Environmental Project Manager

JOB TITLE: Project Manager

DUTIES
Provide management, leadership, and planning of engineering, procurement, and construction of multiple moderately complex multi-million-dollar projects. Projects managed at this level will typically be less in scope, complexity, and cost as those managed by the Senior Project Manager.
Establish numerous diverse project management teams, providing policy direction, broad program direction, and establishing priorities needed to integrate numerous ongoing area
projects. Manage project cost, schedule, scope, and subcontract matrices, while adhering to quality, environmental, and safety objectives.
Manage established project costs, schedule, and technical baselines and provide eective management of project sta and matrix personnel to control baselines. Manage professional and non-exempt employees to include career development, motivation, performance review, and salary administration.
Provide concise and accurate oral and written presentations to internal and external customers regarding project implementation plans, status, changes and new approaches, including complex technical, organizational and nancial issues.
Conduct considerably complex analysis of problems involving numerous engineering disciplines.
Develop innovative alternative action strategies enabling the early achievement of milestones.
Perform risk analyses and provide decision authority for dening and approving corrective
actions and establishing priorities.
Manage project eorts to ensure project progress is within schedule, cost, technical, environmental, and legal baselines.
Ensure timely submittal of all required progress and status reports.
Act as a technical project management advisor to assigned project management teams, peers,
less experienced project managers, and senior management, and external customers.
These responsibilities are intended to describe the primary elements of the job as a whole,
not to describe any one position in its entirety.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Education: Bachelor's degree in an engineering or environmental discipline and at least 10-12 years engineering/project management experience and at least 5 years personnel management experience.
Experience/Skills: Ability to apply and integrate the latest principles and methods of multiple engineering disciplines including design and construction in addition to business disciplines such as procurement, planning, scheduling, cost/budget control. Requires detailed knowledge and application of DOE Orders and Regulations as well as industry codes and standards with emphasis National Environmental Policy Act, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Comprehensive Environmental Response, and Compensation and Liability Act.
Clear understanding of work hazards, safety programs, environmental law, legal and business concepts is mandatory.
Manage problems and issues of extensive complexity within developing processes involving a diverse group of functional partcipants and stakeholders. Exercise judgment within loosely dened limits. Develop and implement primary and alternative actions with minimal restraint.
Negotiate and resolve extremely complex dierences among project team members which aect internal and external stakeholders, including quality and safety. Resolution eorts
necessitate extensive research, knowledge, and innovative approaches.
Must be knowledgeable and forceful in representing and selling project to supportive and adversarial individuals from within the complex and surrounding community while employing a high degree of skill, tactfulness, and diplomacy.
OTHER REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Area Security Access: Candidate must be able to obtain and maintain a DOE "Q" security clearance. Subcontractor must have an active eFOCI registration and approved Facility Level
Clearance with DOE/NNSA.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Candidates who have possessed an active DOE clearance (L or Q) within the past two (2) years are
preferred.