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Cultural Resources Specialist

J-U-B ENGINEERS, INC.

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Meridian, ID
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Job overview

J-U-B Engineers is seeking a Cultural Resources Specialist for its Environmental Services Group. The role provides archaeology and cultural resources services, identifies resources affected by project sites, supports regulatory compliance, and helps develop measures to avoid or minimize adverse effects. The specialist works with clients, agencies, Tribal governments, and organizations on assessments, environmental analysis, reporting, consultation, and project delivery.

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Skills

Archaeological AssessmentsCultural Resources InventoryCultural Resources EvaluationCultural Resources ReportingCultural Resources ConsultationNEPA AnalysisRegulatory ComplianceSection 4(F) DocumentationProject Management

Full job description

This job was posted by https://idahoworks.gov : For more information, please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2628290 Cultural Resources Specialist Location: Meridian, Idaho At J-U-B ENGINEERS, Inc., our purpose is simple but powerful: Helping Each Other Create Better Communities. With over 20 offices across seven states, J-U-B is committed to creating an environment where employees feel supported, challenged, and connected to meaningful work. We are looking for a collaborative and solutions-oriented Cultural Resources Specialist to join our growing team. As a valued member of the J-U-B Environmental Services Group, the incumbent professional provides expert services in archaeology, cultural resources inventory, evaluation, reporting, and consultation. The positions primary role is to identify affected cultural resources in and around project sites, to assist agencies in completing regulatory compliance, and to identify and implement measures to avoid or minimize adverse effects to cultural resources. What Youll Do - Plans, conducts, and oversees archaeological Class IIII assessments for various types of planning and engineering projects under the direction of the Principal Investigator. - Represents J-U-B as a cultural resource professional at meetings with clients, sponsors, agencies, Tribal governments, and organizations. - Conducts National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) analysis, authors cultural resource reports and other resource sections of NEPA documents and provides subject matter input for cultural resource concerns. - Assists private, municipal, state, federal, and Tribal clients in meeting federal, state, Tribal, and local cultural resource compliance requirements as they apply to specific projects. - Prepares and tailors cultural resource investigations, reports, and related services for regulatory compliance. - Ensures compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and related federal, state, and local laws and regulations relating to preserving cultural and historic sites for assigned projects. - Assists in the preparation of Section 4(f) documentation (23 CFR Part 774). - Assists Principal Investigator in managing projects from conception to completion, helping to ensure projects are on schedule and within budget. - Other duties as assigned.

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