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Your Opportunity
The Project Geologist position allows for significant career growth and the potential for the right person to rapidly advance into project management. Essential to the position are a working knowledge and familiarity with rules related to contaminated site cleanup in northern New England states (e.g. New Hampshire Contaminated Site Management rules (Env-Or 600), Vermont Investigation and Remediation of Contaminated Properties Rule (I-Rule), Maine Remedial Action Guidelines (RAGs), etc.). Possession of New Hampshire Professional Geologist (PG) credentials is a plus. If not already a PG, the candidate should plan to work toward these credentials. The candidate will work on a variety of site investigation and remediation projects, landfill monitoring projects, transportation/development projects with environmental concerns, Brownfields projects, due diligence assessments in New England and the eastern US.
Your Key Responsibilities
– Regulatory proficiency to provide technical support on environmental site investigations and remediation projects.
– Staff training
– Managing field work including soil and groundwater sampling, well installation oversight and coordination
– Preparation of Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments
– Preparation and submittal of regular monitoring reports, remedial action plans, and various regulatory program permit applications
– Providing on-site support at client facilities
– Compiling and interpreting analytical data
– Coordinating and communicating effectively with staff, clients, subcontractors, and regulators.
?Your Capabilities and Credentials
– Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
– Experience with New Hampshire, Maine, and/or Vermont regulations.
– Possession of, or on track for, a New Hampshire PG certification.
– OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER.
– Ability to work independently, with a team, and lead a field team.
– Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office.
– Valid driver’s license, a good driving rec