Montrose Environmental Group leverages advanced technologies and local expertise to transform environmental responsibility into a strategic asset, addressing complex challenges nationwide.
Little Rock, Arkansas
Montrose Environmental was one of the first to see environmental responsibility as not just an imperative but as a strategic asset. And we’re well ahead of the curve in applying the latest technologies in practical ways to solve difficult environmental challenges. How? By building a leadership team with exceptional depth of experience and breadth of expertise. By bringing together a wealth of local knowledge that allows us to address homegrown issues across multiple locations. By removing operational roadblocks that stand in the way of streamlined, hassle-free, nation-spanning implementation. And by investing in assets and technologies that will keep us out in front of emerging environmental concerns for years to come. In short, we approach our job the same way our clients approach theirs: With a sense of urgency, a commitment to adding value, and a stubborn refusal to settle for second-best. All to help the people we partner with identify and seize opportunity.
On-site · Grande Prairie
Manage a portfolio of environmental project scopes, schedules, and budgets while coordinating with multi-disciplinary teams. Prepare technical reports, regulatory submissions, and proposals to meet client and provincial requirements.
Hybrid · Guelph
The Environmental Project Manager will lead and manage environmental work packages on major infrastructure projects in Ontario, ensuring compliance with agreements and schedules across planning, design, permitting, and construction phases. This involves collaborating with clients, partners, and regulators to integrate environmental requirements into project execution and design.