Environmental Restoration Project Manager

Lead Environmental Restoration Projects That Make an Impact

Empire Landscape is seeking an experienced Environmental Restoration Project Manager to lead field-driven restoration and stormwater projects across the region.

We are a stable, mid-sized company where project managers have real ownership not layers of corporate approval. If youre confident running environmental job sites and want long-term growth in a supportive team environment, this role offers both stability and opportunity.

What Youll Manage

Projects include:

• Stream and wetland plantings
• Reforestation initiatives
• Bioretention and stormwater management systems
• Hydro-seeding and erosion control
• Tree removal and preservation
• Invasive species management
• Native habitat restoration and bioengineering

Key Responsibilities

• Manage projects from planning through closeout
• Oversee budgets, schedules, crews, and subcontractors
• Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and specifications
• Read and interpret plans, contracts, and technical documents
• Prepare RFIs and submittals
• Coordinate with municipalities, inspectors, contractors, and internal staff
• Maintain high standards of safety, quality, and productivity

Qualifications

Required:

• 5+ years of experience in environmental restoration, landscaping, horticulture, or arboriculture
• Experience overseeing field operations
• Strong understanding of environmental construction practices
• Ability to identify native trees and shrubs
• Valid drivers license

Preferred:

• Degree in Environmental Science or related field
• Experience with municipal or government contracts
• Spanish language skills

Benefits

• Annual performance bonus
• 401(k) with up to 4% company match
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off
• Ongoing training and professional development
• Long-term growth opportunities

Offered compensation: $65,000/yr - $85,000/yr

Experience and License Requirements

• Environmental restoration work
• Native and Non-native plant species ID
• OSHA 10 or 30 trained
• Two or four-year degree in Environmental Science or related field
• Valid driver's license