Project Manager - Environmental Remediation

AECOM is seeking an Environmental Project Manager for investigation and remediation projects with a focus on firm-fixed-price (FFP) and cost-plus fixed fee (CPFF) contracting primarily for US Federal clients. The Project Manager will lead projects across multiple AECOM operations and engage various subject matter experts and disciplines.  This is a full-time position and will be based out of the Germantown, Maryland office. The position is a hybrid of telecommute and in-office attendance.

The AECOM Environmental Project Manager is responsible for managing projects and major tasks to achieve specified objectives and involves the overall planning; coordination with staff, clients, and subcontractors; and control of projects/ tasks from inception to completion. Responsibility includes managing projects and major tasks that will be completed on time, within authorized scope and budget, and meet all required quality and safety parameters. This position requires excellent skills in written and spoken communication (including polished presentations to clients, regulators, and the public), organization, time management, and an individual who thrives in a team-oriented environment.

Responsibilities of this position, which may vary slightly, include the following:

• Obtain AECOM Project Management Certification within one year of onboarding.
• Collaborate with project teams and management in the development of strategies and plans.
• Serve as primary client point of contact on a variety of projects.
• Provide overall management and administration to projects and assisting in establishing project-specific objectives and policies.
• Support federal proposals including technical approach and costing.
• Provide technical direction and guidance to subordinate managers, enforce company and project policies, maintain close client interface, and ensure all facets of the project are conducted in accordance with design, budget, and schedule through subordinate managers and supervisors.
• Work mostly independently but receives basic guidance on specific assignments, objectives, complex features, contract management, and financial performance.
• Receive technical guidance on unusual or complex problems and supervisory approval on proposed plans for projects. Engage subject matter experts when needed.
• May supervise junior/ mid-level engineers and scientists (all disciplines applicable), as well as project administration, project controls, scheduling, cost control, estimating, and procurement representatives.