Environmental Scientist, Bronx

Environmental Scientist

We are seeking a dedicated Environmental Scientist to join our team. This role involves investigation, remediation, monitoring, and report writing. The position includes both fieldwork and office work, with a focus on soil boring logging, sampling of various media, drilling oversight, air monitoring, and chemical data analysis. The Environmental Scientist will support environmental investigations, prepare detailed reports, and manage on-site operations at various locations, including Parks sites, Brownfield Cleanup sites, and former landfill sites.Essential Responsibilities&Duties Conduct soil boring logging and sampling of soil, groundwater, and soil vapor. Oversee drilling and contractors, perform air monitoring, and provide daily reporting. Analyze chemical data and prepare investigation reports and work plans. Assist in the preparation of health and safety plans and summary reports.Support field investigations at Parks sites and Brownfield Cleanup sites. Perform routine monitoring at former landfill sites, including well gauging, groundwater sampling, and landfill gas measurements. Inspect sub-slab depressurization systems and manage Clean Soil Stockpile operations. Oversee import/export of materials, prepare manifests, and provide daily reports.Contribute to the design and implementation of a large remedy project at a former Manufactured Gas Plant site in the Bronx. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Geology, Environmental Geoscience, Environmental Engineering, or a related field. 1+ years of experience in environmental science or a related field.Knowledge of soil classification and sampling of various media for chemical analysis. Strong communication and writing skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team in the field. Flexible schedule and reliable transportation. Additional Skills&Qualifications Experience with site assessment and remediation. Proficiency in report writing and data analysis. Comfortable with both fieldwork and office tasks. Ability to manage on-site operations and oversee contractors. Work Environment The work environment includes a hybrid schedule with a mix of office and fieldwork. Some weeks may be entirely office-based, while others may involve 2-4 weeks of fieldwork. There is flexibility to work some office days from home. A significant project at a former Manufactured Gas Plant site in the Bronx will require full-time fieldwork with 10-hour workdays for 18-24 months. Shorter-term project sites may be located throughout the five boroughs. Mileage reimbursement is provided.Physical Requirements Functional Demands: Sedentary, Light, Medium. Activity Level Throughout Workday: Occasional, Frequent, Continuous, Not Applicable. Physical Activity Requirements: Sitting 6-8 hours, Standing 0-1 hour, Walking 0-1 hour, Climbing, Lifting (floor to waist level) 0-10 pounds, Lifting (waist level and above) 0-10 pounds, Carrying objects 0-1 hour, Push/pull, Twisting 0-1 hour, Bending 0-1 hour, Reaching forward 0-1 hour, Reaching overhead 0-1 hour, Squat/kneel/crawl, Wrist position deviation 3-5 hours, Pinching/fine motor skills 1-2 hours, Keyboard use/repetitive motion 6-8 hours, Talk or hear 3-5 hours. Sensory Requirements: Minimal, Moderate, Accurate. Depth perception, Hearing, Occupational Exposure Risk Potential: Reasonably Anticipated. Blood borne pathogens, Chemical, Airborne communicable diseases, Extreme temperatures, Radiation, Uneven surfaces or elevations, Extreme noise levels, Dust/particulate matter.GEI is an AA/equal opportunity employer, including disabled and veterans.