Field Project Managers
 
Clean Air’s Field Project Managers form the core of our testing capabilities in the field.  They are the first line of offense in the field, and are responsible for “getting the job done” at the work site.  Typically, our Field Leaders have three or more years of hands-on field experience, executing all types of EPA test methods and overcoming a seemingly endless variety of technical obstacles.  They are experts at working with people, and they specialize in coordinating the often times competing needs of regulators, plant personnel, outside consultants and the test crew.  They excel in completing their projects on time, while staying committed to Clean Air’s highest levels of data quality and work integrity.
 
Specific responsibilities of our Field Leaders include:

• On-site coordinator for Clean Air.
• Supervise test crews while in the field.
• Ensure that Clean Air’s and client’s safety policies and procedures are enforced.
• Possess a thorough understanding of the process being tested and how process operations may affect measurements.
• Fully knowledgeable of technical and regulatory aspects of test methods.
• Participate in on-site agency meetings and negotiations.
• Ensure that all field work meets the requirements of site-specific test plans and test protocols.
• Ensure that field work meets the time schedule.
• Review final test report for project accuracy.