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The successful candidate will serve as a technical expert, project manager, and team leader—responsible for maintaining regulatory compliance, advancing operational excellence, and developing new opportunities within the hazardous materials service line. Responsibilities: Essential functions will include: Lead and manage HBM and AHERA-related projects including hazardous materials surveys, inspections, risk assessments, abatement oversight, and demolition support.

Overview:
UMIAQ Environmental is seeking a highly motivated Hazardous Building Materials (HBM) Project Manager to lead and expand our building materials assessment, abatement, and compliance services across Alaska. This position will oversee a diverse portfolio of projects involving asbestos, lead-based paint, PCBs, mercury, and other regulated building materials, ensuring all work meets state, federal, and client-specific standards. Must Reside in Alaska. The successful candidate will serve as a technical expert, project manager, and team leader—responsible for maintaining regulatory compliance, advancing operational excellence, and developing new opportunities within the hazardous materials service line.

Responsibilities:
Essential functions will include:<ul><li>Lead and manage HBM and AHERA-related projects including hazardous materials surveys, inspections, risk assessments, abatement oversight, and demolition support.</li><li>Serve as the primary AHERA-competent person for asbestos inspection, management planning, and project design activities.</li><li>Develop, review, and approve technical reports, work plans, and regulatory documentation to ensure accuracy, compliance, and consistency.</li><li>Oversee certification compliance and provide technical mentorship to environmental field and project staff.</li><li>Coordinate with clients, subcontractors, and regulatory agencies to ensure safe, timely, and cost-effective project delivery.</li><li>Support business development efforts by preparing proposals, cost estimates, and scopes of work.</li><li>Manage budgets, schedules, and resources for multiple projects simultaneously.</li><li>Maintain strict adherence to AHERA, EPA, OSHA, ADEC, and local regulatory standards.</li><li>Perform other duties as assigned by your supervisor.</li></ul>

Qualifications:
Minimum Qualifications:<ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Industrial Hygiene, Engineering, or related field.</li><li>Minimum of 8 years of experience in hazardous building materials management, environmental consulting, or abatement oversight, with at least 3 years in a supervisory or senior project management role.</li><li>Current certifications or licenses strongly preferred:<ul><li>Asbestos Building Inspector, Project Designer, and/or Management Planner</li><li>AHERA Asbestos Building Inspector</li><li>Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessor or Inspector</li><li>HAZWOPER (40-hour) and current refresher</li></ul></li><li>Strong working knowledge of federal, state, and local environmental and occupational health regulations.</li><li>Proven ability to manage multiple projects, budgets, and staff effectively.</li><li>Excellent communication, leadership, and organizational skills.</li><li>Ability to travel to remote Alaska locations for short-duration field work or project oversight.</li></ul>Preferred Qualifications:<ul><li>Experience working with Alaska Native Corporations, government agencies, or industrial facilities.</li><li>Master’s degree in Environmental or Occupational Health-related field.</li><li>Familiarity with GIS, Smartsheet, and other project management systems.</li></ul>Physical and Mental Demands:<ul><li>Operation of motor vehicles, ATVs/UTVs, and heavy equipment (aircraft, marine craft, etc.).</li><li>Rapid mental and/or muscle coordination.</li><li>Frequent walking, standing, twisting, and turning of the upper body, arms, and legs.</li><li>Crawling, kneeling, stooping, and climbing.</li><li>Visual and auditory requirements: safe distant vision, good near vision, and good hearing.</li><li>Regular use of respirators (½ face and full face) and mandatory use of ANSI-approved safety footwear, safety glasses, and hard hats.</li><li>Lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling:<ul><li>Continuously (over 75% of daily hours): up to 20 lbs.</li><li>Occasionally to Frequently (15%–50% of daily hours): 21–75 lbs. lifting/carrying; 21–100+ lbs. pushing/pulling.</li></ul></li></ul>Working Conditions:<ul><li>Flexibility to work in challenging and dynamic environments.</li><li>Outdoor conditions, including excessive heat (>80°F) and extreme cold (<0°F).</li><li>Potential exposure to dust, fumes, smoke, solvents, chemicals, and constant noise.</li><li>Slippery, uneven surfaces, stairs, ladders, scaffolding, towers, and elevated work areas (4’–12’ above ground).</li><li>Confined or cramped spaces and remote worksites without immediate medical facilities.</li><li>Long and/or irregular hours, including day and night shift rotations.</li><li>Working alone or around hazardous machinery.</li></ul>#LI-WW1

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