Environmental Team/Practice Leader

Overview

Lead & grow SoCal environmental remediation practice, handling business development & projects.

Key Responsibilities

• staff mentoring
• compliance oversight
• remediation oversight
• practice development
• business development
• proposal development

Tasks

- Mentor and support project staff while ensuring compliance, safety, and quality standards. - Oversee environmental remediation projects involving asbestos, lead, and hazardous materials. If you’re ready to build a practice, lead talented teams, and shape the future of environmental services in Southern California, I’d love to connect. - Develop and grow the environmental consulting and remediation practice in Southern California. - Identify and pursue new clients, contracts, and opportunities across public and private sectors. - Lead proposal development, RFP responses, and cost estimating.

Requirements

• business development
• regulatory knowledge
• cac
• cih
• team lead
• remediation projects

What You Bring

This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated leader ready to develop new business, secure clients, and expand market presence in the region. The ideal candidate brings both technical expertise and business development acumen—someone who enjoys building relationships as much as leading successful project teams. - Knowledge of regulatory requirements and industry best practices. - Professional certifications (e.g., CAC, CDPH, CIH, CSP, or similar) a plus. - Strong business development and client relationship experience in the environmental sector. Our client, a well-established environmental consulting and remediation firm specializing in lead, asbestos, and hazardous materials, is seeking an experienced Environmental Professional to serve as a Team/Practice Lead as they grow their Southern California practice. - Proven success managing environmental or hazardous material remediation projects.

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About Project Resource Collective

-Birthed by industry veterans, the firm emerged to streamline complex project delivery. -It built financial resilience through repeat engagements in large‑scale infrastructure and energy work. -Projects range from transport networks to heavy civil developments, each demanding precision and coordination. -Specialists tackle technical challenges across energy, infrastructure, transport and heavy civil domains. -Unusually, it mixes traditional project controls with adaptive resource forecasting to keep clients ahead.

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