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About the position Ramboll is seeking a Project Manager or Senior Project Manager to join their Environment and Health department. This role involves addressing the remediation of environmentally impaired media, including soil, groundwater, sediment, and vapor. The position requires a registered PE with over 10 years of environmental work experience, covering site characterization through remedial implementation and site closure. The successful candidate will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, manage proposals, prepare contract documents, and oversee fieldwork. The role offers opportunities for professional development within a collaborative and empowering company focused on creating sustainable change. Responsibilities • Collaborate with and support interdisciplinary engineering design teams to develop and implement multi-discipline solutions for soil, groundwater, sediment, and vapor remediation projects, using in-situ and ex-situ technologies • Participates in project scoping, costing, proposal preparation, and client presentations • Establishes work procedures/sequences and develops schedules, budgets, staffing requirements, and vendor/subcontractor lists • Significant role or independently manages proposal preparation related to service lines/spearheads, sectors, key accounts and/or growth initiatives • Preparation of contract/design drawings, specifications, and bid documents for environmental remediation projects • Plan, design, and manage/execute fieldwork to support remedial designs (e.g., sampling of soil, sediment, groundwater, and vapor, and quality assurance activities for remedial construction) • Review and analyze the cost and cost control progress, financial and other site-generated data to evaluate project status and compliance Requirements • BS or MS in Civil, Environmental, or related Engineering degree • 10+ years environmental experience, ranging from site characterization through remedial implementation and site closure • Registered professional engineer (PE) in one or more states is required • Working knowledge of federal, state, and local environmental regulations and programs • This position encompasses both office work (technical design, project/task management, data analysis, and report preparation) as well as fieldwork • Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis. No sponsorship is available for this position. Benefits • Flexible work arrangements • Generous Paid Time Off • Excellent health and retirement benefits • Investment in your development • Comprehensive benefits package that supports well-being, professional development, and work-life balance

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