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Environmental Planner/Scientist
Job Description
Responsibilities:
Conduct and support field and desktop data collection efforts for environmental assessments Support staff, clients, and regulatory personnel on projects Prepare environmental reports and permit applications Develop and prepare regulatory permit applications (NJDEP, USACE, NJSCD SESC, etc.) Participate in project meetings and field visits Provide environmental technical support across interdisciplinary project teamsQualifications:
B.S. in Civil Engineering, Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, or an earth science-related field, M.S. is a plus 5+ years of industry experience with demonstrated work on NEPA, EO215, and/or NJDEP permitting Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare clear, concise technical reports and correspondence Experience and proficiency in developing regulatory permit applications and environmental documentation Strongly preferred: Experience with wetlands delineation, threatened and endangered (T&E) species surveys/habitat assessments, or related natural resources technical studies Experience with GIS and environmental data management is a plus MicroStation and/or AutoCAD experience is a plus Ability to manage tasks, maintain client relationships, and contribute to multidisciplinary projects and teams Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS) or other relevant license/certification is a plusCareer Insights for Environmental Planner / Scientist
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What they do
An Environmental Planner or Scientist uses training and background in natural sciences to study the environment and threats to the environment. Investigates environmental problems and advises on solutions. May focus on potential environmental health risks to people, such as unsafe drinking water, or on protecting the environment and ecosystems from human activity such as development and industrial pollution.
$77,532 / year median in New Jersey
+14% projected growth