BUILDING SCIENCES MANAGERJOB SUMMARY:Responsible for project management and various aspects of fieldwork related to the Building Sciences service area, which includes services related to asbestos, lead, mold, radon, indoor air quality (IAQ), and industrial hygiene. Work is performed with direction from senior-level personnel; under the general supervision of the service area Principal.ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:Conduct asbestos-related work activities: inspection and bulk sample collection, abatement oversight, air monitoring, and air clearance samplingConduct lead-based paint-related work activities: inspections/risk assessments and sampling, abatement oversight, dust wipe/air clearance sampling, and report writingConduct IAQ and mold-related work activities: initial inspection and investigations, environmental sampling, remediation oversight, and pre/post-remediation air clearance samplingConduct industrial hygiene investigations and monitoring events to evaluate potential exposure to containments or hazards: sample calibration, setup of air monitoring equipment, and observation and documentation of employee work practices and proceduresTrain/mentor field personnel in all field tasks to complete project scopes of workManage project budgeting and estimating, scheduling, project administration and setup, field activities, data interpretation, client interaction, and project momentumIdentify changes to the scope of work communicate to Project Manager and client, and execute change orders if necessaryPerform regulatory and technical research as needed to support a projectEvaluate, select, schedule, and manage subcontractorsCommunicate with clients on projects, from beginning to endPrepare a Health and Safety Plan (HASP) or Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), review and enforce plans, and site safety with all persons at the work siteDocument all field activities being performedPrepare and write final project reports for senior reviewPrepare job descriptions of completed projectsResearch and report as a subject matter expert (SME) supporting litigation mattersKNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:Knowledge of asbestos, mold, radon, lead, indoor air quality, and hygieneRecognize hazards inherent to the environmental work and safety measuresLearn job-related material primarily through verbal instruction, training, reading, researching, and observation in an on-the-job settingDocument and organize while working on multiple projectsJOB SPECIFICATIONS:Education: A.S. or B.S. in geology, engineering, chemistry, environmental science, or related field OR GED with significant relevant experience in the industryRecommended Experience: 5+ years experience in Building Sciences related consultingCertifications: Asbestos Building Inspector; Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor; Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, & Restoration Certification (IICRC) Mold Remediation or Water Restoration Certifications; or Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) 40 hours Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) Certification (40 hours) or General Industry 10 or 30 Hour Certifications are a plusSkills: Strong computer and verbal/written communication skills are a mustAdditional requirements: Must be physically capable of operating vehicles safely, possess a valid driver's license, have an acceptable driving record, and receive a medical clearance from a baseline physicalThis classification requires travel to various client locations. Travel typically involves day trips within the state or neighboring states, resulting in longer workdays; and may include extended and/or further travel, resulting in multiple days and overnights. Long distance drives and air travel may be required.40% office (controlled environment), 60% client/site travel (environmental job hazards)