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Project Manager, Environmental Engineering

Kellogg, IdahoEngineeringPosted

Full-Time
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About this job

Forge ahead with WSB. We are seeking an Environmental Project Manager to join our growing team. This role provides an opportunity to work on impactful civil and environmental engineering projects, supporting communities while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

WSB was founded on the understanding that culture drives results, and we've dedicated ourselves to the value of strong relationships, collaboration, and forward-thinking ideas. We've inspired each other to discover thoughtful and creative solutions that look beyond the needs of today to the opportunities of tomorrow. We invite you to forge ahead with us.

What You Will Do

  • Lead civil and environmental engineering projects from concept through construction
  • Lead CERCLA or brownfield investigation and remediation projects
  • Oversee design development including plans, drawings, reports, and permitting
  • Ensure quality and technical excellence across project deliverables
  • Collaborate with clients, agencies, and internal teams to deliver projects on time and within budget
  • Mentor and develop junior engineers and technical staff
  • Conduct field visits and provide construction oversight
  • Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations What You Will Bring
  • Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Construction Management or similar degrees
  • PE License in…

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