Environmental Scientist III

Overview

Lead complex environmental projects, conduct biological assessments, ensure regulatory compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• field assessments
• data collection
• nepa review
• permitting
• client coordination
• construction coordination

Tasks

-Conduct biological/ecological field assessments and data collection to include wetland delineations, stream determinations, flora and faunal surveys (including threatened and endangered species), natural resource permitting, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) review process, documentation, and compliance. -Support resource agency consultation and permitting, client coordination, proposal preparation, and related marketing support -Coordinating with construction contractors, project managers, and resource specialists

Requirements

• bachelor
• qhp
• pws
• nepa
• epa
• gps/gis

What You Bring

-Experience working with environmental policy development or advocacy organizations. -Strong, working knowledge of federal, state, and local environmental regulations and permitting processes -5-8 Years of experience -Proficiency in managing large-scale environmental projects and interdisciplinary teams. -Bachelor in Biology, Ecology, Forestry, Wildlife Biology, Geology, or related field. -Working knowledge and demonstrated experience with NEPA process documentation and compliance for transportation-based projects and/or other federal agencies. -Familiarity with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) environmental risk assessment and remediation technologies. -Overnight travel may be required multiple days during the calendar year. -Effective and professional coordination with clients, resource agencies, colleagues, and support staff. -Experience with Tennessee Hydrologic Determinations (HDs) and/or US Army Corp of Engineers Wetland Delineation methods. -Demonstrated ability to write clear, concise, and comprehensive technical reports. -Specific applied knowledge should includestrong botanical, wetland, or wildlife technical expertise, regulatory permitting, project management. -Holds Tennessee Hydrologic Professional (QHP) and/or Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS) certification. -Experience with using GPS/GIS technology to collect biological survey data, map vegetation communities, and/or delineate jurisdictional waters. -Physically able to perform demanding field work, often in unfavorable conditions (inclement weather, intense heat or cold, biting insects, etc.) -Experience with environmental permitting and natural resource assessment methodologies such as the Tennessee Stream Quantification Tool (TN SQT) and the Tennessee Rapid Assessment Method for Wetlands

Benefits

-25% Field Work / 75% Office Work

About Goodwyn Mills Cawood (Gmc)

-The company has built a strong reputation for delivering innovative and efficient solutions to complex projects. -The company has a diverse portfolio of work across various sectors, including industrial, energy, and infrastructure. -Notable projects include large-scale infrastructure improvements, energy facilities, and complex commercial developments. -The company has been recognized for its ability to provide multidisciplinary services that integrate engineering, architecture, and planning. -The company is committed to ensuring quality outcomes, client satisfaction, and innovative problem-solving. -The company focuses on both public and private sector projects, tackling challenges that range from urban planning to utility systems. -The company's broad expertise allows it to support projects from conceptual design through to construction and beyond. -The company continues to grow and expand its reach, adapting to the evolving demands of the industries it serves.

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