Junior Environmental Analyst

Toeroek Associates•Dallas, TX

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Toeroek Associates is seeking a junior-level Environmental Analyst to support EPA and other government agencies in administering environmental regulatory compliance and enforcement programs. The analyst will work on multiple contracts as part of a team, researching and compiling evidence to characterize contamination and identify potentially responsible parties (PRPs) at hazardous waste sites. The role supports efforts to clean up communities and calls for strong research, writing, and analytical skills, along with an interest in helping government agencies enforce environmental regulations. The position supports work in the Denver, Colorado; Sacramento, California; Dallas, Texas; or Chicago, Illinois areas. Hybrid arrangements are specified for Lakewood, Colorado, and Concord, California. Occasional overnight travel may be required. This is a non-exempt position with a target hiring rate of $21.63 to $25.48 per hour, depending on qualifications. Toeroek offers medical, dental, vision, life, long-term disability, short-term disability, and 401(k) benefits.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree from an accredited university.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Detailed, critical, and thoughtful writing and analysis skills.
Knowledge of or experience in environmental information collection, analysis, interpretation, and report preparation.
Ability to function as a team member and work in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to handle multiple tasks, meet deadlines, and adapt quickly and smoothly to changing project requirements.
Proficiency in Office 365 and Windows-based applications.
Ability to use software to retrieve, evaluate, and organize information and documents.

Nice To Haves

Minimum of two years of relevant work experience is preferred.
Experience with the ESRI suite of GIS software is a plus.

Responsibilities

Assist in identifying sources of information about PRP operations, including federal, state, and local agencies, public libraries, private archives, and map and aerial photography archives.
Research and obtain documents relevant to PRP historical operations, waste disposal practices, and environmental regulatory compliance.
Review information on PRP operations, including EPA information request responses, facility inspection reports, sampling and investigation reports, hazardous materials inventories, and other collected documents; identify relevant data for analyzing CERCLA liability.
Draft evidence summary reports presenting information about PRP operations, chemical usage, disposal practices, and soil and groundwater sampling data.
Review laboratory sampling data results and extract and summarize relevant information from sampling and investigation reports.
Review real property title documents and prepare title reports and tables showing property ownership history.
Conduct corporate research and identify corporate successors.
Input data and manage databases.
Translate research findings into charts, graphs, maps, and infographics.