Geologist

Posted 3 days ago

synerfac technical staffingGreenville (SC)

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About the role

Geologist Our client is hiring a Geologist to lead environmental project management efforts spanning contaminant investigations, infrastructure assessments, remediation, and regulatory compliance.
Responsibilities include: Manage projects related to wastewater regulations, contaminant investigations, infrastructure environmental assessments, remediation, and permitting/compliance - Delegate and oversee project team assignments, and lead or conduct field team activities - Conduct technical writing reviews of reports prepared by other team members - Provide technical oversight, quality assurance/quality control, and project management for: - Groundwater, soil, surface water, vapor intrusion, and PFAS contaminant investigations - Industrial and municipal facility/infrastructure environmental assessments, siting studies, and redevelopment support - QA/QC programs and plans - Waste characterization and disposal evaluations - Regulatory permitting and compliance - Work primarily from the office and at client sites (commercial, government, industrial); travel required, estimated at a minimum of 20% of the week Requirements: - Bachelor's or Master's degree in Geology, Hydrogeology, Environmental Engineering, or related field - Licensed Geologist in NC or SC - 8+ years of professional environmental experience Preferred: - Strong software experience

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