Project Manager – Environmental Characterization and Rehabilitation (South Shore-Montreal)

UDA Consulting Group Inc. (UDA) is looking for a project manager for its environmental assessment, characterization and rehabilitation department to complete its management team. UDA’s multidisciplinary team includes agricultural, forestry and geology engineers, agronomists, liaison officers with varied profiles, biologists, agricultural drainage specialists, geographers, draftsmen (AutoCAD), geomatics and geographic information system specialists, environmental monitoring specialists, agricultural and forestry technicians, wildlife technicians and administrative staff.

The position may be attached to our Saint-Charles-sur-Richelieu or Quebec City offices. Telework is offered according to the candidate's needs.

PERMANENT - FULL-TIME /PROFILE: $80,000 TO $115,000 DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE

Why choose us?

• For our human-scale work culture and climate that is both pleasant and enriching in terms of developing skills in the environment, agriculture, forestry and hydrogeology, where people can exercise their passion in varied and stimulating project contexts, and where their contribution is recognized and valued;
• For our multitude of career opportunities to continue to evolve and develop yourself, in an environment conducive to professional development (personalized career plan) training, development and skills acquisition);
• For our significant contribution to the success of development projects in Quebec by ensuring compliance with applicable environments and regulations;
• For our competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package focused on employees (group insurance plan, pension plan, telemedicine, PAEF, cell phone provided, reimbursement of professional association membership fees, reimbursement of mileage traveled according to internal policy, social club activities, etc.);
• For our flexible working conditions aimed at balancing our professional and private lives (teleworking offered up to 100% of the time depending on the position, condensed schedule, annual leave, etc.).

Responsibilities related to the position

Reporting to the Director principal, the project manager will be responsible for managing various environmental assessment projects (Phases I, II and III), environmental remediation of contaminated sites and characterization of sediments, surface water and wastewater. More specifically:

• Provide leadership to the department including organizing weekly coordination and resource planning meetings;
• Manage staff under his supervision including but not limited to: coaching, supervising and developing staff skills, managing annual performance and developing individual development plans;
• Contribute to the development of the strategic plan and business development according to the requests of the partners;
• Plan, organize and control the various stages of environmental assessment projects (Phase I, II and III) and environmental remediation of sites contaminated;
• Prepare service offers;
• Ensure the relationship with the client;
• Ensure compliance with project deadlines;
• Supervise technicians and subcontractors;
• Compile data and write deliverables;
• Monitor the project budget;
• Approve supplier invoices and prepare project invoices;
• Participate in carrying out site work;
• Act as a technical environmental expert in support of various company projects;
• Work in collaboration with all company departments to carry out projects;
• Promote and implement the health and safety prevention program of the work.

Keywords: project manager / project manager / project manager / environment / characterization / environmental study / rehabilitation / phases

Requirements and training

• Bachelor's degree (BAC) in geology, geological engineering, environment or any other relevant discipline;
• More than 5 years of experience in environmental site assessment and characterization (phases I and II) and site rehabilitation;
• Experience in managing multidisciplinary teams;
• Effective time management and decision-making skills;
• Ability to communicate in French orally and in writing;
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills;
• Possess a good knowledge of provincial and federal environmental regulations;
• Autonomy, initiative and attention to detail, ability to work in a team and in a dynamic environment;
• Advanced knowledge of the Office suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint).

Note: The masculine is used for the sole purpose of lightening the text.