Duties include:Assist in identifying sources of information about PRP operations, including federal, state and local agencies, public libraries, private archives, and map and aerial photography archivesConduct research to obtain documents pertinent to PRP historical operations and waste disposal practices, as well as environmental regulatory complianceReview information on PRP operations, including responses to EPA information requests, facility inspection reports, sampling and investigation reports, hazardous materials inventories and other documents collected, and identify relevant data for purposes of analyzing Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) liabilityDraft evidence summary reports that present information about PRP operations, chemical usage, disposal practices, and soil and groundwater sampling dataReview laboratory sampling data results for purposes of extracting and summarizing relevant data from sampling and investigation reportsReview real property title documents and prepare title reports and tables showing the ownership history of the propertyConduct corporate research and identify corporate successors (training will be provided)Input data and manage databasesTranslate information obtained from research into charts, graphs, maps, and infographicsOccasional overnight travel may be requiredEducation/ExperienceBachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree from an accredited universityMinimum of two years of relevant work experience preferredRequirementsHybrid arrangements for Lakewood, CO and Concord, CA. Our multi-disciplined environmental staff includes scientific, legal, and engineering experts who support federal and state government entities in compliance, remediation, field services, site assessments, oversight, historical and technical research, litigation, and community engagement.