Environmental Scientist
elucidate staffingMorris County (NJ)
About the role
Responsibilities:
-This position will initially involve a combination of field work, such as sampling, drilling oversight, and remediation oversight, as well as office-based work, including project management support, data analysis, and report preparation. It is expected that the candidate's office-based responsibilities will increase significantly over time. The candidate will:- Assist in the coordination and execution of field programs, such as site and remedial investigations, Phase II subsurface investigations, remediation, and post-remediation monitoring programs.- Support due diligence projects, including Phase I ESAs and NJDEP preliminary assessments.- Lead the development of technical documents, such as work plans, due diligence reports, remedial investigation reports, remedial action reports, feasibility studies, and post-remediation monitoring reports.- Assist with project management and business development tasks, such as scope development and proposal writing.- Train and mentor junior staff.
Qualifications:
-B.S. degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Geology, or other related discipline-At least 4 years of environmental consulting experience- The ideal candidate will have strong technical writing and communication skills and demonstrated experience with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) and Division of Land Resource Protection (DLRP) permitting-Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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