Senior Environmental Geologist in San Diego, California at True Environmental

True Environmental is seeking a full-time Senior Environmental Geologist to support the increasing growth of project work within our Environmental Services business line, facilitate environmental compliance with Federal, State, and Local regulations for public and private clients across all of our Client Sectors. The preferred candidate would be a State of California Professional Geologist (CA PG) with proven experience supporting characterization and remediation projects in a senior technical role as well as supporting clients in a regulatory liaison role. Primary responsibilities will include the development, budgeting, planning and implementation of remedial investigations, remedial actions, and optimization of existing methods and remedies. Other responsibilities will include preparation of proposals and work plans, overseeing and mentoring project staff, and completion of reports. The successful candidate will possess the ability to communicate clearly and confidently, both written and verbally, to all project team members including client representatives, government regulators, and True Environmental colleagues alike. Strong people skills with a collaborative demeanor is required. The candidate will have flexibility to work from partner offices in San Diego, California, and/or remotely from the San Diego, CA Region.

The Senior Environmental Geologist (CA PG) will support and manage new and existing projects as well as assist with business development. Proven experience in environmental analysis, compliance, and public/stakeholder involvement will be needed to lead, author, and review technical reports. At a minimum, the applicant should have direct experience with the environmental due diligence surveys/documentation/approvals both for private and public projects that may be regulated under California Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB / SWRCB), U.S. and Cal EPA Department of Toxic Substances Control, RCRA, or other regulatory governing oversight. This team member will have direct contact with regulatory agencies and clients. This person will also work with multidisciplinary project teams, with proven experience to lead through the process.

• Lead, manage, organize, and direct multi-disciplinary teams for the purpose of conducting site investigations on soil, air, and water and implementing appropriate remedial responses.
• Provide oversight, review, and interpretation of data as part of new or ongoing investigations, mitigation, monitoring, or remedial projects, characterizing the geologic conditions, hydrologic character, contaminant types and distribution to evaluate risks and provide input for the design and optimization of appropriate remedial measures.
• Design and execute soil, indoor air, and hydrologic testing to define the character of soil / groundwater aquifers and the fate and transport of contaminants (where present).
• Support project planning and execution in accordance with established policies, procedures, and requirements including Federal and State regulations.
• Communicate field results and recommend course of action to project managers, client representatives and regulatory personnel.
• Maintain strict adherence to company safety and quality programs.
• Develop lasting professional relationships with current clients through quality client support
• Engage new clients through professional networking, marketing, and exceptional customer service and support
• Prepare proposals, scopes of services, schedules, and budgets
• Serve as a mentor to junior and mid-level staff, work collaboratively in a team and multidisciplinary environment.

• Possess at least a Bachelors' degree in Geology.
• 25+ years of experience in the environmental field.
• Licensed as a Professional Geologist in California (CA PG) with ability to obtain licensure in other States as needed to support business development.
• Possess 40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER training with current 8-hour refresher certificate preferred.
• Intimate knowledge of industry costs, permitting requirements, and regulatory reporting requirements for investigation and cleanup projects.
• Thorough Knowledge of CA specific regulatory guidance related to investigation and mitigation/remediation under Health Risk based regulatory structure.
• Experience and Client support in major oil company environmental support including company specific health and safety training.
• Experience and Client support in investigation, mitigation, remediation of hazardous materials related to oil and gas industry, chlorinated solvent releases, emerging contaminants.
• Experience and Client support in remediation using ISCO, DPE, SVE, HVDPE(SVE), Bioaugmentation, Landfarming, Excavation and LNAPL recovery.
• Experience and Client support in applying for and receiving funding from alternative sources for CA Environmental projects including USTCF, SCAP, OSCF.
• Must possess a valid driver's license with a clean driving record; ability to travel to project sites and True Environmental offices as required.
• Core competency in Microsoft Office Products and industry related mapping, logging, and or data modeling tools.