Environmental Site Investigation and Remediation Project Manager

General Responsibilities

Terracon is looking for curious minds to join us as an Environmental Project Manager. This is a mid‑level position that will help support the growing needs of our service line in California. You will be responsible for managing subsurface investigations, soil vapor assessments, and remedial actions on behalf of our diverse client base. This position also requires helping senior staff develop new client relationships and maintaining our existing client base.

You will work with a team of professional experts in the Site Investigation/Remediation department and collaborate on dynamic projects with colleagues and clients to ensure work is executed on time and within budget.

• Assist with proposal preparation and RFP/RFQ responses. This involves liaising with internal due diligence staff, Terracon National Account Managers, and/or clients with inquiries for services.
• Collaborate with other service lines (e.g., geotechnical, facilities, compliance) for cross‑selling opportunities.
• Manage subsurface investigations (Phase II ESAs, Limited Site Investigations, Remedial Investigations) to evaluate soil, groundwater, and soil vapor.
• Manage remediation projects that involve soil, groundwater and/or soil vapor response actions.
• Identify, develop, and gather the resources to complete these projects. This includes developing project schedules, budget estimation, selecting equipment, project staff, and external contractors.
• Lead IIF (Incident and Injury Free) culture by embracing safety efforts including pre‑task planning and compliance with approved safety plans.
• Take action to resolve operational problems (e.g., staffing/resources) and minimize delays.
• Coordinate and direct field personnel, office staff, and subcontractors to complete the project.
• Coordinate with accounting for financial management of business intelligence, invoicing, and collections.

• Bachelor’s degree in a technical discipline such as Engineering, Environmental Science, or Geology and a minimum of five years of related experience. Or, in lieu of a degree, a minimum of nine years of related experience.
• A valid driver’s license with acceptable violation history may be required.
• Ability to independently analyze and interpret analytical data, technical reports, technical guidance documents, and governmental regulations pertaining to environmental contamination.
• Strong technical writing skills including written reports and business correspondence.
• Ability to effectively present information verbally and respond to questions from managers and clients.
• Demonstrate strong problem‑solving and critical‑thinking skills with a strong work ethic.
• Strong experience with environmental investigation (including field data collection) and remediation related to commercial/industrial, transportation, and energy clients.
• Strong communication skills.
• OSHA 40‑hour Hazwoper certification and current annual refresher.

• A EIT/PE or GIT/PG or other professional certification is preferred but not required.