, and regulatory compliance. Ensure all procedures and steps are conducted in accordance with federal/state and local standards.

Provide overall project and construction management support during planning, design, and construction through project closeout. Coordination of access for construction and on-site support for peak and off-peak hours.

Initiate and attend project coordination meetings to manage and direct activities, monitor schedules and budgets. Document and communicate project changes and variations appropriately.

Provide project close-out including submitting summary reports, invoices and ensuring all tasks are completed based on the scope of work.

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Skills and Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Hygiene, Construction management, engineering, or architecture

10+ years of professional project management, construction management, environmental health and safety consulting, and environmental science experience.

Environmental consulting experience

Asbestos, lead-base paint, indoor quality, and occupational safety and health experience

Problem solving and management skills with the ability to quickly, clearly, and concisely communicate with colleagues, clients, project teams, and subcontractors.

Highly motivated, client focused and works well in a team environment with clients and teams across different time zones.

Experience applying and understanding of industrial hygiene regulations on the west coast specifically California.

Plusses: USPS plus

40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER certification

30-hour OSHA Construction Safety certification

Industrial Hygiene Management certification, EPA HERA Building Inspection License and or EPA Lead Inspector credentials are preferred.