Geologist I

What You'll Do

Support field investigations, assessments, and monitoring programs across a number of interdisciplinary fields, including cultural, biological, and environmental projects.

Perform routine ground/surface water and soil sampling activities using standard industry methods.

Perform field work, data collection/analysis, and office related assignments such as maps and diagram preparation.

Perform thorough documentation of field activities including daily safety tailgates, daily field logs, sample collection forms, photographic documentation, GPS locations, sample and site tracking/management, chain of custodies, quality assurance forms, and quality control review of field documentation.

Operation and maintenance of field equipment such as organic vapor detectors, GPS units, soil and water quality instrumentation, stream flow meters, compasses, metal detectors, binoculars, digital cameras, etc.

Perform soil classification in accordance with ASTM guidelines.

Assist in the preparation and writing of environmental, biological, and cultural reports to interpret and present results of field and desktop studies.

Participate in and oversee environmental drilling operations, including soil borings, monitoring well installation, development, and abandonment.

Support environmental compliance activities such as spill response plans, investigation-derived waste permitting and management, compliance audits, etc.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in geology, hydrology, environmental science, engineering, or another relevant field.

One to five years of related experience.

Applicable experience with environmental data collection and documentation.

Ability to pass a background check and obtain military base passes and/or security clearance, as required.

Ability to obtain an OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certification and/or current 8-hour refresher and a commitment to company safety standards.

Ability to learn technical competencies for a variety of potential project types.

Flexibility, adaptability, and ability to learn quickly.

Ability to learn technical software applications as necessary, such as ArcGIS, Rockworks, etc.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, and the desire to learn technical competencies for a variety of potential project types is essential.

Preferred Qualifications

Current OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Certification