A Day in the Life The compensation range for this role is
$75,000 to $90,000 commensurate with experience, skills, and geographic location.
To thrive in this role, you'll be comfortable taking ownership of the following responsibilities:
- Working alongside the project manager, designs and implements sampling plans for small-to-large field investigations.
- Performs asbestos-containing material and lead-based paint surveys, including the use of XRF analyzers.
- Leads field efforts and provides guidance to junior staff regarding field data collection methodologies/protocols and documentation associated with RCRA, CERCLA, and state environmental cleanup programs.
- Conducts storm water inspections for construction and industrial sites.
- Analyzes, evaluates, and provides interpretation of analytical data to identify data gaps and recommends changes to the investigative approach.
- Procures and coordinates subcontractors in the performance of asbestos surveys, lead-based paint surveys, direct push/drilling investigations, and implementation of remedial measures.
- With a focus on quality, prepares reports, tables, maps, drawings, and visual aids to evaluate, plan and obtain regulatory approval on project recommendations.
- Conducts ASTM-compliant Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments.
- Interfaces and develops rapport with federal, municipal, and private sector clients.
- Exercises safe work practices by following all Company safety rules and OSHA regulations, including attendance at all required safety training programs.
- Participates in the company's continuous improvement programs and provide support to team efforts.
- Keeps up-to-date and current on industry methodologies and trends by completing formal training, reviewing professional publications, and attending professional workshops.
- Performs other duties as assigned
Your Expertise and Skills These requirements reflect the knowledge, skills and abilities that help you do your best work here.
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Geology, Environmental Science or related scientific field
- 4+ years of experience, including the performance of environmental investigations and leading field efforts
- Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act and State of Tennessee accredited asbestos building inspector
- State of Tennessee licensed lead-based paint inspector and risk assessor
- State of Tennessee Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control Level 1 Training (preferred)
- 40-hour HAZWOPER certification
- Valid driver's license, ability to travel and obtain security clearance at federal installations.
- Advanced skills with Microsoft Office Suite
- Knowledge of computer aided software (Microsoft Suite, Google Suite, AutoCAD, ArcGIS, etc.)
- The ability to work under physically demanding conditions, e.g., canvassing large project areas by foot on various terrain and potentially in hot or otherwise inclement weather. The work environment will vary greatly by task. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform such duties and responsibilities.
- The position will involve travel, though primarily within Florida.
Work Environment and Physical Requirements (Optional to Include) The physical and environmental requirements below reflect what's typically needed to perform the essential functions of this role safely and effectively. We may provide reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities, consistent with applicable law, to support performance of the essential functions.
- Sitting, standing, and walking
- Lifting 50 pounds several times a day
- Overhead lifting of over 20 pounds
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