PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST

Overview

Manage environmental projects, including assessments, remediation, and client coordination.

Key Responsibilities

• data analysis
• report writing
• scope development
• budget management
• vendor review
• field visits

Tasks

-Write project reports, analyze, and interpret data, and prepare final reports to be submitted for Senior and clients review -Develop the scope of environmental assessment and remediation projects from our diverse portfolio and manage budgets -Review and approve vendor work proposals and invoices -Prepare and review of new clientele proposals for federal, state, and private industry -Prepare and review of work plans, technical documents, and reports for federal, state, and local agencies -Conduct regular field visits to drive project execution and ensure that appropriate technical and health and safety procedures are being followed

Requirements

• bachelor's
• cem
• 3+ years
• consulting
• safety
• project management

What You Bring

-Motivated self-starter and ability to perform periodic field work -Bachelor's degree in geology, hydrogeology, earth or environmental science related field -Advanced technical capabilities associated with the specific field of expertise -Strong commitment to Safety and staff development -Technical writing competency and computer literacy -Strong problem solving, research, and communication skills -Certified Environmental Manager (CEM) or Professional Geologist (PG) certification or willingness and ability to obtain in 6 - 12 months (will pay for study and testing materials) -Possess ability to effectively manage personnel and administrative functions -Three or More years of experience in geological assessments, water supply, water treatment, environmental assessments, contaminant investigation, contaminant remediation, storm water management, wastewater treatment, permitting projects, or compliance projects in the public and private sectors -Consulting experience -Demonstrated ability to properly manage multiple projects concurrently while ensuring compliance with deliverable timelines -Professional Registration/Certification or ability to attain within two years of hire -Ability to work individually and as a team member -In-depth experience with service line specific cost projections, budget preparation and tracking -Strong working knowledge of federal and state environmental regulations and experience interacting with governmental regulatory agencies -Ability to identify and mitigate potential hazards associated with site operations -Ability to travel within the western regional US -Willingness to conduct Business Development activities -Possess strong work ethic and knowledge of the consulting business

About Broadbent & Associates, Inc.

-By the late 1990s it had diversified from petroleum cleanup into broad environmental and engineering services. -Typical projects include soil and groundwater assessment, remediation of contaminated sites, infrastructure permitting, water/wastewater operations, and air quality testing. -The firm secured a multi-year U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contract on mine site restoration and supports mining-sector compliance throughout Nevada. -Leadership has been passed internally—from founder to long‑time presidents—keeping continuity and independence intact. -Despite its modest size, the firm handles both public and private work, from federal agency assignments to municipal and industrial projects.

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