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EHS Support

EH&S consulting and remediation services

Due Diligence Growth Lead

Risk, Regulatory & Legal AdvisoryConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience with high-volume, fast-cycle due diligence.
  • Understand how technical findings support mergers and acquisitions decision-making and be able to shape a clear deal narrative that supports investment decisions.
  • Take a strategic view of Phase I Environmental Site Assessments as an entry point to broader transactions and post-close environmental, health, and safety services.
  • Integrate due diligence with broader environmental, health, and safety, compliance, and post-close support services.
  • Have run a due diligence group or sub-practice and owned or managed private equity or corporate buyer relationships.
  • Manage sales, navigate delivery and schedule tension, and mentor, standardize, and scale a platform.
  • Know ASTM and Environmental Protection Agency standards.
  • Understand federal, state, and local environmental regulatory frameworks.
  • Have experience with mergers and acquisitions due diligence workflows, risk evaluation, and deal timelines.
  • Interpret environmental data, historical uses, and regulatory records.
  • Be familiar with environmental, health, and safety compliance programs and cross-functional risk assessments.
  • Have strong technical writing and report quality assurance skills.
  • Manage private equity and corporate mergers and acquisitions clients throughout the deal lifecycle, including project initiation, communicating findings, budget oversight, invoice management, and relationship development.
  • Communicate complex environmental findings clearly to non-technical stakeholders.
  • Coordinate multiple projects simultaneously, especially in fast-paced mergers and acquisitions cycles.
  • Have strong negotiation and expectation-setting abilities.
  • Mentor and coach junior- and mid-level staff.
  • Deliver constructive technical reviews and feedback.
  • Foster collaboration across multidisciplinary teams.
  • Delegate and maintain a balanced workload across the team.
  • Possess written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, organizational and time management skills, professional judgment, and ethical decision-making.
  • Remain adaptable during compressed mergers and acquisitions timelines.
  • Have 15–20+ years of total experience.
  • Have served as a Principal, Practice Lead, or Director at a national or strong regional firm.
  • Have fluency in ASTM E1527-21.
  • Have personally managed Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, transaction-driven compliance reviews, and multi-site or portfolio deals.
  • Demonstrate portfolio-level thinking and client-specific risk translation focused on deal impact, not only recognized environmental conditions.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the expansion of the environmental due diligence practice, focusing on private equity firms, corporate buyers, and mergers and acquisitions advisors.
  • Drive high-volume, fast-cycle Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessment work aligned with transaction timelines while maintaining technical rigor and commercial relevance.
  • Position due diligence services as part of an integrated offering that includes environmental, health, and safety compliance, risk management, and post-close implementation support.
  • Develop and execute growth strategies that scale the practice beyond traditional Phase I and Phase II work into broader transaction advisory and lifecycle services.
  • Represent the due diligence platform as a senior client-facing leader in market-facing discussions.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for environmental due diligence engagements tied to mergers and acquisitions transactions and portfolio acquisitions.
  • Engage directly with investment teams, corporate development leaders, deal professionals, and environmental managers.
  • Manage clients through the full deal lifecycle, including scoping, communicating findings, budget control, and post-close transition support.
  • Translate environmental findings into deal-relevant implications, including risk, timing, cost, and integration considerations.
  • Oversee and manage due diligence projects, including Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, portfolio and multi-site assessments, and transaction-driven compliance and risk reviews.
  • Ensure delivery meets compressed mergers and acquisitions timelines while maintaining consistency, defensibility, and quality.
  • Coordinate due diligence execution with other technical teams to support post-close environmental, health, and safety and compliance integration.
  • Facilitate end-to-end project management covering scope, budget, schedule, and deliverables.
  • Provide senior-level technical review of due diligence deliverables, focusing on accuracy, consistency, risk prioritization, and narrative clarity.
  • Shape reports to tell the deal story by connecting findings to business impact rather than simply documenting recognized environmental conditions.
  • Establish and enforce technical and narrative standards across the practice.
  • Mentor and develop staff across the due diligence team.
  • Standardize workflows, review processes, and delivery models to support scale.
  • Foster collaboration across internal teams and service lines.
  • Act as the primary point of contact for incoming environmental due diligence engagements.
  • Ensure timely, responsive, and high-quality interactions across all client touchpoints.
  • Travel for site visits, conferences, and client development, with additional travel during major due diligence efforts up to 30–50% of the time.

About the Company

EHS Support

EH&S consulting and remediation services

EHS Support provides global environmental, health and safety (EH&S) consulting across industries such as remediation, permitting and compliance, water resources, risk and ecological assessments, M&A due diligence, and health and safety. Its work is done by a network of engineers, geologists, scientists, and technical experts who tailor solutions to client goals, with around-the-clock availability. The company differentiates itself through a client‑first culture, experienced staff, and long‑term relationships, supported by a global footprint with a Pittsburgh HQ and offices in the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. The goal is to help clients meet regulatory, operational, and business objectives by delivering practical EH&S staff and solutions.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded
2005

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