Job Summary:

The Site Assessment Project Manager oversees environmental
site assessments, remediation efforts, and regulatory compliance for
construction and facility projects. This role involves coordinating with environmental
contractors, managing budgets and schedules, and ensuring adherence to
regulatory standards set by the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC)
and other agencies.

Key Responsibilities:

• Review
  and coordinate work performed by environmental site assessment Master
  Services Agreement (MSA) contractors, including:
  • Phase
    I Environmental Site Assessments
  • Soil
    Disposition Evaluations (Compliance with Specification 01 4524)
  • Soil
    Evaluations (Applicability of SCAQMD Rule 1466)
  • Health
    and Safety Risk Assessments
  • Preliminary
    Environmental Assessments
  • Remedial
    Investigations / Feasibility Studies
  • Public
    Participation Plans
  • Preparation
    and execution of Removal Action Workplans / Remedial Action Plans
  • PCB
    (Polychlorinated Biphenyl) surveys and mitigation efforts



• Assist
  in contract development and oversight for environmental remediation
  contractors.
• Manage
  project budgets, contracts, and schedules related to environmental
  investigations and remediation activities.
• Provide
  technical guidance to the Office of Environmental Health & Safety
  (OEHS) Management, ensuring effective oversight of environmental site
  assessment contractors and cost control.
• Prepare
  and coordinate environmental review processes in alignment with Facilities
  Services Division requirements for:
  • Project
    scheduling
  • Budgeting
  • School
    design and construction
  • Emergency
    response
  • Waste
    disposal
  • Demolition
    activities

Minimum Qualifications:

Required Experience:

• 7+
  years of full-time professional experience managing environmental investigations
  and remediation projects under DTSC or a comparable regulatory agency.
• Strong
  knowledge of site investigations, remedial strategies, and environmental
  regulations at the federal, state, and local levels, including compliance
  with:
  • DTSC
    protocols
  • Regional
    Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) regulations
  • South
    Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) guidelines

Required Education:

• Bachelor’s
  degree from an accredited college or university, preferably in Geology,
  Engineering, or a related field.

Preferred Qualifications:

• California
  Professional Registration (Certified Hydrogeologist, Professional
  Engineer, or Professional Geologist) is preferred.