Storage Tank Program Remediation Project Manager 2026-02353

State of Wyoming•Lander, WY

3d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a Natural Resources Program Principal in the Storage Tank Program. This position is responsible for remediation projects including comprehensive planning, approval of engineering designs, and coordination of construction and maintenance of multi-faceted remediation systems to facilitate cleanup of contaminated sites and to conduct tank installation/modification and removal inspections. The position requires responding to requests for information, including file review requests and remediation contaminant characterization. This position coordinates and communicates with other programs in the Agency and Division to ensure compliance. The successful candidate must reside within commuting distance to the office located in Lander, WY. Nestled at the base of the stunning Wind River Mountains, Lander, Wyoming offers an unmatched work-life balance that pairs small-town warmth with world-class outdoor adventure. Residents enjoy immediate access to hiking, rock climbing, fishing, mountain biking, and skiing right in their backyard, all within a vibrant, close-knit community. Beyond the breathtaking scenery, living in Lander means benefiting from Wyoming’s state tax advantages—including no personal state income tax —a minimal average commute, exceptional local schools, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it feel like home from day one.

Requirements

Knowledge of geology fundamentals, construction practices, and environmental cleanup methods.
Knowledge of project management principles.
Knowledge of civil and/or environmental engineering, chemistry, hydrogeologic and geologic processes and disciplines; pollution control; and evaluation processes.
Knowledge of general principles of remediation technologies for refined petroleum products, hazardous substances, and chemicals typically related to landfill leachate.
Knowledge of and ability to read, research, interpret and apply federal, state, and local environmental laws, rules, and regulations.
Knowledge of and ability to read, research, interpret and apply state policies and procedures.
Knowledge of environmental concepts, especially in relation to underground storage tanks, above ground storage tanks, and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Subtitle I.
Ability to proficiently use a personal computer and various software packages.
Ability to simultaneously work on multiple projects and meet deadlines and achieve agency goals.
Ability to reason with and influence dissatisfied people.
Ability to remain calm and firm and recommend equitable enforcement action.
Bachelor's Degree (typically in The Sciences)
1-2 years of progressive work experience (typically in The Sciences) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Natural Resources Analyst OR 4-6 years of progressive work experience (typically in The Sciences) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Natural Resources Analyst

Nice To Haves

Wyoming Professional Geologist license or a Wyoming Professional Engineer license.

Responsibilities

Reviews consultant submittals, including plans/specifications and reports, and work with consultants to develop remedies for remediation.
Analyzes/compiles complex environmental data and draws conclusions associated with site characterization, risk assessment and remedial alternatives.
Answers technical questions related to policies, procedures, regulations, and statutes.
Prepares new project site descriptions and participates on consultant selection committees.
Oversees consultants’ and contractors’ activities for numerous complex investigation and remediation projects that serve to protect human health and the environment.
Performs written performance appraisals for consultants and contractors.
Performs scope of work and cost negotiations during contract and amendment preparation for consultant and contractor services.
Reviews and approves contractor field orders, site work orders and value change proposals.
Coordinates with city, county, state, tribal, and federal officials; property owners; realtors; bankers; consultants and other affected parties concerning technical matters and environmental site conditions.