FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Environmental Scientist position?
The primary focus of the Environmental Scientist position is on Emergency Response projects.
What are the educational requirements for this role?
A Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Geology, Environmental Engineering, or a physical science is required.
How much field work is involved in this position?
The position involves approximately 75% field work and 25% office work.
Is prior experience required for this job?
Yes, candidates should have at least a year of experience in environmental remediation, site assessment, or emergency response.
What type of training is preferred for applicants?
OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER training with updates is preferred.
Is a valid driver’s license necessary for this position?
Yes, a valid Florida Driver’s License is required.
What skills are emphasized for candidates applying for this position?
Candidates should demonstrate strong attention to detail, excellent analytical, judgment, and problem-solving skills, as well as the ability to work both independently and in a team environment.
Are there specific regulations that candidates should understand?
Yes, candidates should understand environmental regulations related to contaminated sites, drinking water, and related regulations.
What tools and software should applicants be proficient in?
Applicants should be proficient in using a computer to access, input, and review test data in spreadsheets, tables, graphs, and various software programs.
What kind of work environment should candidates expect?
Candidates should be comfortable and physically able to perform field duties in an outdoor Florida environment and around hazardous materials.
What does the company emphasize regarding diversity and inclusion?
The company emphasizes diversity and inclusion as critical components of their culture, focusing on hiring diverse talent, maintaining an inclusive environment, and ensuring growth opportunities for all employees.