HDR
Geologist 1
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Responsibilities
Lead routine to complex hydrogeologic/environmental field investigations with a focus on complex geological settings commonly found in the Northeast region (e.g., fractured rock and coastal plain) as well as possibly across the country
Oversee field team performing data collection, processing, analysis, and interpretation including:
Field groundwater level and quality data collection methods
Experience with multiple drilling methods for various geological settings
Familiarity with design, construction, and development of groundwater monitoring wells
Developing and overseeing high resolution site characterization strategies
Using modern Remediation Hydrogeology concepts (such as mass flux/discharge or DNAPL assessment) to support complex groundwater remediation strategies
Development of geologic and hydrogeologic cross-section development utilizing geologic and geophysical data
Interpretation of subsurface aquifer conditions on a site and regional scale
Aquifer testing and analysis
Development of hydrographs and other graphic presentation of hydrogeologic data
Building Conceptual Site Models
Development of soil and groundwater sampling plans, data analysis, site remediation plans, as well as project and client management support
Provide direction, oversight, and mentoring to junior staff
Report and proposal preparation support including scopes of work, project budgeting, tracking, and schedules
Client interaction and presentations as needed
In the Office
Task Manager responsibilities
Lead routine to complex hydrogeologic/environmental field investigations with a focus on complex geological settings commonly found in the Northeast region (e.g., fractured rock and coastal plain) as well as possibly across the country
Oversee field team performing data collection, processing, analysis, and interpretation including:
Field groundwater level and quality data collection methods
Experience with multiple drilling methods for various geological settings
Familiarity with design, construction, and development of groundwater monitoring wells
Developing and overseeing high resolution site characterization strategies
Using modern Remediation Hydrogeology concepts (such as mass flux/discharge or DNAPL assessment) to support complex groundwater remediation strategies
Development of geologic and hydrogeologic cross-section development utilizing geologic and geophysical data
Interpretation of subsurface aquifer conditions on a site and regional scale
Aquifer testing and analysis
Development of hydrographs and other graphic presentation of hydrogeologic data
Building Conceptual Site Models
Development of soil and groundwater sampling plans, data analysis, site remediation plans, as well as project and client management support
Provide direction, oversight, and mentoring to junior staff
Report and proposal preparation support including scopes of work, project budgeting, tracking, and schedules
Client interaction and presentations as needed
In the Field
Field Team Leader responsibilities
Soil, sediment, surface water, groundwater, and soil vapor/VI sampling
USCS soil logging
Groundwater monitoring well installation
Operation of various types of monitoring equipment in the field
Coordination with and oversight of subcontractors, and completion of daily reports and various sample documentation forms
Able to conduct themselves in a professional manner with project stakeholders and the public community
Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments
Groundwater monitoring well installation
Most fieldwork assignments are 1-5 day jobs within New York State. However, must have the availability for possible extended field work on cross-country jobs. Total annual fieldwork travel during the first year is estimated at 25-75%.
Preferred Qualifications
3 years experience required in the environmental consulting field. 5 years experience preferred.
Pursuing Professional Geologist (PG) certification (NY or PA preferred)
Familiarity with NYSDEC and EPA regulations and procedures.
Proficient with GIS software
HAZWOPER 40-hour certification
Clean driving record
Active in Professional Societies
Experience with quantitative hydrogeology
Experience writing due diligence ASTM Phase I / II reports for construction and infrastructure projects
Familiarity with MODFLOW, MT3DMS, AQTESOLV and other numerical and analytical related software
Local candidates preferred
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Geology, Earth Science, Hydrogeology or closely related field
Ability to assess and classify soil and rock samples to determine geologic type
Experience with Microsoft Office programs
Self-starter with excellent writing and communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability and willingness to perform physically demanding tasks in adverse environmental conditions (rugged terrain, remote locations, hot and cold temperatures)
May require ability to travel
An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our employee-owned culture is a must
HDR is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider all qualified applicants, regardless of criminal histories, arrest and conviction records.
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role at
HDR .
Responsibilities
Lead routine to complex hydrogeologic/environmental field investigations with a focus on complex geological settings commonly found in the Northeast region (e.g., fractured rock and coastal plain) as well as possibly across the country
Oversee field team performing data collection, processing, analysis, and interpretation including:
Field groundwater level and quality data collection methods
Experience with multiple drilling methods for various geological settings
Familiarity with design, construction, and development of groundwater monitoring wells
Developing and overseeing high resolution site characterization strategies
Using modern Remediation Hydrogeology concepts (such as mass flux/discharge or DNAPL assessment) to support complex groundwater remediation strategies
Development of geologic and hydrogeologic cross-section development utilizing geologic and geophysical data
Interpretation of subsurface aquifer conditions on a site and regional scale
Aquifer testing and analysis
Development of hydrographs and other graphic presentation of hydrogeologic data
Building Conceptual Site Models
Development of soil and groundwater sampling plans, data analysis, site remediation plans, as well as project and client management support
Provide direction, oversight, and mentoring to junior staff
Report and proposal preparation support including scopes of work, project budgeting, tracking, and schedules
Client interaction and presentations as needed
In the Office
Task Manager responsibilities
Lead routine to complex hydrogeologic/environmental field investigations with a focus on complex geological settings commonly found in the Northeast region (e.g., fractured rock and coastal plain) as well as possibly across the country
Oversee field team performing data collection, processing, analysis, and interpretation including:
Field groundwater level and quality data collection methods
Experience with multiple drilling methods for various geological settings
Familiarity with design, construction, and development of groundwater monitoring wells
Developing and overseeing high resolution site characterization strategies
Using modern Remediation Hydrogeology concepts (such as mass flux/discharge or DNAPL assessment) to support complex groundwater remediation strategies
Development of geologic and hydrogeologic cross-section development utilizing geologic and geophysical data
Interpretation of subsurface aquifer conditions on a site and regional scale
Aquifer testing and analysis
Development of hydrographs and other graphic presentation of hydrogeologic data
Building Conceptual Site Models
Development of soil and groundwater sampling plans, data analysis, site remediation plans, as well as project and client management support
Provide direction, oversight, and mentoring to junior staff
Report and proposal preparation support including scopes of work, project budgeting, tracking, and schedules
Client interaction and presentations as needed
In the Field
Field Team Leader responsibilities
Soil, sediment, surface water, groundwater, and soil vapor/VI sampling
USCS soil logging
Groundwater monitoring well installation
Operation of various types of monitoring equipment in the field
Coordination with and oversight of subcontractors, and completion of daily reports and various sample documentation forms
Able to conduct themselves in a professional manner with project stakeholders and the public community
Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments
Groundwater monitoring well installation
Most fieldwork assignments are 1-5 day jobs within New York State. However, must have the availability for possible extended field work on cross-country jobs. Total annual fieldwork travel during the first year is estimated at 25-75%.
Preferred Qualifications
3 years experience required in the environmental consulting field. 5 years experience preferred.
Pursuing Professional Geologist (PG) certification (NY or PA preferred)
Familiarity with NYSDEC and EPA regulations and procedures.
Proficient with GIS software
HAZWOPER 40-hour certification
Clean driving record
Active in Professional Societies
Experience with quantitative hydrogeology
Experience writing due diligence ASTM Phase I / II reports for construction and infrastructure projects
Familiarity with MODFLOW, MT3DMS, AQTESOLV and other numerical and analytical related software
Local candidates preferred
Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Geology, Earth Science, Hydrogeology or closely related field
Ability to assess and classify soil and rock samples to determine geologic type
Experience with Microsoft Office programs
Self-starter with excellent writing and communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability and willingness to perform physically demanding tasks in adverse environmental conditions (rugged terrain, remote locations, hot and cold temperatures)
May require ability to travel
An attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our employee-owned culture is a must
HDR is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider all qualified applicants, regardless of criminal histories, arrest and conviction records.
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