What are the responsibilities and job description for the Environmental Science Consultant position at NWFF Environmental?
Position Title: Environmental Science Consultant
Location: Kodiak, Palmer, or Anchorage, Alaska.
Position Type: Full Time
Compensation: $65,000 - $105,000
Questions pertaining to this job posting may be directed to HR@nwffenviro.com
NWFF Environmental is a small-business concern with offices in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California. As a small business, NWFF remains agile and highly adaptable to customer needs and remains steadfast in helping attain those goals.
NWFF is seeking an Environmental Science Consultant (Consultant) with three to five years of experience in the environmental, soil, geophysical, hydrological, ecology, or biological sciences field.
As a consultant, you will integrate into a wide variety of projects including site remediation, monitoring well installation and decommissioning, storage tank inspections/closures, environmental site assessments, environmental compliance audit preparation, hazardous building material surveys, storm water programs, project oversight, client liaison, and development of work plans, reports, data interpretation, and regulator interface.
Background check, employment eligibility verification, and pre-employment drug screen is required.
Duties may include, but not limited to:
- RFQ Review and Assessment
- Proposal/Bid Writing
- Subcontractor Management
- Project Planning
- Environmental Field Work
- Regulatory Interface
- Sample Analysis Review and Summaries
- Report Writing
The ideal candidate will possess:
- Bachelor of Science Degree (Required) or higher.
*Bachelor of Arts Degree in Environmental Planning or similar may be acceptable with transcript review.
- Working toward professional certifications or credentials to include: RG (Registered Geologist), CPG (Certified Professional Geologist), LH (Licenses Hydrologist), CHMM (Certified Hazardous Materials Manager), CSP (Certified Safety Professional), CIH (Certified Industrial Hygienist), or UST (Underground Storage Tank) Closure Worker in Alaska.
- A strong desire to work, learn, and integrate into a professional team. Applicants must be self-starters and able to manage multiple projects in a fast paced and deadline driven environment.
- Submission of writing samples upon successful review of resume.
Compensation: TBD DOE, starting at $65k . Review after 90-day probationary period. After your probationary period, NWFF offers paid holiday, accrued vacation time, and an employer-sponsored benefit package
NWFF will train and mentor the right candidate with solid work ethics, good spirit, and morale, aligned values with NWFF, and the ability to multi-task (polychronic time management) due to the parallel operations.
NWFF operates with five core values that drive day-to-day decision-making, employee organizational fit, and govern how we conduct business:
- Family First
- Employees Are the Most Important Asset
- Ethics & Integrity Over Profit—Always
- Transparency & Tenacity Drive Dependability
- Equality Between All Employees and All Client
NWFF Environmental (NWFF) is grass-rooted in Kodiak, AK, with expansion into multiple offices in Washington (2), Oregon (2), and California (1), focused on nine service lines:
- Environmental Response (Non-Haz, Low-Haz, High-Haz)
- Health & Safety (Audits, training, inspections, plan writing, GAP analysis)
- Surveys & Assessments (HMBS, Lead-Based Paint, Asbestos, Universal Wastes)
- Abatement Services (Mold, Lead, Asbestos, Rodent)
- Disaster Continuity Planning (ICS, Training, etc.)
- Remediation Support/Design (Chemistry, Geology, In situ Remediation, ex-situ Remediation)
- Regulatory Interface & Support (EPA, OSHA, DOT, State of AK, OR, WA, ID, AZ)
- EH&S Consultancy (H&S Plans, Noise, Occupational Exposure)
- Confined Space & Tank Specialist (Industrial tank cleaning, rescue, UST licensed worker, etc.)
Salary : $65,000 - $105,000