Environmental Technician Jobs in Colorado

Job Title: Wildland Firefighter Range Forestry Technician Company: Location: San Luis, CO Description: A Wildland Firefighter (GS-05 Range/Forestry Technician) is a senior wildland firefighter; on either a hand crew, prescribed fire crew, wildland fire engine crew or a helitack crew. Performs all aspects of wildland and prescribed fire operation including preparation, ignition, monitoring, holding and mop-up. Is responsible for the operation and maintenance of specialized tools or equipment. Gathers and considers information on weather data, topography, fuel types and fire behavior in responding to wildland fire incidents.

Job Title: Environmental Specialist - Industrial Gases Company: Location: Boulder, CO Description: Environmental Specialist - Industrial Gases We are looking for a HANDS-ON Environmental Specialist who has experiences in the environmental compliance, environmental permitting, and planning in the Industrial and Specialty Gases, or Chemical industries. Responsible includes but are not limited too provide regulatory support, conducting environmental audits, analysis studies at multiple production facility. The position is located in Longmont, CO Requirements: ? BS degree in an Environmental, Biology, Chemistry or Life Sciences ? 4+ year?s environmental background relating too environmental compliance in production of Industrial Gases or Chemicals ? Experience with written, development and updated MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) ? 3+ years experience with facility monitoring, evaluate compliance, environmental audits, inspection, permitting and submittal of annual documents for Industrial Gases or Chemical facility ? Strong knowledge of federal, state and regional industrial environment regulatory: Air, Ground water, Surface water, etc ? Hands on experience with ISO 14001 & 18001 ? Experience with Six Sigma, (A green or black belt is a plus) ? Experience Working directly with customer request on filled out and completing reports and documentation (i.e., safety/environmental) ? Experience with Safety and Trade (Import/Export) regulation is a plus ? The ability to travel 30% to 50% of the time Offering: ? Salary based on experiences ? Excellent Medical, Dental & Vision plan, Life Insurance, time-off benefits, 401K match ? Travel and car allowance ? Great opportunity for professional and career growth If you are interested & qualified, Please send your resume in confidence as an MS Word Doc to Register to View or contact Brady Benson at Register to View or Register to View ex233. Job # bb842 Environmental Specialist Longmont, CO 80501 Keywords: Conduct impact analysis studies, Establish/enforce QA/QC standards, Environmental Engineering, environmental audits, ArcGIS, NEPA, EAs, EISs, , ACOE, MMD, BLM, NMED, EPA, US EPA, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Federal Water Pollution Control Act, Endangered Species Act, Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA), Clean Air Act, Surface Mining Control & Reclamation Act (SMCRA), and National Historic Preservation Act, solid waste, collection, transfer, disposal, recycling PrincetonOne is an equal employment opportunity employer.

Job Title: Health, Safety and Environmental Consultant (1154) Company: Bureau Veritas Location: Lakewood, CO Description: 1154 Job Description As a Health, Safety and Environmental Consultant you will be: Responsible for performing industrial hygiene related consulting service, including personal exposure monitoring at various job sites with documented observations and formulation of controls and corrective actions. Responsible for performing safety related consulting services, including tasks related to client-management of respiratory protection, lockout tagout, and ergonomic program components. Responsible for performing indoor environmental quality related consulting services, including moisture and mold surveys, mold remediation oversight, and industrial ventilation. Responsible for performing asbestos and lead-based paint consulting services. Report development and completion in a timely and efficient manner and include such information as observations, analysis of contaminants, and recommendations for control and correction of hazards. Adherence to company procedures for quality assurance, document management, and record retention. Preparation of Chain of Custody forms, sample submittal, and review of laboratory analysis data. Attend necessary professional development courses to maintain various training and certification requirements. Required Skills This individual must able to demonstrate a willingness to contribute to the team, which includes travel throughout Colorado and Rocky Mountain Region as well as more remote locations nationally to support Bureau Veritas' client base. This individual must have an energetic and professional presence and understand HSE industry well enough to initiate and respond to potential sales opportunities. Excellent efficiency, outstanding report writing skills that meet the Bureau Veritas quality requirements in a timely and efficient manner, interpersonal skills, timeliness, and reliability are essential elements for this position. Effective skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, HSE instrumentation, and management of electronic and paper files are required. Required Experience The candidate must have mid-level experience (minimum 3 years) in a variety of health, safety, and environmental (HSE) job functions. Eligibility for CIH or CSP certification within one to two years is preferred. Existing regulatory certifications (e.g., Colorado Asbestos certifications, EPA Lead certifications) are preferred. The ideal candidate would also have experience conducting Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, Comprehensive Site Assessments, and knowledge of Colorado environmental regulations. A Bachelor's degree in an Occupational Health and Safety related field is preferred. At minimum the candidate must have a proven understanding of various chemical, physical and biological agents that provide health-related risks in an occupational setting. Addtional desirable experience/skills:Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments.Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Audits.Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP). Job Location Lakewood, CO, US. Position Type Full-Time/Regular

Job Title: Environmental Protection Specialist Company: Location: Loveland, CO Description: Participates in the implementation of Western Area Power Administrations (Western), Rocky Mountain Region (RMR), environmental program. Participates and leads environmental planning and regulatory compliance activities. Provides expertise and technical support to RMR for meeting the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act; Endangered Species Act; National Historic Preservation Act; the Clean Air Act; the Clean Water Act; Executive Orders; and DOE and Western policy. Coordinates with utilities and businesses, local, State, and other Federal agencies, Tribes, and other stakeholders in support of these activities. Oversees contract support to ensure quality, timely deliverables for environmental documents.

Job Title: Health, Safety and Environmental Consultant Company: Bureau Veritas Location: Lakewood, CO Description: Health, Safety and Environmental ConsultantTracking Code1154Job DescriptionAs a Health, Safety and Environmental Consultant you will be:* Responsible for performing industrial hygiene related consulting service, including personal exposure monitoring at various job sites with documented observations and formulation of controls and corrective actions.* Responsible for performing safety related consulting services, including tasks related to client-management of respiratory protection, lockout tagout, and ergonomic program components.* Responsible for performing indoor environmental quality related consulting services, including moisture and mold surveys, mold remediation oversight, and industrial ventilation.* Responsible for performing asbestos and lead-based paint consulting services.* Report development and completion in a timely and efficient manner and include such information as observations, analysis of contaminants, and recommendations for control and correction of hazards.* Adherence to company procedures for quality assurance, document management, and record retention.* Preparation of Chain of Custody forms, sample submittal, and review of laboratory analysis data.* Attend necessary professional development courses to maintain various training and certification requirements.Required SkillsThis individual must able to demonstrate a willingness to contribute to the team, which includes travel throughout Colorado and Rocky Mountain Region as well as more remote locations nationally to support Bureau Veritas' client base. This individual must have an energetic and professional presence and understand HSE industry well enough to initiate and respond to potential sales opportunities. Excellent efficiency, outstanding report writing skills that meet the Bureau Veritas quality requirements in a timely and efficient manner, interpersonal skills, timeliness, and reliability are essential elements for this position. Effective skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, HSE instrumentation, and management of electronic and paper files are required.Required ExperienceThe candidate must have mid-level experience (minimum 3 years) in a variety of health, safety, and environmental (HSE) job functions. Eligibility for CIH or CSP certification within one to two years is preferred. Existing regulatory certifications (e.g., Colorado Asbestos certifications, EPA Lead certifications) are preferred. The ideal candidate would also have experience conducting Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, Comprehensive Site Assessments, and knowledge of Colorado environmental regulations. A Bachelor's degree in an Occupational Health and Safety related field is preferred. At minimum the candidate must have a proven understanding of various chemical, physical and biological agents that provide health-related risks in an occupational setting.Addtional desirable experience/skills:Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments.Environmental Health and Safety Compliance Audits.Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP).Job LocationLakewood, CO, US.Position TypeFull-Time/Regular

Job Title: Environmental Technician Company: Location: Denver, CO Description: Small Environmental Consulting firm based in Denver is looking for a full-time, long term (13-24 months) environmental monitoring technician to work in the metro Denver area. Successful candidate will be able to work outdoors on a large construction project site performing environmental monitoring services. Previous experience desirable. Possibility to transition to other projects after current project assignment is completed. Familiarity with a photoionization detector (PID) and/or combustible gas indicator (CGI) desirable. Certified Hazardous Material Manager (CHMM) certification a plus. EOE.

Job Title: Environmental Technician Company: Administaff Client Location: Denver, CO Description: Envirosure is the recognized leader in environmental compliance management for business and industry.We provide a wide range of services including environmental, health, safety, training, remediation, general contracting, sustainability and turn-key programs for virtually all industries. Experience combined with state-of-the-art technology allows us to manage all aspects of our clients' EHS compliance requirements throughout the United States down to the most specific municipal code. Environmental Technician In this role, you will assist clients and customers with all forms of environmental compliance and in the maintenance of active and up-to-date client inventories, maps, training requirements and reporting. Additionally, you will perform the following duties: Research environmental, health and safety regulations Analyze data reports against environmental, health and safety regulations Develop, write, review summary reports based upon report analysis and results Provide training seminars to industry and clients regarding OSHA, EPA, DOT, Industrial Hygiene and other local environmental and safety requirements Prepare proposals for clients and monitor the progress of selected subcontractors Perform hazardous waste characterization and disposal Prepare client budgets and make presentations Prepare air, water and soil samples for analysis