Environmental Project Scientist

The ideal Environmental Scientist leads Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments in a balanced field office setting. This role offers a 50/50 split between fieldwork and analytical tasks. You will produce technical reports and collaborate with clients and regulators.

Project Environmental Scientist owns complex environmental investigation and remediation projects from inception to closeout, delivering technical excellence and regulatory compliance at a 90-person Philadelphia office. You will lead field oversight, technical analysis, and client relationships while mentoring junior staff and driving business development. This role combines hands-on project delivery for Phase I and Phase II assessments, including PFAS-focused work, within a hybrid model (2 days remote). Join an employee-owned firm with close mentorship from senior engineers and licensed site remediation professionals.

The ideal candidate will own public health protection and environmental inspection processes while acquiring certifications for asbestos and lead inspections. This role involves building inspections abatement oversight and assisting staff with industrial hygiene projects. The position requires spending most time conducting asbestos lead paint and regulated material inspections. Responsibilities include field documentation collection bulk sample handling laboratory document review and data reporting. Oversight of abatement projects involves contractor interaction field air monitoring operation and PCM analysis. Industrial hygiene inspections may cover noise surveys radon testing mold evaluations and silica metal lead sampling. Opportunities exist for environmental site assessments and field work across air groundwater sediment and soil. The candidate maintains monitoring equipment and vehicles adhering strictly to safety standards. This project-focused role seeks an enthusiastic flexible individual with attention to detail and teamwork orientation.

Join an established industry leader in Miami seeking an experienced Environment Staff Scientist for Fort Lauderdale. This role involves daily technical participation and execution of operational logistics field services while representing Cliff Berry, Inc.'s customers. You will provide technical support additional responsibilities and collaborate with suppliers and vendors to ensure timely project delivery.

Environmental Scientist role leading wetland stream ecological projects from field investigations to final deliverables. Small entrepreneurial team in Washington DC area focusing on Chesapeake Bay and endangered species studies. Manage multiple projects meeting budget schedule and quality expectations.

You will own environmental compliance projects for federal clients, conducting site visits and audits across the US and abroad. You will join the Environmental Compliance Team at Environmental Research Group, a small business contractor founded in 2000. Your work spans regulatory research, permitting support, and field surveys, with travel one week per month. This role offers a blend of field and office work, with an employee-first culture and a salary range of $80,000-$90,000.