Environmental Scientist

WSB LLC•Minneapolis, MN

About The Position

Forge ahead with WSB. We are seeking an Environmental Scientist to add to our growing team. This is an exciting role for someone looking to grow their career with a growing company. Apply today and help play a pivotal role in scaling our company. WSB was founded on the understanding that culture drives results, and we’ve dedicated ourselves to the value of strong relationships, collaboration, and forward-thinking ideas. We inspire each other to discover thoughtful and creative solutions that look beyond the needs of today to the opportunities of tomorrow. This role will work largely with the Minnesota Department of Transportation and have a strong focus on Asbestos. We invite you to forge ahead with us. If you are Environmental Scientist that aligns with our values, we would love for you to continue reading and apply.

Requirements

A bachelor’s degree in environmental science, geology, engineering, chemistry, biology, natural resources, soil science or comparable field from an accredited school.
Asbestos credentials for MN or other states, including asbestos inspector and asbestos supervisor certifications, MDH 2-day air monitoring, NIOSH 582 and AIHA Asbestos Analysts Testing (AAT) proficiency for on-site PLM air sample analysis.
2 to 5+ years of experience in completion of asbestos inspection and asbestos abatement oversight and air monitoring.
Candidates must have a valid driver's license and a safe driving record.
Possess strong verbal communication, technical writing and critical thinking skills, attention to detail, ability to work alone or in group settings, and a demonstrated ability to provide excellent customer service.

Nice To Haves

Additional experience in environmental investigation, remediation, and/or brownfields redevelopment
Experience performing work under Minnesota state contracts (e.g., MPCA, MDA, MDH, MnDOT, etc.) is preferred.
Background in environmental investigation, remediation, brownfields redevelopment, or large-scale corridor Phase I/II ESAs is beneficial.
Familiarity with EIR field testing equipment (e.g., PID, YSI, peristaltic pump, vapor pin installation) is helpful.
Lead Risk Assessor credentials, XRF lead sampling or assessment experience are useful.
Proficiency with gINT geotechnical software and 40 Hour HAZWOPER certification are assets.
Rail safety certifications (E-rail safe or equivalent) are a plus.
Certification or interest in CHMM, CSP, PMP, PE, or PG licenses encouraged.
Safety-focused, organized, and collaborative with a growth mindset.

Responsibilities

Oversee environmental investigation and remediation (EIR) projects, with 30%–70% field work based on the season; remaining time in-office preparing reports, proposals, and budgets.
Assist with asbestos and regulated materials assessments, abatement oversight, and air monitoring for demolition, renovation and roadway improvements projects.
Support environmental monitoring, site investigations, remedial investigations, and brownfields redevelopment.
Conduct due diligence reviews (Phase I/II ESAs) and remediation for public and private clients.
Provide construction oversight during response action plan (RAP) implementation.
Collect, tabulate, and evaluate environmental data.