Environmental Protection Specialist

Booz Allen Hamilton•Honolulu, HI

4d•$77,600 - $176,000

About The Position

As an environmental protection specialist, you understand that sustaining natural resources, protecting cultural heritage, and ensuring environmental compliance are essential to installation readiness and long‑term mission success. That’s why we need an experienced environmental professional like you who can apply analytical skills, regulatory knowledge, and technical judgment to support critical Marine Corps environmental programs. On our team, you’ll help manage and support environmental compliance, natural resource stewardship, and cultural resources protection from beginning to end while collaborating with senior leadership. Specifically, you’ll conduct environmental and cultural resource field assessments, compile measurements and testing data, and contribute to environmental and cultural resource planning documentation aligned with federal, state, and DoD requirements. In this role, you’ll closely impact installation management by validating environmental and cultural resource conditions, identifying risks or hazards, and preparing documentation used to inform installation decision‑making. Through coordination with environmental managers, cultural resource specialists, Public Works, and engineering staff, you’ll ensure environmental and cultural resource practices remain compliant, sustainable, and aligned with Marine Corps policies. With mentoring, exposure to challenging projects, and opportunities to learn new tools and skills, we focus on growing as a team to make the best solutions for our customers. Work with us as we support projects that protect environmental quality, preserve cultural resources, and strengthen infrastructure for the better. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Experience conducting environmental or cultural resource field assessments, including data collection, facility condition review, or site documentation
Experience drafting environmental or cultural resource documentation, including assessment reports, environmental review inputs, or compliance materials
Experience supporting environmental or cultural resource programs within a federal or military installation environment
Knowledge of environmental and cultural resource laws, regulations, and practices such as NEPA, NHPA or Section 106, endangered species protection, and installation environmental policies
Ability to interpret field conditions, environmental hazards, regulatory requirements, and compliance criteria, and synthesize them into structured assessments
Ability to coordinate with installation‑level stakeholders to support documentation, environmental planning, cultural resource review, or condition assessment activities
Secret clearance
Bachelor’s degree and 10+ years of experience supporting environmental programs, natural resource management, cultural resource compliance, or environmental condition assessments, or Master’s degree and 5+ years of experience supporting environmental programs, natural resource management, cultural resource compliance, or environmental condition assessments

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting Marine Corps commands, Navy commands, or other DoD environmental or cultural resource organizations
Experience drafting environmental review documents, cultural resource evaluations, impact analyses, or Facilities Condition Assessment (FCA) inputs
Knowledge of environmental compliance practices tied to natural resource stewardship, cultural resource protection, and NEPA or Section 106 processes
Ability to use GIS, BUILDER SMS, environmental compliance tracking systems, or facility condition assessment tools
Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, Environmental Engineering, Cultural Resource Management, or a related field preferred; Master’s degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, Environmental Engineering, Cultural Resource Management, or a related field a plus
PMP, CFM, CEP, or equivalent Environmental or Compliance Certification

Responsibilities

Conduct environmental and cultural resource field assessments, including data collection, facility condition review, or site documentation.
Draft environmental or cultural resource documentation, including assessment reports, environmental review inputs, or compliance materials.
Support environmental or cultural resource programs within a federal or military installation environment.
Interpret field conditions, environmental hazards, regulatory requirements, and compliance criteria, and synthesize them into structured assessments.
Coordinate with installation‑level stakeholders to support documentation, environmental planning, cultural resource review, or condition assessment activities.