Civil Engineer - Project Manager - Environmental
Essential Duties and Responsibilities Business Development Expectations This individual will collaborate with senior staff and report to a senior practice leader in the Lubbock office. He or she would support existing clients while helping to identify and develop new business opportunities in solid waste, civil and environmental services, including new clients and markets, as well as assist in developing effective proposals, presentations, and bids.
Project Management Expectations This individual will provide leadership, direction and coordination for regional projects and clients and will interact with senior managers in developing planning initiatives. He or she would also nurture, train, supervise and evaluate junior staff and recruit additional staff depending upon growth of the market area.
Qualifications- Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Civil/Environmental/Geotechnical/geology) required.
- Minimum of 10 years' of experience in Civil/Environmental/Geological Consulting or the Solid Waste Management Industry.
- Professional registration (i.e. PE or PG in Texas or ability to acquire through reciprocity).
- Experience with the full scope of landfill development, operation, engineering, and closure services, including landfill gas collection and control, siting studies, liner and cover system design/construction, closure plan development, geotechnical assessment, solid waste planning and financial studies, design of waste collection, transfer, and recycling facilities, and/or development of source reduction and recycling programs.
Additional desired environmental experience includes site assessments, field investigations, underground storage tank investigations, and remediation as well as environmental monitoring of soil, water and air.
Environmental/Air permitting experience, including experience with the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality would be beneficial but not required as long as there is a background in Subtitle D regulations.
A strong civil background would be a plus.