Environmental Scientist II

The projects that an Environmental Scientist works on will include low to high complexity, multi-media, multi-contaminant remediations. The Environmental Scientist is responsible for planning and implementing field activities, evaluating laboratory data and measurements collected during field work and preparing technical documents under the direction of a Project Manager/LSRP. These duties are performed individually or as part of a team. They are responsible for establishing and adhering to project goals, timeframes and budgets. The Environmental Scientist will also communicate with clients and provide support to Project Managers/LSRPs in technical meetings NJDEP.This role may involve exposure to wet or humid conditions in hot climates, requiring work in elevated areas with fall protection equipment. Expect environments that might be noisy, needing hearing protection, and at times, requiring high levels of personal protective equipment. A complete physical examination by an occupational physician will be conducted to ensure the ability to wear negative pressure air purifying respirators and impermeable protective suits as needed for the role.Job ResponsibilitiesThe scientist will be in the field approximately 60% of the time working at commercial and industrial sites and 40% in the office preparing reports and remedial documentsWill work under the direction of a Project Manager/LSRP to design and implement remedial activitiesCoordinate and implement field activities including the installation of soil borings, overburden and bedrock monitoring wells and the collection of soil, groundwater, and vapor intrusion investigation samplesInterprets data and lab results and prepares technical reports including NJDEP PAR, SIR, RIR, RAW, RAR and soil and groundwater permit applications and due diligence related documentsCommunicate with clients and subcontractors