Direct Disposal Project Manager
tradebeCrown Point (NY)
About the role
Join a growing environmental services team where your expertise in hazardous and non-hazardous waste management will help customers find safe, compliant, and cost-effective disposal solutions. This is an excellent opportunity for waste industry professionals who enjoy problem-solving, project management, customer collaboration, and driving operational results. Partner with internal teams and customers to develop quotes for waste disposal projects and opportunities Coordinate with transportation and disposal vendors to deliver compliant and effective waste solutions Manage customer projects from start to finish, resolving issues and ensuring successful completion Provide regulatory and operational support related to hazardous and non-hazardous waste programs Track disposal opportunities, support revenue goals, and collaborate with Finance on project and revenue reviews Train, mentor, and provide guidance to team members while building strong vendor partnerships Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science or a related field, or equivalent industry experience 3-5 years of experience in the hazardous and/or non-hazardous waste industry Strong knowledge of waste profiling, hazardous waste disposal methods, and industry best practices Working knowledge of RCRA and DOT regulations Experience with hazardous waste market pricing and competitive pricing strategies Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications; SAP experience is a plus Strong communication, presentation, organizational, and problem-solving skills Demonstrated ability to drive results, make sound decisions, collaborate effectively, and develop others
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