Geologist - 6 years min experience

AECOM•Billings, MT

22h•$75,000 - $98,000•Hybrid

About The Position

AECOM has an opening for an experienced Geologist in our Billings, Montana office to assist with a variety of projects including data management, site investigations and remediation. The successful candidate will assist with gathering and analyzing geological, hydrogeological and geochemical data in both the field and office settings. The field activities will consist of soil, groundwater, surface water, sediment, air and soil vapor sample collection, geological logging and interpretation, and the oversight of subcontractors including laboratories and excavation and drilling companies. The office activities will involve preparation of investigation reports and providing support to junior to mid-level staff on projects. Will involve task managing one or more persons on field activities and supporting project managers to help accomplish tasks. Specific responsibilities include: Support a wide range of environmental investigation and remediation projects under CERCLA, RCRA, and State jurisdictions. Contribute directly to the preparation and review of technical project deliverables (e.g., work plans, remedial investigations, and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments). Conduct soil, groundwater, and vapor intrusion sampling. Contribute on projects regarding technical approach, numerical analysis, cost estimation, planning, design, scheduling, quality control, and safety. Job duties will involve both field work and office assignments with occasional overnight travel required. Developing clear and defensible CSMs for complex sites. Conducts research and does investigation work as required. Plans and organizes project studies. Assists in the resolution of conflicting technical information and unsuitability of standard procedures. Understanding of CERCLA, RCRA, state regulations, and waste management requirements. Developing UFP QAPP and other Federal project documents. Evaluating complex environmental data sets, including the use of modeling and statistics. Preparing, work plans, and technical reports, and presentations for technical meetings with clients and regulators. Performs complex assignments often requiring the development of unique solutions to problems. Actively communicating with the technical team and Project Manager. May oversee the work of less experienced scientists.

Requirements

BA/BS in Geology, engineering, or scientific degree and minimum 6 years of experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and or education.
Valid Driver's license. Subject to Motor Vehicle records check.
Ability to travel up to 20% to various job sites within US.
Due to the nature of the role and site visits, You must be a US Citizen or permanent resident.
This position will not offer sponsorship now or in the future.
Successful candidate will be required to pass a drug assessment, required by clients you will be working for.

Nice To Haves

Experience and knowledge of State and Federal regulations.
Computer proficient in MS Office programs.
Experience with developing conceptual site models (CSM) and preparing remediation strategies.
Experience completing contaminant fate and transport evaluation.
Experience conducting risk assessments is a plus.
Knowledge of vapor intrusion sampling methods and CSM development.
Experience developing and preparing reports for submittal and acceptance for technical clients and regulators.
Demonstrated ability to collaborate with clients and project team.
Ability to write and review complex technical documents, perform high level review and strategy.
Ability to prepare graphics and reports that present complex technical matter in a clear and concise manner.
Computer proficient in a variety of statistical programs helpful.
Master’s degree preferred.
Strong team worker, flexible.
Attention to detail and a thorough approach to work.
Ability to multitask and have strong communication skills.
Organized and able to work within a team of technical experts.
Able to work well in a team setting.
Develop cost estimates associated with field related activities.
Learn and develop a keen understanding of hazard recognition.

Responsibilities

Support a wide range of environmental investigation and remediation projects under CERCLA, RCRA, and State jurisdictions.
Contribute directly to the preparation and review of technical project deliverables (e.g., work plans, remedial investigations, and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments).
Conduct soil, groundwater, and vapor intrusion sampling.
Contribute on projects regarding technical approach, numerical analysis, cost estimation, planning, design, scheduling, quality control, and safety.
Job duties will involve both field work and office assignments with occasional overnight travel required.
Developing clear and defensible CSMs for complex sites.
Conducts research and does investigation work as required.
Plans and organizes project studies.
Assists in the resolution of conflicting technical information and unsuitability of standard procedures.
Understanding of CERCLA, RCRA, state regulations, and waste management requirements.
Developing UFP QAPP and other Federal project documents.
Evaluating complex environmental data sets, including the use of modeling and statistics.
Preparing, work plans, and technical reports, and presentations for technical meetings with clients and regulators.
Performs complex assignments often requiring the development of unique solutions to problems.
Actively communicating with the technical team and Project Manager.
May oversee the work of less experienced scientists.