Environmental Staff Engineer, Geologist or Scientist; Entry-Level

This is an entry-level position. The employee will gain skills through structured training and guided on-the-job training. This position will involve primarily time in the field at project sites with some office time. Employee will be responsible for implementing field work for site assessments, implementing air monitoring programs, providing emergency response assistance to our clients, soil boring and monitoring well installation oversight, collection of soil and groundwater samples, field screening of soils using an organic vapor analyzer, documenting GPS points of sample locations using a GPS Trimble unit, using air monitoring equipment, and using other specialized field equipment, as needed.

Office work will include coordinating field work and scheduling subcontractors, reviewing laboratory data, preparing tables in Excel, preparing figures in AutoCAD, and writing reports. The employee must have excellent attention to detail and strong communication and writing skills. The employee will receive close supervision on new aspects of assignments. Progression will require an employee to demonstrate skills and knowledge of the position they currently hold.

The employee must remain in each position for at least 24 months.

Reasonable Accommodations Statement

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Essential Functions:

• Follow the Safety Department's directives and recommendations.
• Use prescribed methods to perform specific and limited portions of a broader assignment of an experienced engineer or scientist;
• Apply standard practices and techniques in specific situations;
• Adjust and correlate data;
• Recognize discrepancies in technical data;
• Follow operations through a series of related detailed steps or processes;
• Assist with performing Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments;
• Assist with writing Source Removal Plans, Site Assessment Reports, Remedial Action Plans, Monitoring Only Plan Reports, Post Active Remedial Monitoring Reports, Tank Closure Assessment Reports, and other technical documents as required;
• Prepare supporting data tables in Excel;
• Prepare supporting figures in CAD/GIS;
• Assist with preparing above ground and underground storage tank drawings and specifications;
• Assist with procuring environmental and construction permits;
• Provide technical assistance to the Construction Division to assist with engineering and/or environmental issues that may impact project schedules and budgets;
• Assist with obtaining vendor/subcontractor quotes;
• Provide a variety of sampling, including soil, groundwater, and surface water in accordance with the FDEP SOPs;
• Operate field equipment such as a GPS Trimble unit, pumps, meters, etc., as needed for sample collection;
• Oversee subcontractors in the field, including drillers, surveyors, waste removal, etc.;
• Work as part of a team and individually;
• Maintain field equipment, including coordinating required calibrations and repairs;
• Coordinate with Project Engineer or Manager on maintaining adequate field supplies;
• Be familiar with CEI Corporate HASP or project-specific HASP, as required.

Competencies:

• Knowledge and ability to carry out a sequence of related science/engineering tasks;
• Exercise limited judgment on details of work;
• Make preliminary selections and adaptations of science/engineering alternatives;
• Possess excellent writing skills;
• Excellent attention to detail.

Education:

Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Geology, Hydrogeology,…