LaBella Associates

Analyst

• Preparing maps and figures in ArcGIS Pro for a wide variety of projects in the permitting field. Proper data management and organization is required.
• Have a working knowledge in state and federal regulations in regard to wetlands, species, stormwater, and permits.
• Participating in fieldwork for jurisdictional wetland surveys and Waters of the US, which would include assistance with plant identifications, soil analysis, and identification of hydrological characteristics.
• Preparing wetland delineation reports summarizing field findings for soil types, vegetation, and hydrological characteristics.
• Participating in fieldwork for protected species surveys.

Environmental and Permitting Analyst

• Assist with wetland delineations
• Conduct protected species habitat surveys
• Perform stormwater inspections
• Write technical reports
• Conduct GIS mapping

Environmental Analyst

Project Manager

• Effective leadership in a matrix organization.
• Initiation, Planning, Executing, and Closing Projects — defining the project WBS, Cost Baseline and OBS structure, initiating the project, building its comprehensive work plan, controlling and managing to the risks, scope, schedule and budget
• Managing Teams — facilitating commitment and productivity, removing obstacles, and managing teams
• Implementation and Management of Quality and Environmental Process and procedures on all projects focusing on meeting SPI and CPI performance indicators less than 1.0
• Management of third-party projects including other transmission owners and interconnecting customers
• Accountable and Responsible for:
• - Cost /Budgeting and Management
• - Communication Management
• - Change Management
• - Schedule Management
• - Construction Management Oversight
• - Commissioning Management Oversight
• - Risk Management
• - Regulatory and Stakeholder Management
• Responsible for the execution and successful completion of the project. They are the main point of contact between contractors and the client on all project matter. The PM shall be responsible for monitoring and measuring project performance throughout the project and resolving any contract disputes relative to costs, scope, and schedule.

• Manage permitting efforts for large electric transmission line projects
• Assist with managing environmental permitting tasks for smaller development projects
• Coordinate and manage environmental field studies, technical documents, and permit applications
• Manage project schedules with a focus on proactive planning and critical path issue identification and mitigation
• Work with local, state, and federal regulatory agencies
• Work with other project stakeholders such as engineers, real estate, public outreach, etc.
• Maintain and manage the client relationship
• Prepare proposals for ongoing work and be accountable for project budgets and invoicing
• Manage and mentor junior level staff

Senior Environmental Project Manager

Program Manager

• Own and manage the firm’s BIM program across disciplines and offices.
• Establish, maintain, and enforce BIM standards, templates, families, and workflows.
• Ensure consistent application of BIM execution plans, model setup, and coordination practices.
• Oversee model quality, health, and compliance with internal standards.
• Directly manage BIM Managers, BIM Coordinators, and related roles.
• Set priorities, workloads, and performance expectations for the BIM team.
• Mentor team members and support professional growth and skill development.
• Serve as the escalation point for complex BIM and model coordination issues.
• Provide input and guidance on design technology tools and workflows that impact project delivery.
• Support evaluation and refinement of tools that intersect with BIM and production.
• Identify gaps, inefficiencies, or risks in current workflows and propose improvements.
• Partner with project teams to support complex or high risk projects.
• Assist with BIM execution planning on major pursuits or projects.
• Support troubleshooting of advanced modeling, coordination, and performance issues.
• Maintain clear governance for BIM standards, updates, and change management.

BIM Program Manager

Manager

• Supervise and support regional field inspectors, including scheduling coordination, mentoring, and performance support.
• Assist in performing and oversee building code inspections across all major phases of construction, including site grading, foundations, concrete placement and formwork, framing, insulation installation, firestopping, fire protection systems, plumbing systems, HVAC systems, and final inspections.
• Ensure consistent and accurate field documentation, including photo logs, inspection notes, and standardized reports.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for municipal building and fire code officials on inspection-related matters within the assigned region.
• Coordinate with contractors, developers, and municipal officials regarding inspection findings, sequencing, and compliance issues.
• Serve as a point of contact between inspectors, Project Coordinators, and Client Managers for field-related matters.
• Track inspection status, deficiencies, corrective actions, and follow-up inspections through project closeout.
• Maintain TCO/CO tracking information and support coordination of construction closeout documentation.
• Assist with the development and maintenance of inspection procedures, reporting standards, and field protocols.
• Support the use of inspection and tracking technologies to improve efficiency and consistency.
• Provide technical support on code interpretations and field conditions as needed.

Environmental and Permitting Analyst

Environmental Analyst

Project Manager

Senior Environmental Project Manager

BIM Program Manager

Building Code Inspection Manager