Environmental Professional (Part-Time)

As an Environmental Professional, you are strong, smart, and you truly enjoy working in the field. While handling such things like site assessments, investigations and samplings are the bulk of what you do, your ability to interact well with others and write some top notch reports make you a strong asset in the office as well. Your multi-faceted experience in the environmental consulting industry make you a great fit for us - and that's why you'll have all the opportunity for career growth within our company you'll want.

• Primary duties include performing environmental site assessments, groundwater and soil investigations and media sampling, hydrogeologic studies, and remediation system installation including operation and maintenance
• Other primary duties include industrial hygiene services including asbestos, lead-based paint and indoor air quality assessments, and underground storage tank assessments, environmental compliance services, wetland stream services, soil science or other environmental related services
• You should be able to interact with staff members on various environmental projects
• Incidental responsibilities include preparing reports and proposals, interfacing with clients with regard to both project specific issues and development, and project budget management and client invoicing
• Other Incidental duties as needed include office clerical tasks, report production assistance, marketing function support and other office related tasks
• Physical Demands - Work may include climbing: ascending or descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps, poles, etc. You will be required to have close visual acuity. Activities occur inside and outside, and you may be required to wear a respirator and other personal protective equipment.

• B.S. Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Geology, or related field required

• 0-2 years related experience

• Position requires lifting/carrying 40 - 100 lbs. multiple times a day

• Potential for obtaining a professional designation would go a long way