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Client Services Manager

Sarasota, FL · Remote

$115K - $135K/yr

Remote (travel) Compensation Range: $115,000 - $135,000 annually (depending on location, experience ... Provide technical support to Operations during disaster activations. Monitor daily reports for ...

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What is a Remote Disaster Debris Monitor?

A Remote Disaster Debris Monitor is a professional who oversees and documents the removal of debris following natural disasters, such as hurricanes, floods, or tornadoes, while working remotely. These monitors track debris collection, ensure compliance with regulations, and verify that contractors follow agreed-upon procedures. Their responsibilities include using digital tools to log debris data, generate reports, and sometimes communicate with on-site personnel to address issues. This role is crucial to ensure efficient and accountable disaster recovery operations, often assisting local governments in meeting FEMA reimbursement requirements.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Remote Disaster Debris Monitor, and why are they important?

To excel as a Remote Disaster Debris Monitor, you need a strong understanding of debris management protocols, data collection, and reporting, often supported by training in environmental science or emergency management. Familiarity with GIS mapping software, mobile data collection tools, and FEMA guidelines is typically required. Attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and effective communication are crucial soft skills for accurate documentation and coordination with teams. These skills are vital for ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient disaster recovery operations.

What is the difference between Remote Disaster Debris Monitor vs Remote Environmental Technician?

AspectRemote Disaster Debris MonitorRemote Environmental Technician
CertificationsOSHA safety training, debris monitoring certificationsEnvironmental certifications, OSHA safety training
Work EnvironmentField sites, disaster zones, remote locationsRemote or field-based, environmental sites
Industry UsageDisaster response, debris managementEnvironmental assessment, pollution control

The Remote Disaster Debris Monitor primarily focuses on assessing and monitoring debris in disaster-affected areas, often in remote or field environments. In contrast, the Remote Environmental Technician handles broader environmental assessments, pollution monitoring, and remediation efforts, usually in controlled or less hazardous settings. Both roles require safety and environmental certifications but differ mainly in their specific focus and work environments.

What are some typical challenges faced by Remote Disaster Debris Monitors, and how can job seekers prepare for them?

Remote Disaster Debris Monitors often encounter challenges such as rapidly changing conditions, the need to interpret aerial or satellite imagery accurately, and coordinating with on-site teams across different time zones. Staying organized and maintaining clear communication with field crews is crucial for effective tracking and reporting. Job seekers can prepare by developing strong analytical skills, becoming familiar with GIS or mapping software, and practicing remote collaboration tools to ensure smooth workflow and data accuracy.
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Client Services Manager

$115K - $135K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Posted 19 days ago


Job description

Job DetailsJob Location: ERD - Sarasota, FL 34240Position Type: Full Time RegularJob Category: CorporateJob Title: Client Services Manager Location: Remote (travel) Compensation Range: $115,000 - $135,000 annually (depending on location, experience, skills, and qualifications) Other Compensation: Eligible for discretionary bonus Benefits: Comprehensive package including medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, paid time off and travel opportunities   The Ceres Commitment Ceres Environmental Services is a leader in crisis management, rapid response, and disaster recovery, committed to rebuilding stronger, safer communities. Founded in 1976, Ceres has secured more than $3.2 billion in government-funded contracts, reflecting decades of trust in bringing hope during times of need.   We specialize in emergency response, environmental services, planning, and consulting, including debris removal, blue roofs, logistics, debris management, demolition, recycling, forest management, and coastal and marine restoration.

As a licensed general contractor, we offer unparalleled expertise to restore stability where it’s needed most.   Driven by Purpose, Powered by People At Ceres, we believe you’re more than just an employee; you’re part of a team with a purpose and a meaningful mission. Whether in management, field operations, or behind the scenes, every team member plays a vital role in restoring hope, helping communities recover and rebuild.

  We value initiative, respect diversity, and give our people the freedom to lead. We offer competitive pay, travel opportunities, and a culture built on resilience and teamwork. If you show up with compassion, share the commitment, react with urgency, and deliver solutions, you’ll fit right in.

We don’t just respond to challenges; we rise to them.   What We Are Looking For To pursue new business opportunities and maintain existing contracts for efforts to provide disaster recovery and environmental restoration services to Governmental agencies in an assigned geographic and/or functional area. The principal result of successful performance will be the acquisition and growth of profitable federal, state, municipal, and commercial contracts.

The Client Services (CS) Manager is responsible for nurturing relationships with pre-event contract clients and helping improve readiness posture. During activations/events, you will ensure clients are kept informed of Ceres activities, conduct post-event deployment analysis including reporting the findings.      What You Will Do              Client Relationship \tParticipate as part of a team in the pursuit of federal, state, municipal, and commercial contracts within a specified region, market, or event. \tParticipate in regional marketing, sales, and contract development in business development initiatives, especially building relationships with client organizations that have existing executed contracts with Ceres.

\tDevelop and maintain positive, ongoing relationships with targeted customers and strategic partners within a specified region, market, or event. \tRecord and track all sales and customer-related activity within CRM. \tParticipate in regional pre-event, post event, and pre/post event capture plans maintaining all capture activity records in CRM.

Pipeline Development/Growth \tIdentify and assist in potential contract opportunities, business areas, and partners within a specified region, market, or event. \tProvide the Business Development leadership with details of unqualified opportunities for pursuit decision. \tAttend trade shows, community events within the emergency response industry.

\tKeeping an edge of competitive awareness \tMeet with 100% of client group annually Operational Support \tWork with business project managers, estimators, and other staff as necessary to collect information on potential bid opportunities and qualifications for eligibility. \tProvide technical support to Operations during disaster activations. Monitor daily reports for compliance and support with corrective measures as needed.

\tDeploy to activations within and outside of assigned region Required Qualifications \tBachelor’s degree related to engineering, business, government management or environmental work. \t3+ years of government relations experience including expertise in disaster response and disaster debris work. \t3+ years of experience with government procurement processes and contract vehicles, especially FEMA, USACE, and state agencies.

\tStrong analytical, organizational, and project management abilities. \tAbility to work effectively across multiple teams and stakeholders, influencing outcomes without direct authority and managing competing priorities especially in fast‑paced, event‑driven environments \tClear, concise communicator with the ability to engage government officials, procurement leaders, and internal teams, and convey complex information effectively before, during, and after disaster events. \tProven ability to build and maintain trusted relationships with public‑sector and commercial clients, maintaining credibility and client confidence throughout the full lifecycle of engagement.

  Preferred Qualifications \tSuccessful work history with verifiable and quantifiable business successes. \tProficient with contract management and business development strategies. \tMust have computer proficiency in MS Windows, Word, Excel, the internet, and email applications.

\tDemonstrated ability to execute strategic plans with excellence. \tDemonstrated ability to work with government employees.   What to Expect The Client Services Manager role is a relationship‑driven, field‑focused position that blends business development, client retention, and operational support in the disaster response and environmental restoration space.

You will spend much of your time engaging government and commercial clients within an assigned region strengthening pre‑event contracts, understanding procurement processes, and positioning Ceres for future activations while maintaining strong awareness of competitors and market dynamics. During disaster events, this role becomes highly hands‑on: supporting client communications, monitoring deployments, assisting Operations with compliance and reporting, and spending extended time in impacted areas as needed. Success requires comfort with travel, a matrixed environment, shifting priorities, and high‑pressure conditions, as well as the ability to balance long‑term relationship building with real‑time execution during critical events.

  Location of Position This position will require extensive travel.  Much of the work is expected to be in an assigned region or event. CS Manager visits current and prospective clients in the assigned region or event.  Overnight trips will include participation in several annual trade shows, and visits to exceptional clients who may be outside of the region or event.  During an approaching hurricane, after landfall or after another storm event, an extended period may be spent in the affected area of the storm. Physical Requirements and Environment   Ceres provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities and to applicants with sincerely held religious beliefs, as required by law.  The physical requirements listed below reflect the essential functions of this role.  If you need accommodation to perform these functions, please inform us during the application process.

\tAbility to lift and move up to 50 pounds with or without reasonable accommodation.   \tSpecific vision abilities to include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus where required to safely perform the job. \t Willing to wear PPE (Personal Protective equipment) including but not limited to hard hat, protective eyewear, steel-toed boots, etc.

in jobs that require PPE   \tAbility to work in adverse weather/field conditions, elevated spaces, confined spaces, extreme temperatures, exposure to mechanical parts, wet and/or humid conditions, high, precarious places, fumes or airborne particles, risk of electrical shock and vibration, and loud noise levels. \tCommitment to following safety standards and protocols.     Why Join Ceres?

At Ceres, you won’t just have a job, you’ll have a mission. Your work will directly impact the speed and strength of community recovery after disasters.   We offer:  • A collaborative, mission-driven culture.

 • Opportunities for professional growth and advancement.  • The chance to make a lasting difference for communities across the U.S.   Ceres Environmental is proud to be an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to age, race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, religion, disability status, or protected veteran status. E-Verify: We comply with Federal law by verifying employment eligibility. Qualifications