Environmental Geologist

1h1 hour ago

J.S. Held

Summit, US · Full-time · $65,000 – $80,000

About this role

J.S. Held is a global consulting firm providing technical, scientific, and financial expertise as trusted advisors to organizations facing high-stakes events. The Environmental Geologist works on low to high complexity, multi-media, multi-contaminant remediations. Responsibilities include planning and implementing field activities, evaluating laboratory data, and preparing technical documents under a Project Manager/LSRP.

Expect approximately 60% time in the field at commercial and industrial sites, coordinating installation of soil borings, overburden and bedrock monitoring wells, and collection of soil, groundwater, and vapor intrusion samples. The remaining 40% is in the office interpreting data and preparing remedial documents. Duties are performed individually or as part of a team adhering to project goals, timeframes, and budgets.

Communicate with clients and subcontractors while providing support to Project Managers/LSRPs in technical meetings with NJDEP. Role involves exposure to wet or humid conditions in hot climates, elevated areas requiring fall protection, noisy environments needing hearing protection, and high levels of PPE. A complete physical examination by an occupational physician ensures ability to wear negative pressure respirators and impermeable suits.

Join a growing and dynamic organization with a high-energy, collaborative environment that rewards hard work. The firm is highly committed to all members of its community, both employees and clients. Focus on promoting a sense of community and inspiring people to achieve results that exceed goals.

Requirements

4-year college degree in geology, biology, environmental science or similar science degree and 2+ years of experience in complex, multi-media investigation and remediation with an environmental consulting firm in NJ
Well versed in NJDEP’s Technical Guidance Documents and Technical Requirements for Site Remediation
Experienced with due diligence requirements and commercial and industrial property transactional requirements
Self-starter with strong organizational skills and attention to detail
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Experience communicating with project stakeholders including clients and regulators
Experience in leading teams and training and mentoring junior staff
40-hr OSHA training, valid driver’s license and good driving record

Responsibilities

Spend approximately 60% time in the field working at commercial and industrial sites and 40% in the office preparing reports and remedial documents
Work under the direction of a Project Manager/LSRP to design and implement remedial activities
Coordinate and implement field activities including installation of soil borings, overburden and bedrock monitoring wells, and collection of soil, groundwater, and vapor intrusion investigation samples
Interpret data and lab results and prepare technical reports including NJDEP PAR, SIR, RIR, RAW, RAR, soil and groundwater permit applications, and due diligence related documents
Communicate with clients and subcontractors