Environmental Field Training Specialist

Description

• Create/update NYC field standard operating procedures (SOPs);
• Instruct staff and assist project teams in geologic and hydrogeologic data interpretation, including direct evaluation of: borehole logging data, lab analytical data, and head data;
• Prepare and review health and safety plans;
• Create and maintain a positive field culture working with staff to view audits of their work as constructive learning tools;
• Monitor overall field/data QA/QC;
• Develop conceptual site models when requested and instruct staff on the basis of building conceptual site models;
• Be a member of Langan’s Environmental Discipline Lead (EDL) Standard/Consistency group;
• Maintain PPE inventory and conduct respirator fit tests;
• Maintain Langan’s existing dynamic staff training program, seek 360-degree input to assess the effectiveness of the training program, and modify the program periodically and as necessary to optimize outcome;
• Be a member of Langan’s Safety Group;
• Audit field work through on-site observation, review of field notes, daily field reports and soil boring logs;

Requirements

• Bachelor's in Geology or Engineering with a concentration in groundwater issues; MS preferred;
• 6+ years of leading field investigations and remediation oversight, established credibility in moving complex investigations forward that demonstrate critical thought and real time/in-situ data analysis;
• Ability to multi-task effectively;
• Excellent analytical and judgment capabilities;
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Professional Engineer (PE) or Professional Geologist (PG) licenses preferred;
• Ability to work well individually and within groups;
• Mechanical skills such as carpentry, electrical, plumbing, masonry, and welding are a plus;
• Strong attention to detail;

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance