Environmental Scientist | Actalent
Overview
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.
What You'll Do11
- 1Conduct Phase I ESAs per ASTM standards including site inspections and historical research
- 2Plan and execute Phase II ESAs covering soil groundwater and vapor sampling
- 3Analyze environmental data and translate findings into clear technical reports
- 4Identify Recognized Environmental Conditions and recommend remediation strategies
- 5Prepare accurate Phase I and Phase II ESA reports adhering to regulatory requirements
- 6Coordinate field investigations and manage project scheduling budgeting and resources
- 7Apply GIS and Microsoft Office tools for mapping data analysis and documentation
- 8Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to provide environmental expertise
- 9Participate in field activities such as soil sampling and documentation
- 10Communicate technical information to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
- 11Contribute to a learning culture through mentorship and knowledge sharing
Requirements12
- 1Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science Geology or related field
- 24+ years of environmental consulting or site assessment experience
- 3Hands-on experience with Phase I and Phase II ESAs including field sampling and report writing
- 4Familiarity with ASTM E1527-21 standards and regulations like CERCLA and RCRA
- 5Strong technical writing skills for comprehensive ESA documentation
- 6Ability to interpret laboratory data for soil groundwater and vapor samples
- 7Proficiency with GIS software for mapping and spatial analysis
- 8Expertise with Microsoft Office tools for documentation data analysis and presentations
- 9Demonstrated project management abilities handling multiple concurrent projects
- 10Experience in environmental science remediation and monitoring activities
- 11Previous experience drafting Phase I and Phase II ESA reports
- 12OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER certification or willingness to obtain it
Salary Insight
$64 - $75k per year
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