Geologist 1

Overview

Perform field geology/hydrogeology studies, sampling, logging, and analysis for waste projects.

Key Responsibilities

• geologic logging
• field troubleshooting
• data collection
• hydrologic testing
• compliance sampling
• lab coordination

Tasks

-Complete geologic logging of borings and monitoring well development followed by conversion to electronic boring logs and well construction diagrams. -Assist with troubleshooting issues that may arise in the field. -Help design and conduct field studies and be responsible for data collection, compilation, and analysis for a variety of geology and/or hydrologyrelated projects. -Conduct hydrologic and hydraulic testing and analysis. -Work both independently on small projects and as part of larger project teams to assist senior personnel. -Communicate issues in a timely manner to team members and supervisor. -Coordinate compliance sampling for federal, municipal, power, water/wastewater, and industrial clients. -Complete surface and groundwater sampling including coordination with laboratories, data analysis, and reporting.

Requirements

• surfer
• hazwoper
• phase i/ii
• master's/phd
• pfas sampling
• superfund

What You Bring

The primary duties of this position include a range of scientific, monitoring, and testing services for a variety of environmental projects at locations such as landfills, industrial facilities, power stations, abandoned and operating mines, and communities impacted by emerging contaminants (e.g., PFAS). This position requires a versatile professional that is eager to learn and values the opportunity for professional development through a variety of project assignments. The position will require frequent travel/fieldwork (80-90%) along the Front Range and less frequent travel to other Colorado areas. Infrequent work is expected outside of Colorado. -Prior experience with Colorado and Federal environmental regulations. -Familiarity with groundwater contouring software (e.g., Surfer) -OSHA 40Hour HAZWOPER, First Aid/CPR and/or MSHA Certifications. -Strong technical writing skills. -Familiarity with Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments -Minimum of 1 year of professional experience as a hydrogeologist, geologist or closely aligned profession. Advanced degrees (Master's or Ph.D.) in one of the above fields will substitute for one year of the required experience. -Local applicants preferred -Ability and willingness to travel. May require field work in remote areas. -Demonstrated experience with geologic logging of borings, monitoring well installations, and soil, surface water and groundwater sampling. -Experience sampling for contaminants such as PFAS, heavy metals, volatile organic compounds. -Experience supporting remedial investigations, feasibility studies, and design activities. -Experience with working on CERLA Superfund Sites, abandoned/active mines, coordinating with State and Federal agencies. -Selfmotivated, able to work independently and as part of a team. -Prior geological/hydrogeological experience around Colorado is a plus. -Prior experience with environmental compliance including development of monitoring plans, data analysis, and reporting.

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