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Gannett Flemings Water, Energy and Environment Team is seeking a highly motivated entry to mid-level Environmental Scientist, Geologist, or Engineer for a diverse role supporting a variety of environmental assessment, compliance and remediation projects across MD, DC, VA, NJ, PA (MidAtlantic region.
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Plans and executes projects that include groundwater, surface water, soil, and air sampling; solid waste compliance, environmental subsurface site assessments, regulatory permitting; subsurface site characterizations involving drilling, soil classification; groundwater remediation; geochemistry; and statistical evaluations.
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C.T. Male Associates, a multi-discipline consulting firm in the Northeast, is seeking a driven and hands-on Environmental Geologist / Hydrogeologist to join our Poughkeepsie, NY team. Conduct field work including aquifer testing and evaluation; drilling oversight and soil/rock logging; supply well construction observation; sampling of environmental media; soil boring and monitoring well installation observation; and well development, purging, and sampling.
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HRP Associates, Inc. is seeking an Entry Level Geologist/Environmental Scientist with 0 to 3 years experience to join our team in Clifton Park, NY. Groundwater/soil remediation technologies.
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Collect samples from hazardous and non-hazardous sites, including: soil, air, surface water, groundwater, and landfill gas. Record data during field work, which could include, but is not limited to: soil characteristics, lithology, groundwater and surface water data, photographs, and summaries of visual observations through photographic and written field logs, in accordance with standard operating procedures.
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A. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college with a major in geology, engineering, earth sciences, environmental sciences, or a closely related field, including or supplemented by 24 semester credits in any of the following areas: rock and soil mechanics; structural geology; soils; sedimentation; petrology; hydrology; hydrogeology; geomorphology; subsurface explorations; mining; engineering; mapping; surveying; site investigations; geologic field work; or closely related areas; and.
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Interpret soil, bedrock and groundwater elevation and quality data. Job DescriptionGeneral Responsibilities:Evaluate and interpret subsurface field and sampling data including soil and groundwater to develop conclusions concerning the environmental and geologic site conditions.
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ANGARAI’s Soil Scientist or Geologist will be responsible for conducting fieldwork, analyzing soil or geological samples, and providing expertise in [area of specialization, e.g., environmental consulting, agriculture, construction, etc.
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Job Description AECOM is actively seeking an Entry Level Environmental Scientist/Geologist for employment within our DCS - Environmental Remediation Practices group in the Grand Junction, Colorado office to support our remediation projects.
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Environmental Engineer, Geologist, or Hydrogeologist (Remediation Focus) Design and interpret site investigations of contaminated media (soil, groundwater, surface water, soil gas, indoor air, and/or sediment.
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0 to 6 years of experience as a Geologist, including soil sampling and some testing experience. Experience in geologic interpretation using soil and rock samples retrieved from explorations, soil classifications, Puget Sound geology, and glacial geology.
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Experience sampling soil and groundwater via drilling including direct-push, hollow-stem auger, mud rotary, and other similar drilling methods. Tasks may include conducting geophysical surveys, collecting environmental samples from various media (soil, groundwater, surface water, sediment, air/vapor), and conducting site exploration and geologic logging using a variety of drilling techniques.
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Work on a variety of multi-disciplinary projects, with substantial emphasis on soil, soil vapor/gas, groundwater, surface water, and stormwater investigations and remediation systems; chemical fate and transport assessment; hazardous waste management; permitting; and site planning.
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Early Career Geologist or Environmental Scientist. Fieldwork such as soil, surface water, and groundwater sampling, drilling and contractor oversight, aquifer testing, geophysical investigations, and remediation system O&M.
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Projects may include Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, soil gas and vapor intrusion investigations, UST system removals, and soil/groundwater remediation. Developing level Geologist/ Hydrogeologist responsible for conducting analyses of component portions of projects; assignments are designed to develop knowledge and abilities.
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