This position discusses necessary plan changes for approval and advises architects, engineers, and contractors on required modifications.
Additionally, incumbents in this position are responsible for evaluating environmental impacts, characterizing aquifers, analyzing geological formations and stratigraphic profiles, and applying fate and transport statistical methods.
Furthermore, this role identifies potential chemical contamination, bacteria, and pathogens, generating and evaluating data on background soil and groundwater concentrations to support risk-based corrective action decisions.
This position is eligible for a $480.75 bi-weekly pay supplement that equates to approximately $12,500 annually over a 26-pay period cycle.
