Entry-Level Environmental Specialist (E-1)
Posted 2 days ago
environmental health investigationsUnion (NJ)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Environmental Health Investigations, Inc. (EHI) is a rapidly growing Industrial Hygiene/Environmental Health Testing professional firm. We conduct investigations, develop remedial designs and monitor remedial actions in the New Jersey, New York State and Pennsylvania region. This position involves a combination of field work and telecommuting. We are seeking entry level Environmental Specialists (E-1). We will train the right person. Advancement to Environmental Specialist (E-2) after one year and Project Manager (PM-1) after 2+ years. The position involves assisting with surveys, overseeing and designing remediation projects and writing scientific reports. Paid training.
Responsibilities:
Assisting with Asbestos, Lead Paint, Mold and PCB inspections and remediation oversight. Assisting with Legionella Investigations, Environmental Property Assessments and Indoor Air Quality Investigations. Assisting with Excavation Monitoring, Concrete Characterization Sampling and Community Air Monitoring Maintain project logs, chain of custody, field monitoring sheets and generate reports. Develop skills to manage projects and be client-facing.
Qualifications:
We are looking for responsible individuals who can work independently. Must have own transportation and a valid drivers license. Must be punctual. Must be medically cleared to wear a respirator. Applicants must have a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree or experience in the industry. Must be a team player.90% of our work is either in the field or telecommuting.
How to Apply:
Email resume to: jpvondoehren@ehi-inc.comEHI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are also hiring for Experienced Project Managers / Consultants with a minimum of 5 yrs experience.
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