Senior Project Manager (Environmental)

Overview

Manage environmental compliance for large infrastructure project.

Key Responsibilities

• document review
• permit compliance
• sampling review
• contract drafting
• field audits
• reporting input

Tasks

-Review the collection of pertinent documentation including waste manifest forms from truck drivers during off-haul and disposal of hazardous materials. -Provide input to the PCM’s monthly reports. -Manage one’s own time and the time of others to meet project deadlines. -Develop specific goals and plans to prioritize, organize, and accomplish the work. -Perform monitoring of adequacy of protection and segregation of materials stockpiled for use by the Contractor within the Project. -Develop and draft environmental contract changes including Findings of Fact, Record of Negotiations, Change Orders, and Directive Letters as requested and/or necessary. -Perform oversight monitoring of the Contractor’s compliance with the Authority initiated permit conditions and final permit conditions. -Attend monthly permitting review meetings. -Participate in change order negotiations as requested by the Contract Manager. -Review sampling of materials on an as-directed, check-testing basis. -Perform oversight monitoring of the Contractor’s compliance with requirements of the Final Environmental Documents and applicable permits. -Review environmental submittals, perform environmental oversight of Requirements Management reports, and request for information (RFIs). -Review hazardous material plans, review material removed and disposed of for payment purposes. -Review sampling requirements, disposal requirements, and disposal location. -Review the Contractor’s Environmental Management Plan. -Perform field surveillance and audits to check compliance with the following:

Requirements

• 12+ years
• project management
• ceqa
• nepa
• regulatory
• bachelor's

What You Bring

-Ability to multi-task and change priorities quickly. -12+ years of professional environmental experience with 8+ years relevant project/program management experience -CEQA/NEPA Documentation -Applied knowledge and demonstrated experience with developing and coordinating permit applications and/or amendments and construction notifications for United States Army Corps of Engineers 404 permitting, Regional Water Quality Control Board 401 permit, CDFW 2081 and Master Streambed Alteration Agreements, USFWS/NMFS Biological Opinion. -Experience working with regulatory agencies -Evidence of continuing education in federal, state and local environmental regulations. -Ability to take initiative to resolve conflicts that arise during the project with internal team and subconsultants, clients, and regulatory agencies. -Excellent verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills with the ability to facilitate timely communication to various project parties. -Knowledge of CEQA and NEPA statutes, guidelines, case law and related activities and analysis. -Applied knowledge and demonstrated experience with other federal and state environmental laws and regulatory requirements, such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and the Endangered Species Act. -Valid Driver's License with satisfactory driving record required -Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, urban/environmental planning or related field. An advanced degree (Masters) in any of these areas is desirable but not required.

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Benefits

-Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance -Health & Well-Being Allowance -Environmental Management Plan -Hazardous Materials Remediation Plan -Tuition reimbursement -401K Match -Stormwater Pollution and Prevention Plans -PTO, 8 Paid Holidays + "1 WorkAversary" paid holiday to celebrate you!

About Harris & Associates

-Founded in 1974 by engineers seeking freedom from bureaucracy, the firm grew in the Bay Area with a passion for civil design and project delivery. -Expanded under new leadership to emphasize environmental, planning, and advisory services. -Headquartered in Concord, CA, with offices throughout California, Nevada, and Washington, serving public-sector and institutional clients. -Regularly secures multimillion‑dollar projects—from stormwater pump stations and school district bonds to highway and high‑speed rail efforts. -Specializes in municipal, water, transportation, and education sectors, offering planning, funding, engineering, environmental compliance, and construction services. -Notable for agility: mid-sized structure ensures responsiveness while delivering large-scale infrastructure and community-focused facilities.

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