Associate Contaminated Land Scientist – Brisbane Relocation
onterris · AUS-Victoria-Melbourne-Bourke Street
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About the role
Onterris is seeking an Associate Contaminated Land Scientist willing to relocate to Brisbane. You will join a team of more than 45 land and water professionals, working on contaminated land and water projects across Australia.
Key responsibilities
- Project manage assignments to ensure delivery on time and within budget.
- Conduct detailed site inspections and oversee field activities.
- Build and maintain positive client relationships.
- Complete technical reviews of complex environmental reports.
- Provide advice on environmental legislation and guidelines.
- Mentor and develop junior staff members.
Required profile
- Tertiary qualification in Environmental Science, Engineering, Management or related field.
- 9+ years experience in contaminated land and water within an environmental consultancy.
- Understanding of Queensland and national environmental frameworks.
- Industry certification (CEnvP or CPSS) or strong interest in obtaining one.
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onterris
AUS-Victoria-Melbourne-Bourke Street
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