Entry Level Environmental Scientist Salary in Adamsburg, Pennsylvania

The Environmental Scientist I position at Keystone supports senior level engineering and environmental project managers on multiple projects. Duties and Responsibilities: Conduct/assist in wetland/stream delineations. Technical writing, including preparing wetland/stream delineation reports. Conduct/assist in infiltration/soil evaluation field work. Data entry, data interpretation, and statistical evaluations. Prepare infiltration and soil evaluation reports. Participate in field visits as required by project needs. Conduct erosion and sediment compliance inspections and coordinate with contractors and clients to correct issues on site. Prepare PADEP Chapter 105 General Permits, Nationwide Permits, and Joint Permit applications. Coordinate with regulatory agencies (PADEP, USACOE, USFWS, PAGC, PAFBC, PADCNR) and clients throughout the permitting process. Research potential habitat for endangered species. Characterization of aquatic and terrestrial habitats. Accurately completes daily ti

We currently have a Junior-level Environmental Scientist opening in our Pittsburgh, PA office. In this position, you will have the opportunity to work with senior environmental staff to complete projects and conduct ecological and natural resource field surveys (e.g. wetlands; waterways; soils; vegetation; rare, threatened & endangered species) and prepare agency reports and consultation letters. This is a great opportunity for a motivated, energetic individual who wants to challenge their abilities in a dynamic work environment. Key Responsibilities: Completion of field investigations and resource agency report preparation to support our growing midstream pipeline, facilities, and electric transmission permitting practice. Work within an integrated planning, engineering, construction management, and facilities operating technical team to provide environmental compliance services to Oil & Gas clients. Capabilities and Credentials: 1-5 years of relevant experience working directly with

Job Type Full-time Description This position is an entry to mid level position with primary responsibilities to complete project-required tasks in the field and office. Title may include Geologic, Environmental, GIS, Ecologic or Biologic Scientist depending on education and experience. Responsibilities: Collect field samples of water, soil or other media in accordance with standard industry practice or according to Moody standard operating procedures. Documentation of field conditions of media such as soil, groundwater, surface water, bedrock, air quality (gases), stream substrate and biological media. Assemble, operate and maintain field instruments and equipment. Prepare notes, sketches and site maps. Complete entry and quality assurance/quality control tasks with large quantities of data produced from field activities. Analyze data. Assist in the preparation of report figures and graphs. Prepare draft reports and summaries for review by project manager. Possesses excellent organizat

Description Looking for an opportunity to make an impact? The Leidos Research Support Team supporting the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) is seeking a Wireless Sensor Scientist with a focus in Surface Acoustic Wave devices to join our team in Pittsburgh, PA. This opportunity will allow side by side execution of research with world-class scientists and engineers using state of the art equipment to contribute to new areas of basic and applied research. The successful candidate will collaborate on an interdisciplinary team spanning industry, academic, and national laboratory partners that seeks to develop a wireless sensor network for infrastructure sensing. The development cycle spans conceptual development through field demonstration. Knowledge of passive microwave sensor devices and networking methodologies, demonstrated automation and testing using state-of-the-art RF/microwave techniques, and hands-on experience working with RF and microwave propagation systems are highl

We currently have a Junior-level Environmental Scientist opening in our Pittsburgh, PA office. In this position, you will have the opportunity to work with senior environmental staff to complete projects and conduct ecological and natural resource field surveys (e.g. wetlands; waterways; soils; vegetation; rare, threatened & endangered species) and prepare agency reports and consultation letters. This is a great opportunity for a motivated, energetic individual who wants to challenge their abilities in a dynamic work environment. KeyResponsibilities: Completion of field investigations and resource agency report preparation to support our growing midstream pipeline, facilities, and electric transmission permitting practice. Work within an integrated planning, engineering, construction management, and facilities operating technical team to provide environmental compliance services to Oil & Gas clients. Capabilities and Credentials: 1-5 years of relevant experience working directly with w

The Environmental Scientist I position at Keystone supports senior level engineering and environmental project managers on multiple projects. Duties and Responsibilities: Conduct/assist in wetland/stream delineations. Technical writing, including preparing wetland/stream delineation reports. Conduct/assist in infiltration/soil evaluation field work. Data entry, data interpretation, and statistical evaluations. Prepare infiltration and soil evaluation reports. Participate in field visits as required by project needs. Conduct erosion and sediment compliance inspections and coordinate with contractors and clients to correct issues on site. Prepare PADEP Chapter 105 General Permits, Nationwide Permits, and Joint Permit applications. Coordinate with regulatory agencies (PADEP, USACOE, USFWS, PAGC, PAFBC, PADCNR) and clients throughout the permitting process. Research potential habitat for endangered species. Characterization of aquatic and terrestrial habitats. Accurately completes daily ti