Environmental Risk Analyst

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environmental risk innovations eriCharlotte (NC)

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Environmental Risk AnalystERI has an opening for Environmental Risk Analyst/Environmental Professional with Phase I, Phase II and/or environmental risk management experience. Individuals must be well organized, positive, and possess the ability to manage multiple projects at one time. Excellent communication (verbal and written) skills are essential. A science degree is required. In addition, a minimum of 8 years of experience in the Phase I and/or Environmental Risk Management fields required. ERI specializes in the management of environmental risk for commercial lenders. ERI’s clients include a broad base of commercial lenders, from regional banks to banks with national and international footprints. ERI provides third-party review of environmental assessment reports and conducts Records Search with Risk Assessments (RSRAs)/desktop reviews on commercial properties. ERI’s third-party reviews of environmental assessments and property regulatory/historical data are accompanied by free “day-to-day” technical support to commercial loan officers and bank risk managers, as well as complimentary assistance in developing/amending environmental risk management policy based on our client banks’ specific risk tolerances. ERI is not a traditional environmental consulting firm that performs Phase I or Phase II Environmental Site Assessments. As a result, ERI’s recommendations represent a truly independent, third-party opinion that conforms to the client bank’s specific risk tolerance. If you are interested in becoming a contributing member of our team, please apply. Please visit our website at www.eRisk Innovations.com to learn more about our products and services.
Job Type: Full-time Education:•Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science, Geology, or related field is required.

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