Environmental Scientist

Overview

Conduct environmental site investigations, sampling, data analysis, and reporting.

Key Responsibilities

• site investigations
• sample collection
• data analysis
• field sampling
• well installation
• technical reporting

Tasks

-Performance of site investigations to support environmental projects, including the collection of samples and environmental data. -Management and analysis of sampling data, including summary tables, result interpretation, and sample location maps. -Assisting clients with a variety of environmental, health, and safety needs, including environmental regulatory compliance, environmental permitting, industrial hygiene, and health and safety matters. -Organizing and prioritize a diverse workload; maintain accurate records. -Conduct and document field activities such as soil, soil vapor and groundwater sampling, installation of soil borings and monitoring wells, and tank excavations and/or removals. -Preparing technical reports including but not limited to proposals, work plans, environmental reports, permit applications, and health & safety plans.

Requirements

• hazwoper
• bs degree
• 0-4 years
• microsoft office
• travel
• communication

What You Bring

-Preferred 40-Hour Hazwoper -Local Travel up to 2-3 hrs multiple times per week. -BS in Geology, Engineering, Environmental Science or related field. -0-4 years of related environmental consulting experience, TN-specific experience preferred. -Ability to work effectively on multiple assignments, prioritizing and delegating activities, and delivering on tight deadlines. -Capable of working independently, under direct supervision of others, and in a team-orientated environment. -Excellent written and oral communication skills -Ability for overnight travel (typically in-state) as needed (average 20-25%). -Ability to work independently in rural and metro environments. -Valid driver’s license and excellent driving record. -Microsoft PC applications; WORD, EXCEL, PowerPoint -Ability to perform moderately strenuous tasks. -Strong technical, analytical, and research skills

About Atlas

-Born from the 2019 merger of two established engineering and environmental firms, Atlas weaves rich expertise into every infrastructure project. -Projects span highways and transit systems, water treatment plants, commercial developments, educational institutions, and industrial facilities. -Specialist teams cover environmental consulting, materials testing and certification, engineering design, and program and construction management. -They tackle diverse challenges, from inspecting bridges to designing water infrastructure. -A distinctive trait: blending field roots with engineering expertise—many rapid-response inspectors work daily on-site with minimal notice.

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