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Apex's Rockies Division is expanding the water resources group and is looking for a Scientist 1. The ideal candidate is highly organized, detail-orientated and has the people and technical compliance skills needed to support client projects. Your Responsibilities as a Scientist 1:

Conduct Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) regulatory compliance inspections on active construction and industrial sites.

Conduct Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) and reclamation monitoring assessments on post-construction oil and gas sites.

Conduct stormwater sampling and related environmental field monitoring activities.

Use and maintain field equipment.

Gather, analyze, and interpret data within various regulatory compliance monitoring programs.

Analyze and interpret field inspection records and stormwater control measure maintenance items.

Coordinate and communicate with clients in preparation for and during site visits.

Effectively communicate, track, and balance project workloads with supervisor.

Actively participate in a culture of safe work practices.

Define and develop your own professional growth with mentoring from senior managers.

Have a basic understanding of relational databases.

Enter data collected by Apex field staff into multiple databases.

Interpret data within Excel workbooks.

Complete project coding for billing summaries.

Input data into template reports.

Develop KPI cards and data visualizations.

What we're looking for:

BS in Environmental Science, Geology, Engineering, Watershed Science or another related field.

0-3 years of experience with environmental field experience and data collection.

Excellent writing and proficiency with Microsoft Office suite required.

Ability to successfully multi-task and problem-solve while maintaining quality and managing your own time.

Valid driver's license and a good driving history required.

Experience conducting CDPHE or COGCC stormwater inspections, monitoring, and sampling preferred.

PEC SafeLand training, 40-hour HAZWOPER or similar safety related certification a plus.

Understanding of erosion, sediment, and stormwater control measures, as well as reclamation a plus.

Familiarity with Colorado Noxious Weed Species ID, quantitative/quantitative vegetation surveys and reclamation plan generation a plus

Light construction, or landscaping experience/hands-on skills a plus.

Oil and gas industry experience and knowledge of drilling and production equipment a plus.

Ability to load equipment in trucks and safely move drain covers.

Provide scheduled on-call support for weekend assignments and after-hours emergencies.

Willingness to work an adjusted work week which may include weekends.

Ability to travel to remote project sites.

Experience researching, reviewing, and guiding compliance with environmental regulations at a Federal, State and Local level; including SPCC, NPDES & discharge permitting preferred.

Strong communication skills and collaborative work ethic.

Ability to pass drug & alcohol screening is required.

Why you'll love working for us

Working with a strong team of engineers, scientists, and stormwater construction, maintenance, repair, and compliance experts.

A full benefits package including health, medical, dental, life, short- and long-term disability, 401k, and tuition assistance (among others).

Eligibility for performance-based bonuses and other incentives.

Resources and support for your career development.

Cross training and the ability to work on a variety of projects.

Working with some of the best and brightest in the industry among a culture that values diversity.

2,000+ employee consulting firm led by an approachable, accessible executive team and all of the resources typical of much larger firms.