Perform surveys and project monitoring of environmental and building abatement projects relating to asbestos, lead-based paint, PCBs, and other hazardous building materials; Monitor services including overseeing abatement/remediation contractors performing work, documenting abatement/remediation work, conducting post abatement/remediation visual inspections and clearance/re-occupancy air or other applicable sampling; Analyze the project site and implement high-quality solutions to both routine and more complex field and/or laboratory problems; Prepare proposals by incorporating scientific knowledge to determine cost estimates and specifications for abatement/remediation services; Conduct environmental sampling of soils, water, dust and indoor air as needed; and. Bachelor's degree in a Geology or a Science-related field; 5+ years of hazardous building materials survey and abatement/remediation monitoring experience (asbestos, lead-based paint, and PCB experience is essential); Thorough understanding of state-specific and federal asbestos, lead, and PCB regulations and guidelines, including: design protocols, survey requirements, abatement monitoring requirements and reporting; Licenses/Certifications: State-specific Asbestos Inspector and Project Monitor.