Environmental Field Project Manager

• Act as field management for the test team, plant contacts, and regulatory contacts
• Follow established testing methods, procedures, and processes to support consistent and reliable source testing
• Manage project resource logistics with the logistics manager and office managers before field tests
• Manage onsite schedules and coordinate with client plant contacts and regulatory contacts regarding scope changes
• Manage daily field operational and safety aspects of site-specific stack programs
• Conduct data review and field quality control
• Staff field test teams appropriately and lead, train, and mentor field personnel
• Perform work in outdoor industrial settings, including climbing and working on elevated platforms
• Travel locally and overnight for multi-weekday projects

• At least 2+ years of source testing experience
• Capacity for overnight and local travel for multi-weekday projects up to 75% of the time or more
• Intermediate knowledge of applicable Federal, State, and Local regulations
• High School diploma or equivalent
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Capability to pass background checks and initial and random drug screening
• Valid driver’s license
• Ability to obtain a DOT medical certification and OSHA Respiratory Protection Medical Evaluation
• Flexibility for occasional weekend travel or work
• Ability to work outdoors in industrial settings and climb/work on elevated platforms from 50ft to 300ft in accordance with OSHA/ANSI and other applicable safety standards
• Ability to exert moderate physical effort, including lifting materials up to 50 pounds
• Ability to work in hot, cold, rainy, windy, and sunlit conditions
• QSTI Credentials a plus
• Transferable experience in labor, construction, industrial maintenance, mechanical, laboratory, environmental, or field science is applicable

Demonstrates expertise in source testing and field management, with a strong understanding of Federal, State, and Local regulations. Capable of leading and mentoring field personnel while ensuring compliance with safety standards in outdoor industrial settings.

• Source Testing Experience
• Federal, State, and Local Regulations Knowledge
• QSTI Credentials
• OSHA Compliance
• Field Team Leadership

• Source Testing
• Data Review
• Field Quality Control
• Logistics Management
• Safety Management

• Independent Work
• Mentoring
• Communication

• DOT Medical Certification
• OSHA Respiratory Protection Medical Evaluation

• Industrial Settings
• Field Science
• Environmental Testing
• Construction
• Mechanical Maintenance