Archeologist (On-Call)

Overview

On-call archaeologist supporting fieldwork and cultural resource projects in Southern California.

Key Responsibilities

• digital mapping
• gps surveying
• field documentation
• cultural survey
• impact assessment
• report prep

Tasks

-Employ digital site mapping tools (ESRI Field Maps, Survey123, ArcGIS Online, etc.) and GPS/GNSS units with sub-meter accuracy. -Provide logistical support in the field, including equipment care, vehicle use, and coordination of supplies. -Complete detailed field documentation, including site records, feature forms, Munsell soil descriptions, sketch maps, and photographic logs. -Identify, document, and record precontact and historic-era cultural resources, including built-environment resources, in accordance with state and federal standards. -Directly support archaeological Field Directors and Project Managers by assisting with pre-field planning, cultural surveys, shovel test pits (STPs), test excavations, and monitoring of construction activities. -Support archaeological impact assessments and contribute observations to site significance evaluations under NRHP/CRHR criteria. -Conduct desktop research as needed, including record searches, archival reviews, and preparation of DPR 523 forms or equivalent state records. -Follow company safety protocols and field procedures, and contribute to a safe, respectful, and professional work environment. -Prepare accurate, timely deliverables, including daily logs, monitoring reports, and HSSE documentation.

Requirements

• driver's license
• gps/gnss
• survey123
• field school
• technical writing
• teamwork

What You Bring

-Valid driver’s license and good driving record. -Familiarity with GPS/GNSS units and smart devices for geospatial data collection, including applications such as Survey123, Collector, and Fulcrum. -Work effectively as part of a team or independently in a variety of field conditions, often under limited supervision. -Residence in southern California with availability for moderate out-of-town travel. -Ability to perform physically demanding tasks in remote areas and hot, dry climates, including walking or hiking long distances, carrying up to 50 pounds, and excavating. -Willingness to learn, flexibility in assignments, ability to follow directions, and strong communication skills to work effectively as part of a team. -Working knowledge of California Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) 523 site forms. -Completion of an archaeological field school or demonstrable equivalent training. -Knowledge of California and/or Great Basin archaeology. -Strong technical writing skills and proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel.

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About Stantec

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