The Environmental Scientist II will conduct wetland and waters delineations, habitat assessments, and SWPPP inspections while preparing technical reports and permit applications. They will also coordinate field crews and provide guidance to junior staff on project tasks and schedules.
The Environmental Project Manager is responsible for overseeing environmental projects from planning through execution, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. This role involves managing project scope, budgets, and schedules while coordinating with clients, subcontractors, and regulatory agencies.
Conduct field surveys and collect data to assess the ecological health of wetlands and watercourses. Prepare regulatory reports, create GIS maps, and participate in habitat restoration and monitoring projects.
Conduct field assessments and collect ecological data on wetlands and watercourses, then prepare maps and reports using GIS and support compliance with applicable environmental regulations. Evaluate habitats, contribute to restoration and mitigation projects, monitor ecological conditions, and educate stakeholders about wetland and watercourse conservation.
Manage environmental projects from planning and permitting through completion, overseeing scope, schedule, budget, quality, risks, and client satisfaction. Coordinate technical specialists, subcontractors, clients, and regulatory agencies to secure approvals and ensure compliance with environmental requirements.
Serve as the senior technical authority for stormwater permitting and erosion and sediment control plan development across the region. Lead the authoring and review of NPDES deliverables while managing client relationships and coordinating with regulatory agencies for permit approvals.
