Environmental Remediation Project Manager

AECOM•Denver, CO

5h•$90,000 - $125,000•Hybrid

About The Position

We are actively seeking a talented Environmental Remediation Project Manager for our Denver, Colorado office, with internal and external responsibilities across Colorado and the broader Rocky Mountain/Front Range region. Join us and make a positive impact in your community while delivering rewarding remediation projects. This hybrid role (office and remote) partners directly with multiple Remediation Consulting department managers to advance strategic objectives on major accounts. You will apply and grow managerial and client development skills while contributing in both technical project roles and project management roles.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 4+ years of relevant environmental remediation experience, and/or demonstrated equivalency of experience and education.
US Citizen or US Permanent Resident.
This role is subject to a background check and motor vehicle records check.

Nice To Haves

15+ years of experience in site investigation and remediation.
5+ years of project management experience.
Professional certification preferred (e.g., PE/PG, Chartered Engineer/Geologist, PMP).
Superior communication, writing, editing, and reporting skills for diverse audiences.
Proven success managing environmental projects for public- and private‑sector clients.
Detail‑oriented with strong organizational and verbal/written communication skills.
Experience managing teams and scheduling staff/resources for on‑time, on‑budget delivery.
Experience preparing proposals, cost estimates, schedules, and change orders; ability to support client development in the Colorado market.

Responsibilities

Oversee preparation of work plans and organize project studies to meet scope, schedule, quality, and safety objectives.
Interface directly with the technical project manager and cross‑disciplinary teams to deliver projects on scope, on schedule, and on budget.
Incorporate client requirements, including commercial contract terms, change management processes, and financial performance KPIs.
Use client and AECOM‑prescribed tools to track and manage project financials (forecasting, invoicing, cost control, earned value).
Ensure projects are delivered on time, within scope, and meet budgetary objectives; proactively adjust constraints based on financial analysis.
Lead internal coordination and external client communications, including progress reporting, risk management, and stakeholder engagement.
Strong Colorado regulatory experience is preferred (e.g., CDPHE programs, Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety for USTs, and EPA Region 8 interfaces), including permitting, compliance, and agency coordination.