Metric Geo is hiring: Senior Project Manager - Environmental & Industrial Hygien

Position: Senior Project Manager – Environmental & Industrial Hygiene Employment Type: Full-Time We are seeking a Senior Project Manager with expertise in environmental and industrial hygiene consulting to lead complex projects involving hazardous building materials and indoor environmental quality. This role combines technical leadership, business development, and project oversight. The individual will provide advanced technical input, manage client relationships, and ensure the successful delivery of projects while supporting the growth and mentoring of junior staff. Direct and coordinate project teams, providing technical guidance and ensuring deliverables meet quality standards. Oversee project lifecycles, including scoping, budgeting, scheduling, and final reporting. Lead client engagement, identifying new opportunities and maintaining strong partnerships with existing clients. Provide subject-matter expertise in asbestos, lead, mould, and air quality investigations. Supervise subcontractors, authorise purchase orders, and approve invoices. Monitor project budgets, address scope changes, and track financial performance. Serve as a liaison between clients and regulatory agencies, ensuring compliance with state, federal, and local requirements. In-depth understanding of environmental and health & safety regulations, with specific expertise in hazardous building materials. Ability to interpret and apply complex technical and regulatory requirements. Strong organisational skills, with the capacity to manage multiple concurrent projects. Proven ability to scope, price, and deliver consulting projects effectively. Excellent client relationship management skills. Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, industrial hygiene, environmental health, chemistry, or a related discipline. At least 7 years of consulting experience in industrial hygiene or related fields, including a minimum of 5 years in field sampling (asbestos, lead, mould). OSHA Hazwoper 40-hour certification and/or General Industry 10/30-hour training strongly preferred. Valid driver’s licence, acceptable driving record, and the ability to obtain medical clearance. Travel is required, primarily day trips across the region, with occasional overnight or extended travel depending on project needs. The position involves approximately 60–75% office-based work and 25–40% site visits, which may involve exposure to environmental hazards.