Environmental Professional

GEO Consultants Corporation•Kevil, KY

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Serves as a key contributor to deliverables under environmental programs, ensuring technical defensibility and regulatory compliance across all project phases.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a related program (i.e. environmental engineering, civil engineering, environmental science, geology) or related discipline from an accredited program.
Direct experience developing USACE, EPA, and FUDS programs and guidance documents.
Advanced technical writing and document organization.
Ability to synthesize large datasets into clear conclusions.
Strong attention to detail and cross-document consistency.
Must be able to work on multiple projects simultaneously, should be willing to perform technical lead roles.
Must be proactive with strong initiative and follow through, detail oriented, and capable of working both independently and in a team environment.
Travel related to meetings with clients, stakeholders, and research will be required.
Experience with several of the following computer programs (Including but not limited to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat, AutoCAD, Microsoft Project, ArcGIS, geologic modeling software).
Must have ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance and pass a preemployment and annual background check and drug screen.

Responsibilities

Preparation of technical documents including but not limited to Preliminary Assessments (PAs), Remedial Investigation (RI) Reports, Feasibility Studies (FS), Proposed Plans (PP), Decision Documents (DDs).
Develop documents that comply with CERCLA/Superfund guidance, RCRA, National Contingency Plan (NCP), USACE / EPA document expectations.
Develop Conceptual Site Models (CSMs) integrating geology, hydrogeology, contaminant fate and transport, and exposure pathways.
Synthesize field data (soil, groundwater, sediment, vapor) into clear, defensible technical narratives.
Perform data evaluation and statistical analysis to support nature and extent determinations.
Apply risk-based frameworks to interpret human health and ecological risk assessment results.
Develop and screen remedial alternatives in accordance with CERCLA criteria.
Conduct technology evaluations, including treatment, containment, and disposal options (e.g., PFAS media management.
Prepare detailed alternatives analyses,
Support development of cost estimates consistent with USACE/EPA guidance.
Contribute to technical proposals, including methodology and approach.
Serve as a technical mentor for junior staff.