Environmental Scientist

Position Description

Position Purpose:

Apply scientific principles, theories, and concepts to achieve ICP mission objectives and to specifically provide technical support on a variety of activities associated with the Calcine Disposition Project. Technical support with development and production of primary and secondary technical documents required by various regulatory requirements (NEPA, RCRA, and CERCLA) and DOE orders and standards (DOE O 435.1). Interact and collaborate with project management and technical staff to address DOE and Agency comments on project documents.

Additional responsibilities include:

- Develop and publish technical documents (i.e., engineering design files, annual reports, and conceptual site models) by evaluating data and then summarizing results, conclusion and recommendations.

- Support development of project documentation as required by DOE standards, specifically DOE O 413.3B

- Contribute to the development of project scope, schedule and budget.

- Ensure cost effective solutions are developed in accordance with applicable standards and company policies and procedures.

- Participate in technical meetings to ensure analyses are performed in accordance with applicable standards and company policies and procedures.

- Provide support on other Calcine Disposition Project activities (e.g., design testing and operations) or scientific analyses, document reviews, and field support for other ICP projects as assigned.

Special Requirements

Bachelor of Science + 5 years of experience needed.

* Prefer experience producing analyses and preparing documentation required under DOE O 435.1, RCRA, and CERCLA.

* Experience interfacing with multiple support organizations (internal and external) as well as with DOE and various stakeholders (Idaho DEQ, U.S. EPA, Tribal Nation, and the public).

* Experience or familiarity with developing project documentation required under DOE standards (DOE O 413.3B specifically).

* Experience working at a DOE facility and familiarity with DOE orders and requirements.