LaBella Associates

Project Manager

• Partner with regional and divisional leadership to develop and execute growth strategies for Regulated Building Materials, Environmental Due Diligence, and Brownfields services.
• Serve as an Environmental Division leader and resource for other LaBella divisions.
• Identify opportunities to incorporate environmental services into multidisciplinary projects, pursuits, and client relationships.
• Develop and maintain client relationships and pursue new business opportunities.
• Participate in client meetings, networking, industry events, presentations, proposal development, and pursuit strategy.
• Prepare and lead proposals and pursuit teams.
• Manage project scope, budgets, schedules, staffing, client communication, deliverables, and regulatory coordination.
• Provide technical oversight and quality review of reports, proposals, and environmental deliverables.
• Provide technical guidance for asbestos and lead-based materials surveys, Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Brownfields redevelopment, environmental assessments, and remediation services.
• Conduct field work as appropriate.
• Mentor, train, and develop junior environmental staff.
• Support collaboration, accountability, technical excellence, professional growth, and knowledge sharing.
• Monitor workload, staffing, project capacity, and resource needs.
• Collaborate with Environmental Managers and technical staff throughout LaBella.
• Represent LaBella with clients, regulatory agencies, industry organizations, and the community.

Senior Environmental Project Manager

• Assist in the development of client-specific report templates and quality assurance/quality control responsibilities for all associated reports.
• Develop and prepare proposals and budgets for property and construction risk-related projects.
• Manage engaged property and construction risk-related projects, including tracking and maintaining project and deliverable schedules, ensuring client-specific requirements are met, and reviewing/approving project invoicing.
• Assist in training existing LaBella staff in the technical aspects and reporting for property and construction risk-related projects.
• Conduct targeted business development activities with LaBella’s existing project management and business development team.
• Travel periodically throughout LaBella’s footprint, including overnight stays for networking events, conferences, fieldwork, and/or internal training.

Project Manager – Property and Construction Risk

General

• Develop and implement a regional business plan covering growth, staffing, client development, technical capabilities, and financial performance.
• Identify emerging market needs, regulatory developments, and service opportunities for public- and private-sector solid waste/environmental clients.
• Establish measurable practice goals and evaluate progress.
• Coordinate regional initiatives with division, business development, and regional leadership.
• Promote collaboration and consistent service delivery across offices, disciplines, and geographic markets.
• Develop and strengthen current and prospective client relationships.
• Monitor the regional opportunity pipeline and coordinate business development activities.
• Lead strategic pursuits, including go/no-go decisions, teaming strategies, proposals, interviews, and contract negotiations.
• Serve as a trusted adviser regarding clients’ operational, regulatory, financial, and long-term planning needs.
• Oversee workload, staffing, utilization, revenue, profitability, backlog, and accounts receivable.
• Allocate resources and balance workloads among offices and teams.
• Assist with budgets, revenue projections, staffing plans, and investment priorities.
• Evaluate project performance and implement corrective measures for financial, schedule, scope, or quality concerns.
• Provide executive and technical oversight for significant, complex, or high-risk projects.
• Ensure effective, timely, professional, and financially responsible service delivery.
• Promote quality assurance and quality control procedures.
• Support project managers with technical challenges, regulatory issues, contract concerns, and client needs.
• Recruit, retain, mentor, and develop technical and project management staff.
• Support employee development through training, coaching, licensing, leadership opportunities, and succession planning.
• Foster an inclusive, collaborative, accountable, and safety-focused workplace.
• Oversee or support solid waste/environmental services including landfill planning and permitting, master planning, transfer stations, recycling, landfill gas, leachate, waste characterization, construction administration, financial planning, environmental monitoring, compliance, due diligence, site evaluations, geological investigations, ecological, and wetlands services.

Regional Practice Leader – Solid Waste, Environmental

Procurement

• Assist the Program Manager and Project Manager in planning, directing, and coordinating material and services procurement contracting, expediting, and delivery
• Administer RFPs and monitor the entire RFP portfolio
• Provide contract administration support
• Analyze services and materials demands to gain efficiencies
• Oversee project aspects including setting deadlines, assigning responsibilities, monitoring and summarizing project progress
• Perform other duties as required

Senior Environmental Project Manager

Project Manager – Property and Construction Risk

Regional Practice Leader – Solid Waste, Environmental

Procurement Coordinator