Environmental Historic Preservations Specialist

We are accepting resumes for various Environmental Historic Preservations Specialists (EHP) positions to perform the tasks listed above in the Project Overview. EHP Specialist positions may include Archaeologist, Architectural Historian, Biologist, Certified Floodplain Manager, Ecologist, Environmental Planner, Historic Architect, Horticulturist, Water Quality Specialist, & Wetlands Specialist.

-Conduct site inspections & ensure that any proposed project actions comply with environmental, floodplain, & historic preservation laws, regulations, & executive orders.

-Ensure EHP considerations are identified, documented, & communicated to the appropriate parties.

-Conduct environmental assessments & environmental impact statements as required.

-Assess potential impacts to species & habitat on projects, prepare No Effect memos, & conduct biological assessments & surveys to determine the existence of, & potential impact to, endangered species in accordance with criteria.

-Conduct surveys, assessments, & reviews of other potential areas of impact such as water quality, wetland delineations, sole or principal drinking aquifers, prime farmlands, & other ecologically significant or geographically unique areas; among others.

-Must be a US Citizen with the ability to obtain & maintain DHS Public Trust clearance.

-BA degree in Science, Engineering, Archaeology, Architecture, Architectural History or a closely related field with 6 years of related technical experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education.

-Archaeologists, Architectural Historians, & Historic Architects must meet the professional standards outlined by the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Standards in Archaeology & Historic Preservation.

-Experience with Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, Google Earth (file conversion & import/export ability required), & smartphone; among others.