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Kirkland, Wa, Us

Redmond, Washington, United States

Regulatory Compliance:-Ensure projects comply with federal, state, and local environmental regulations.-Conduct thorough environmental assessments and reviews.Project Management:-Oversee the planning and execution of fish passage projects.-Apply for and receive various environmental permits including but not limited to JARPAs, HPAs, and NEPA update documents.-Develop and implement compliance strategies tailored to project needs.Stakeholder Collaboration:-Work closely with WSDOT, regulatory agencies, and community stakeholders.-Facilitate discussions and gather input to align project goals with environmental protection.Environmental Monitoring:-Monitor project activities to ensure minimal disruption to fish habitats and ecosystems.-Recommend and implement mitigation measures as necessary.Reporting and Documentation:-Prepare and submit environmental compliance reports and documentation for various permits.-Maintain records of compliance activities and findings.-Obtain necessary environmental permits to complete fish passage projects.-Prepares various environmental reportsTeam Leadership:-Lead and mentor project teams on environmental best practices and compliance issues.-Promote a culture of environmental stewardship within the organization.Communication:-Effectively convey complex environmental concepts to diverse audiences.-Engage in public outreach to raise awareness about fish passage initiatives.

Redmond, Washington, United States

Formerly O’Neill Service Group- Knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations and permitting relevant to aquatic resources, endangered species, and shorelines.- Maintains familiarity with GIS, data management, Excel, and laboratory analytical procedures.- Responsible for creating and implementing plans for sediment and erosion control, vegetation protection, bird protection, fish exclusion, and permit acquisition for fish passage projects across Washington State.- Experience with local, State, and Federal regulatory requirements.- Collaborates with design builders, government agencies, and internal parties to aid in the development of culvert replacement projects.- Performs fieldwork assignments including tree inventory and risk assessments, sensitive area verification, environmental compliance inspections, and fish exclusion/temporary stream bypass work.- Manages budgets for fish passage projects and prepares cost estimates for design build and progressive design build projects.- Applies for and obtains HPA permits from WDFW as well as in-water-work window extensions when necessary for project completion.- Conducts tree inventory and retention analysis per local, state, and federal replacement requirements.

Issaquah, Washington, United States

-Perform routine fieldwork assignments including but not limited to drilling boring/monitoring wells, soil sampling, groundwater sampling, aquifer testing, remedial technology pilot tests, excavation of test pits, soil vapor surveys, and monitoring well elevation surveys-Direct others in the field such as subcontracted drillers, excavation contractors, utility locators, and others to consistently complete tasks safely and efficiently.-Maintain familiarity with state regulatory programs including health and safety regulations-Assist technical staff and project managers with assessment and monitoring activities for remediation projects-Coordinate and/or conduct investigations and related sampling procedures-Document investigation and assessment activities; compile data for various regulatory and other reports, including proposals, summary reports, and formal cleanup documentation – e.g., Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study reports, Cleanup Action Plans and Cleanup Action Reports.-Maintain familiarity with GIS, data management, and laboratory analytical procedures-Serve as technical consultant on environmental policies to maintain regulatory compliance

Fife, Washington, United States

-Performed data processing, data entry and prepared written documentation -Performed routine instrument maintenance, and prepared reagents and standards-Project management duties included managing reports from internal and external sources, facilitating price quote generation, and coordinating testing activities by managing client project timelines-Performed multiple tasks simultaneously, kept accurate records in compliance with company policies-Routine sample preparation by various written EPA and Standard Methods/Procedures.-Documented work performed in laboratory notebooks, worksheets, instrument logbooks, or other printed documents as per applicable SOP and GLP guidelines-Performed analysis and peer review of data for accuracy and completeness. -Worked independently and as part of a team-Prepared detailed scientific reports and presentations based on findings.

Pullman, Washington

-Collaborated and coordinated with universities and professors across Washington and Oregon to gather study samples and data to support a year-long research effort-Prioritized work, managed own time and coordinating with others to facilitate teamwork-Operated, maintained and troubleshooted lab equipment-Developed and applied stable isotope chemistry to research problems in the physical sciences-Experience working in the field using USFS plot protocols to collect specimens for elemental analysis, and using GIS to map real-time data collection-Gathered, arranged and corrected research data to create representative graphs and charts highlighting results for presentations and posters-Presented and communicated complex scientific data to variety of different audiences-Awarded Top Presenter in Organismal, Population, Ecological, and Evolutionary Biology category at Showcase for Undergraduate Research (SURCA)-Awarded 2nd best student poster at Northwest Scientific Association (NWSA)

Pullman, Washington

The Scott and Linda Carson Undergraduate Research Endowed Excellence Fund, established in 2013, supports researchers as they progress in their careers. The Carsons, WSU alumni, have supported the university with their service and numerous financial gifts for many years. The Carson award is the first to give preference to student researchers who are in their junior and senior years.