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Our areas of expertise include remote sensing, geospatial analysis, GIS, soil science, water quality and demand evaluation, agricultural systems, salinity and nutrient management, ecosystem restoration, statistics, and regulatory policy.
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Observation of construction activities for compliance with specified dust, tracking of dirt, housekeeping, noise, dewatering, storm water control, and other environmental mitigation measures.
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The successful candidate is a trusted advisor to clients, responsible for providing technical and business guidance, working with our top-notch talent in the areas of due diligence, site investigation and remediation programs for contaminated media (soil, groundwater, soil vapor, indoor air), real estate and brownfield redevelopment, hazardous waste sites, and compliance issues.
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B.S./M.S./Ph. D. degree in Engineering (Environmental, Civil, Chemical preferred) or science-related field (Geology or Earth Science preferred), or related environmental science discipline.
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It also involves conducting multi-media sampling (including soil, soil vapor, groundwater, indoor air, methane, surface water, and sediment), as well as lithological logging and preparation of boring logs.
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Typical tasks may include the design, installation, and monitoring of groundwater, surface water, and soil gas systems, collection of surface and subsurface soil samples for environmental and geotechnical analyses, participation in the design and implementation of both in-situ and ex-situ remedial actions; and assisting or leading the preparation of proposals and project documents.
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Expand on existing experience and knowledge of drilling procedures and standard field sampling procedures for various environmental media (soil, unconsolidated deposits and bedrock, soil vapor, groundwater, surface water/sediment, and air.
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Supporting execution of projects involving soil gas, soil, and groundwater investigation, compliance, and remediation activities in accordance with the DTSC Vapor Intrusion Guidance, CERCLA, Clean Water Act, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, or other regulatory programs.
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Someone who is excited and motivated about the opportunity to help expand our environmental consulting business in California and the West. WSP’s California offices provide a broad range of services in engineering and environmental sciences including environmental assessment and remediation, water/wastewater engineering, water resources, environmental compliance, geotechnical design, stormwater infrastructure design, materials testing, and decision analysis.
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Conduct site investigations, sampling, and data analysis to assess PFAS contamination in soil, water, and air. Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Chemistry, or related field; advanced degree preferred.
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Experience conducting fieldwork such as: drilling, characterization, and sampling; monitoring well (groundwater and soil vapor) installation and test pit excavation; soil, sediment, soil vapor, surface water, and groundwater sampling; surface and borehole geophysical techniques; aquifer testing; and remedial systems performance monitoring.
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