Senior Project Geoscientist at Weston Solutions Of Michigan Inc in Portland, OR
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
B.S. in a Science and 10
years of experience in environmental and/or geotechnical sampling, and/or removal oversight. Oil and hazardous materials emergency response experience is a plus. Ability to plan, lead, and participate in site walks, site evaluations, removal assessments, and removal action oversight projects, including oil, and hazardous materials emergency response projects. Experience performing site assessments and collecting multimedia samples. Experience in analytical method selection and data management and interpretation. Personnel supervision experience. Exposure to various technical and scientific procedures Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. (field equipment, PPE, etc.) Experience in preparing planning documents to methodically perform field investigations, data reporting, technical report preparation. Strong organization and communication skills. Attention to detail and self-starter Ability to be flexible and adaptable. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat Provide technical and financial direction for teams up to 10
personnel. Preferred Skills:
Experience with Geoprobe sampling; experience with drilling methods including hollow-stem auger, air rotary casing hammer, mud rotary, monitor well installation, and multimedia sampling. Field instrumentation. Proficient in the use of various air and water monitoring instruments (PID/FID, multi gas meters, etc.). Abilities include calibration of field instruments, implementation in field, and interpretation of results. Familiarity with the Incident Command System (ICS) 100-800. Completion of ICS courses a plus. General understanding of the NCP, Oil Pollution Act and CERCLA. 40-Hour HAZWOPER Able to work in Levels C/B/A PPE Technical and Operational Scope:
Identifies staff in alignment with tasking, plan, and document field activities, and prepare daily and final reports for EPA client within established budgets and schedule. Exercises judgment on applicability of methods and approaches in use and determines best approaches to problem solving when standard procedures are inadequate. Determines best method of data gathering, data base management, and analysis of data to achieve goals. Consults with outside specialists to obtain most accurate and timely data possible while meeting project specifications and timetables. Calibrates and maintains a variety of multi-media monitoring and sampling equipment. Knowledge of preparing cost estimates and scope of work for project execution. Proficient in the writing of technical documents including sampling, data, and safety plans. Uses level D-A PPE to make entries into potentially hazardous areas. Duties may include rotations as an on-call responder available 24 hours a day for one week at a time, and periodic field deployments for removal assessment/action assignments.
Salary Range:
$100K -- $150K
Minimum Qualification
Other SciencesEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
B.S. in a Science and 10
years of experience in environmental and/or geotechnical sampling, and/or removal oversight. Oil and hazardous materials emergency response experience is a plus. Ability to plan, lead, and participate in site walks, site evaluations, removal assessments, and removal action oversight projects, including oil, and hazardous materials emergency response projects. Experience performing site assessments and collecting multimedia samples. Experience in analytical method selection and data management and interpretation. Personnel supervision experience. Exposure to various technical and scientific procedures Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. (field equipment, PPE, etc.) Experience in preparing planning documents to methodically perform field investigations, data reporting, technical report preparation. Strong organization and communication skills. Attention to detail and self-starter Ability to be flexible and adaptable. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat Provide technical and financial direction for teams up to 10
personnel. Preferred Skills:
Experience with Geoprobe sampling; experience with drilling methods including hollow-stem auger, air rotary casing hammer, mud rotary, monitor well installation, and multimedia sampling. Field instrumentation. Proficient in the use of various air and water monitoring instruments (PID/FID, multi gas meters, etc.). Abilities include calibration of field instruments, implementation in field, and interpretation of results. Familiarity with the Incident Command System (ICS) 100-800. Completion of ICS courses a plus. General understanding of the NCP, Oil Pollution Act and CERCLA. 40-Hour HAZWOPER Able to work in Levels C/B/A PPE Technical and Operational Scope:
Identifies staff in alignment with tasking, plan, and document field activities, and prepare daily and final reports for EPA client within established budgets and schedule. Exercises judgment on applicability of methods and approaches in use and determines best approaches to problem solving when standard procedures are inadequate. Determines best method of data gathering, data base management, and analysis of data to achieve goals. Consults with outside specialists to obtain most accurate and timely data possible while meeting project specifications and timetables. Calibrates and maintains a variety of multi-media monitoring and sampling equipment. Knowledge of preparing cost estimates and scope of work for project execution. Proficient in the writing of technical documents including sampling, data, and safety plans. Uses level D-A PPE to make entries into potentially hazardous areas. Duties may include rotations as an on-call responder available 24 hours a day for one week at a time, and periodic field deployments for removal assessment/action assignments.
Salary Range:
$100K -- $150K
Minimum Qualification
Other SciencesEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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