Environmental Project Manager - California Regulatory experience required

Environmental Project Manager Security Clearance Requirement: Must be a U.S. citizen. This position at a minimum requires a favorable fingerprint/background check and minimum tier 1 investigation completed to obtain a DoD Common Access Card (CAC).

The PM will ensure that all work and associated tasks performed by GSI are designed and conducted in accordance with approved work plans, applicable state-specific regulations, regulatory agency guidance, installation and client-specific requirements. The PM provides technical and managerial advice to Air Force clients, GSI co-workers and subcontract team members ensuring all work is performed in compliance with an approved Health & Safety Plan and Quality Control Plan. The PM may also be asked to assist with developing program policies, contract-specific technical deliverables, respond to Air Force and Regulatory Agency comments, attend routine bi-weekly status meetings with the Air Force, develop and present Power Point presentations at quarterly BRAC Cleanup Team (BCT) Meetings with the Air Force and Regulatory Agencies and develop pricing for BECOS proposals. The PM will manage BECOS Task Order projects. Project management responsibilities include close coordination with Air Force clients and GSI-team members regarding deliverable status and field work, installation-specific personnel, vendors and subcontractors; and completion of projects within scope, schedule and budget. The PM will oversee all aspects of assigned projects including establishing Project Schedules, Milestone Payment Schedules (MPS), assign responsibilities to team members, monitor and summarize progress of each assigned project; and prepare internal reports for upper management regarding the financial status of each assigned projects.

What Required Skills You'll Bring :Strong communication skills, work well with fellow team members and Air Force personnel to ensure all project-specific deliverables address applicable Task Order scope, schedule and budget requirements and achieve compliance with health & safety and quality control objectives. PM will communicate effectively with GSI Program Manager on the status of current projects and assist with internal hiring of technical staff. Must be experienced with CERCLA Program requirements California regulatory experience Minimum of six years professional work experience supporting federal government programs, have experience with a variety of environmental concepts, practices, and procedures; rely on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals; perform a variety of tasks; lead and direct the work of others; enhance department and organization reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to job accomplishments. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected.