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Env Scientist, EIR

WSB and Associates

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Kellogg, ID
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Job overview

WSB is seeking an Environmental Scientist, EIR to support environmental assessment, investigation, remediation, and risk management projects. The role includes sampling and monitoring, data evaluation, technical and regulatory document preparation, and collaboration across offices. The scientist will work on the Bunker Hill Superfund Site and other locations, communicating with clients, agencies, tribal entities, and the public.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Technical WritingVerbal CommunicationAttention to DetailScientific JudgmentOrganizationCritical ThinkingProblem SolvingEnvironmental MonitoringSampling DesignGISEnvironmental AssessmentRemediationData ManagementFederal Environmental RegulationsState Environmental RegulationsCERCLARisk AssessmentEnvironmental Data AnalysisEnvironmental SamplingCommunity OutreachClient CommunicationRegulatory Agency CommunicationTribal EngagementPublic Health Agency CommunicationPhysical StaminaFine Motor Skills

Qualifications

MS in Environmental Science, Engineering, Toxicology, Public Health, or Related ScienceBS in Environmental Science, Engineering, Toxicology, Public Health, or Related Science or 3+ Years Relevant Experience3+ Years Relevant Environmental Experience

Full job description

This job was posted by https://idahoworks.gov : For more information, please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2615674\ Env Scientist, EIR\ \ Forge ahead with WSB. We are seeking a Environmental Scientist, EIR to join our growing team.The Environmental Scientist supports environmental assessment, investigation, remediation, and risk management projects through multidisciplinary collaboration, environmental sampling and monitoring, data evaluation, and preparation of technical and regulatory documents. The role requires strong scientific judgment, organization, communication, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work independently and collaboratively across multiple offices. What you will do: - Contribute to environmental assessment, investigation, remediation, and risk management projects as a technical team member or project lead, as assigned. - Plan, develop, implement, and monitor environmental sampling programs, monitoring activities, and pilot projects. - Conduct or oversee environmental investigation and community outreach activities associated with the Bunker Hill Superfund Site in Northern Idaho. - Conduct environmental site assessment and human health risk management activities for the Bunker Hill Superfund Site and other project locations. - Prepare and review quality assurance project plans, data summary and evaluation reports, data validation reports, human health and ecological risk assessment and risk management reports, and other site-related technical documents. - Direct, evaluate, and interpret environmental data analyses to determine whether risk-based standards are met and whether additional action is warranted. - Perform data verification, validation, summarization, and analysis in accordance with applicable project requirements. - Coordinate and collaborate with multidisciplinary project teams across multiple offices. - Communicate professionally with clients, regulatory agencies, tribal entities, public health agencies, and members of the public. {=html} - Traverses job sites having uneven terrain and slopes and ascends/descends into job site areas to complete inspections and data collection occasionally. - Moves materials and/or equipment weighing up to 50 pounds. - Operates equipment that requires fine motor skills. - May remain in stationary position for extended periods. - Perform other duties as assigned. What you will bring: *Education: * - MS degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Toxicology, Public Health, or a related science discipline; or BS degree in one of these disciplines and 3+ years of relevant environmental consulting, site assessment, remediation, or risk assessment experience. Required Experience: - Strong technical writing and verbal communication skills, with attention to detail - Strong scientific/technical capabilities, along with organization, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills - Experience with environmental monitoring techniques; design of sampling experience incorporating GIS tools into environmental assessment, remediation, planning, or data management projects. - Experience working with federal, state, and/or tribal environmental/public health agencies. Preferred Experience: Experience with CERCLA and related federal and state regulations and guidance (e.g., USEPA RAGs, Idaho REM a\ \ \ \ Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.\ \ PI287289647

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