What are the responsibilities and job description for the Environmental Science Project Manager position at ELOS, an Aventia Company?
Lead the planning and implementing the execution of natural resource projects including permitting efforts, natural resources field studies, data analysis and report preparation.
Provide accountability of project delivery and project execution, project performance metrics, meeting deadlines, and ensuring quality and expertise of execution of work on manage projects and technical assignments.
Prepare and/or direct the preparation of permit packages, technical studies, and supporting documents, such as resource reports, assessments, mitigation and monitoring plans, and other deliverables.
Collect biological data and prepare environmental reports and permit applications for federal, state, and local government agencies.
Conduct field assessments including wetland delineations and habitat assessments for threatened and endangered species, conduct ecological field data collection and biological monitoring at project sites.
Collect chemical and biological data including sampling of surface water, sediment, soil, groundwater, etc. for purposes of site assessment and/or to support risk assessment projects.
Write and produce technical reports based on field data collection.
Communicate and coordinate effectively with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies.
Support existing clients with the implementation of efficient and innovative solutions to address project needs.
Establish and develop strategic long-term relationships with current clients, new clients and prospective teaming partners.
Provide complete responsibility of managed projects by maintaining client satisfaction while ensuring projects are delivered safely and within scope, schedule, and budget.
Communicate with internal and external clients in a responsive and professional manner to ensure successful project completion with no surprises.
Support proposal preparation and review with technical expertise and cost estimates.
Lead or facilitate project meetings attended by clients, agencies, and the public to support a successful project outcome.
Thorough and accurate review of time, expenses, and invoices for projects managed that aligns with company established guidelines and assigned billable expectations
Additional duties as assigned.
Bachelors degree in biology, ecology, botany, hydrology, soil science, or similar natural resources field.
3 years experience working with permitting and/or NEPA including developing and preparing permit applications, wetland delineations, conducting biological and ecological assessments and preparing associated technical reports, writing and preparing NEPA documents.
Knowledge of local, state, and federal permitting programs, wetland delineation requirements, and biological and ecological assessment collection methodologies.
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