Field Archaeological Monitor: On-Site Compliance & Discovery

Posted 2 days ago

environmental resources managementElko (NV)

Anthropologists and Archeologists Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors

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About the role

ERM is hiring Field Archaeological Monitor to provide on-site cultural resource monitoring and compliance support during construction across Northern Nevada and Southern Idaho. The role involves monitoring ground-disturbing work, documenting resources, and ensuring adherence to federal and state permit conditions. Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree, 2–3 years of Great Basin fieldwork, and experience with GPS data collection and GIS tools.

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