Executing multiple projects and tasks concurrently.
Utilizing internal project support systems and complying with Weston’s protocols, ethics, and subcontracting requirements.
Identifying and mitigating project risks maintaining quality, safety, and compliance.
Supporting business development, including proposals, technical approaches, cost estimates, schedules, and subcontractor scopes.
Mentoring emerging project management talent.
Providing technical and/or management support across in-house projects.
Leading project teams to meet budget and schedule goals.
Communicating effectively with clients, regulators, team members, and company leadership.
Managing CERCLA and RCRA projects through all phases: investigations, feasibility studies, proposed plans, records of decision, remedial designs and actions, operations and maintenance, and long-term monitoring.
Requirements
leadership
remediation
12–15 years
pmp
civil engineering
cercla
Proven leadership, strategic planning, and financial management capabilities.
Experience with remedial technologies and performance-based approaches.
12–15 years of experience supporting environmental projects for federal government clients.
Experience with various contract types: Firm Fixed Price, Time and Materials, Cost-Plus.
Demonstrated success in delivering safe, high-quality projects.
Background in remediation system and civil construction project management.
Extensive knowledge of environmental services and liability issues.
Knowledge of screening values and risk assessment processes.
Prior leadership roles in government or corporate settings.
B.S. in Civil/Environmental Engineering, Geology, or related discipline.
Ability to supervise work groups and build coalitions across government and professional organizations.
Professional registration (PMP, P.E., or P.G.) preferred.
Strong understanding of CERCLA and RCRA requirements.
Benefits
Paid time off includes personal, holiday, and parental leave
Life and disability insurance
Work/life flexibility
Critical illness and accident coverage
Professional development opportunities
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K with base and matching employer stock contributions
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded to address the growing need for environmental and engineering solutions, the company has expanded its expertise across diverse industries.
Delivers sustainable and innovative solutions with a strong emphasis on environmental impact and efficiency.
Specializes in handling complex projects that demand both technical expertise and environmental sensitivity.
Work spans from water resource management to large-scale infrastructure, with notable projects in energy, industrial, and commercial sectors.
Rooted in solving environmental challenges, the company has evolved into a leading player in environmental engineering and construction.
Typical projects include infrastructure development, water remediation, energy efficiency, and industrial site improvements.
Has built a reputation for tackling challenging projects that require a unique blend of engineering and environmental expertise.
Culture + Values
Trust, Performance, People
Act with Integrity
Live Safely
Advance Client Success
Deliver Exceptional Quality
Be Inclusive
Create a Better World; Be the Change
Environment + Sustainability
20% annual energy reduction
ENERGY STAR lighting fixtures
Provides significant energy savings through the use of ENERGY STAR-certified lighting fixtures.
39% annual water reduction
Sanitary fixtures
Reduces water usage through the implementation of water-efficient sanitary fixtures.
35 MW solar PV array
New Jersey solar project
Operates one of the largest solar photovoltaic installations in New Jersey.
Net-zero by 2050
Emissions target
Committed to achieving net-zero emissions by the year 2050.
Triple-bottom-line approach across people, planet, and profit
Organic growth of hybrid work model and flexible workspace sharing to reduce carbon footprint
Procurement process includes environmental responsibility of suppliers and contractors
Green fleet acquisition guided by EPA’s Green Vehicle Guide; use of flexible-fuel vehicles for field commuting
Electronics recycling through Dell’s Asset Recovery Service or local charities
Installation of EV-charging stations at multiple offices (e.g., Mundelein, West Chester, and GSA sites)
Plant- and algae-based CO₂ sequestration in stormwater and wastewater treatment
Published 2023 ESG report aligned with SASB and GRI standards
Inclusion & Diversity
Participation in TechWomen Program mentoring two emerging female STEM leaders in 2023