Consultant, Environmental Engineer, Geologist, or Scientist

Why This Role Matters

This position is more than fieldwork; it’s about influencing environmental outcomes that matter. You’ll collaborate with ERM’s global network of technical experts, leveraging cutting-edge technologies and methodologies to solve complex challenges. Your work will directly contribute to cleaner water, safer soil, and sustainable development, while building the expertise to advance your professional credentials.

What Your Impact Is

• Support critical remediation and investigation projects that safeguard communities and ecosystems.
• Characterize subsurface geology and groundwater conditions to define contaminant fate and transport and shape remedial strategy.
• Deliver compliance solutions that help clients meet regulatory requirements and sustainability goals.
• Contribute to ERM’s reputation for excellence by ensuring quality, safety, and innovation in every project.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct field investigations: soil, water, air, and dust sampling; remedial pilot tests; construction support; and system O&M.
• Log soil and rock cores; prepare boring logs, geologic cross sections, and well construction diagrams.
• Oversee drilling and monitoring well installation, development, and abandonment, including well permitting and subcontractor oversight.
• Coordinate field activities and subcontractors: drilling, geophysics, surveying, lab services, equipment calibration and maintenance.
• Compile and analyze environmental data; assist in technical report preparation.
• Support development of compliance plans, permits, and reports for air quality, hazardous waste, stormwater, and wastewater.
• Execute Phase I & II site assessments for property transactions.
• Ensure regulatory compliance across federal, state, and local requirements.
• Communicate effectively with subcontractors, regulatory agencies, and clients during field activities.
• Deliver projects within scope, budget, and schedule expectations.