Environmental geologist vs environmental scientist lead

Differences between environmental geologist and environmental scientist lead duties and responsibilities

Environmental geologist example responsibilities.

• Lead LDEQ-required underground storage tank (UST) assessments and remediation.
• Perform or manage contracted asbestos evaluations including: site assessment reports and management /abatement plan specification preparation.
• Coordinate and oversee drilling operations, and log and sample borings to ASTM standards.
• Provide technical consultation in handling environmental hazards using GIS technologies as a risk assessment and decision making tool.
• Develop GIS base new methods in the use of aerial photos and field data for rock mass classification and geomorphic features.
• Assist with Geotechnical investigations including percolation testing and compaction testing using the nuke gauge.
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Environmental scientist lead example responsibilities.

• Develop and manage company EHS compliance processes in accordance with current and upcoming regulatory mandates.
• Conduct weekly NPDES and rain event inspections.
• Generate technical documents, reports, and engineer plans for identifying and locating structures in a GIS platform.
• Advise and support GIS technicians on actual field data to represent electronic data accurately.
• Perform a variety of regular cleaning activities to effectively and efficiently maintain an acceptable level of cleanliness and improve aesthetic environment.
• Perform environmental and geotechnical exploratory boring field logging and reporting.