Jobs at Forensic Analytical Consulting Services, Inc.

The Project Manager oversees environmental health consulting projects from proposal development through execution, reporting, billing, and closeout. Responsibilities include preparing estimates, schedules, budgets, invoices, and reports; coordinating field investigations and personnel; ensuring QA/QC compliance; managing client relationships and business development activities; and supporting staff development. The role requires technical knowledge of industrial hygiene and environmental health and safety, project financial management, communication skills, travel flexibility, and current work-related certifications.

Coordinates industrial hygiene projects from intake through completion, including scheduling field activities, tracking reports and results, maintaining documentation, communicating with clients, supporting proposals and pricing, preparing invoicing materials, and assisting with administrative and marketing activities.

Leads asbestos and environmental health projects from proposal through fieldwork, reporting, invoicing, and closeout. Manages schedules, budgets, staffing, quality, client relationships, and technical deliverables while conducting or overseeing site assessments, sampling, and documentation. The role also supports business development, client presentations, staff mentoring, certification compliance, and project financial performance. Regular fieldwork, travel, equipment handling, background screening, physicals, and respirator fit testing are required.

Lead and manage industrial hygiene and environmental health projects from client contact through final reporting. Own budgets, staffing, scheduling, QA/QC, field investigations, equipment logistics, invoicing, and client relationships. Supervise project coordinators, managers, and technicians; perform on-site surveys and abatement oversight; maintain certifications and ensure regulatory and safety compliance.

Client-facing senior role driving sector-focused growth through consultative selling, executive relationship building, pipeline ownership, proposal strategy, account expansion, public procurement pursuits, and coordination with Practice Leads, Local Directors, Marketing, and SMEs. Requires disciplined CRM use, forecasting, and frequent travel to develop and close profitable opportunities.

Lead and manage asbestos, lead, mold, and industrial hygiene projects end-to-end: proposals, budgets, field surveys, abatement oversight, client communication, staff supervision, and final reports/specifications. Ensure regulatory compliance, quality control, business development, and maintain client relationships while supporting recruitment and project documentation.