Minimum Qualifications Required:

• Associates/Bachelors degree and minimum 5 years editorial experience; or minimum 10 years editorial/production experience.
• Proficient in Word and Excel, Project, Access, and Acrobat.
• General familiarity with environmental laws and regulations.
• General familiarity with DoD terminology.
• Must have an ability to identify errors in documents and make corrections, as necessary.

Training and Experience:

• 5/10years experience as a production specialist/editor, depending on educational background.
• Experience laying out publications.
• Experience in proposal writing.
• Experience in performing multiple tasks with changing priorities is required.

This is a full-time position with excellent benefits.

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Primary Duties and Responsibilities include the following with other duties as may be assigned:

• Assist with the production and preparation of environmental impact analysis documents. Maintains schedules, meeting planning, document management, and status reporting.
• Supports and analysts and managers with basic research and compilation of data and references.
• Assists with public involvement programs.
• Assists with maintenance of project websites.

Minimum Qualifications Required: 

• Ability to exercise professional discretion and judgment.
• Associates Degree or two years of experience in business or administration.
• Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Outlook.
• Ability to read, analyze, and interpret common scientific and technical journals, financial reports, and legal documents associated with preparation of environmental impact analysis documents.
• Ability to work with the public and/or agency, scientific, and managerial staff

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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Develop statements of work for subcontractors, work plans, develop briefings and attend public meetings
• Conduct subsurface field investigations, including installation of soil borings, groundwater monitoring wells, soil vapor monitoring points, surface water and sediment sampling
• Populate and maintain project-specific hydrological and chemical databases for the development of tabular report output, geological bore logs, cross-sections, and fate and transport models and conceptual site models
• Assist in the development of technical reports, including Phase I, Phase II, RI/FS and RODs, LTM and O&M reports, and CAPs.
• Maintain client relations, assist in bids and proposals

Requirements:

• BS degree in Geology/Environmental Engineering with 1-5 years experience
• 1-5 years experience in field sampling, sample management, lab protocols/method/procedures, data management
• Excellent communication, technical writing and management skills, including management of subcontractors and dealing with regulators
• Strong knowledge of current environmental regulations
• 29 CFR 1910 HAZWOPER 40 hour certification
• Ability to exercise professional discretion and judgment
• DoD/EPA QAPP experience is desired
• State license in Geology or Engineering is desired
• Strong understanding of environmental chemistry and database management is desired
• Additional expertise in construction management, energy audits, regulatory compliance and audits, environmental management systems, facilities management and National Environmental Policy Act is desirable.

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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Develop proposals, statements of work, and standard operating procedures for environmental remediation services contracts
• Evaluate contaminated site parameters from previous or ongoing investigations to develop remedial alternatives, develop ROM costs for feasibility studies, conduct Proposed Plan public briefings, complete Records of Decision
• Conduct remedial action design and manage subcontractor construction with focus on DOD CERCLA and RCRA sites, as well as AML for federal and commercial clients
• Design and implement LTM and O&M procedures for operating facilities, including groundwater pump and treat systems; bioventing, air sparging, and soil vapor extraction systems; chemical injection for groundwater remediation, chemical and bio-reactor barriers.
• Interface with regulatory agencies and TEC personnel to direct environmental efforts for TEC projects. Participate in annual environmental compliance audits. Also responsible for investigating, measuring and evaluating environmental conditions and carrying out relevant research, development, planning, design, advisory and related engineering activities.

Requirements:

• BS degree in environmental engineering or a related science field plus at least 5 years experience in that field
• Professional Engineer license
• 3 years experience designing and implementing environmental cleanup projects with Federal clients, including DOD, US Forest Service, US EPA, BLM
• 29 CFR 1910 HAZWOPER 40 hour certification required
• Excellent written, oral and computer skills required
• Ability to work in a team environment across multisite organization is required

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To help agencies meet these goals, GSA established an energy services blanket purchase agreement with TEC to perform energy audits, energy performance monitoring, and implementation of renewable energy solutions that will promote sustainability across the federal government.

“The President’s Sustainability Executive Order calls on federal agencies to lead by example in environmental, energy, and economic performance,” said Nancy Sutley, Chair of the White House Council on Environmental Quality. “Innovative programs like these energy service agreements from GSA will help the federal agencies leverage their purchasing power to help build a clean energy economy and create local jobs.”

“GSA has answered President Obama’s call to create a more sustainable government by giving agencies a powerful tool to meet their greenhouse gas, water conservation, and energy efficiency goals,” said GSA Acting Administrator Stephen R. Leeds. “These solutions will help to increase energy efficiency across government while saving taxpayer dollars and stimulating emerging green jobs and technologies.”

TEC’s blanket purchase agreement gives agencies the necessary resources to achieve LEED certification for government facilities; ensure that all buildings and renovations are designed to reduce fuel consumption as required by the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007; and help agencies plan, monitor, and report results with Energy Star and other energy efficiency initiatives.

For more information about TEC’s Comprehensive Professional Energy Services Blanket Purchase Agreement contact Kevin Martin at kjmartin@tecinc.com.
Or visit the GSA Website.

Location: Various Locations Nationwide
Client: Air National Guard

TEC cultural resource staff has conducted archaeological and architectural surveys at National Guard Bureau Installations across the United States. Some of our studies have included Terre Haute and Fort Wayne, Indiana; Birmingham, Montgomery, Gadsden, and Dothan, Alabama; Cheyenne, Wyoming; Burlington, Vermont; and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. At each of these installations, open areas were tested using archaeological techniques in the form of hand excavated Shovel Test Pits. Significant archaeological sites were discovered in Burlington, Vermont and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. In Burlington, several projectile points were recovered from a prehistoric Woodland site, dating to 100to 400 years before present. In Sioux Falls, a dog tag and several medical-related items were recovered from a World War II-era hospital dump site. Architectural surveys at these installations inventoried all buildings predating the Cold War era. Historic evaluations were made according to National Register of Historic Places criteria. One significant building, an aircraft hangar, was recorded in Birmingham, Alabama. This building is significant because of its association with the Works Progress Administration (WPA) of the 1930s. The WPA put thousands of unemployed Americans to work during the Depression. The aircraft hangar in Birmingham is one of the most significant WPA projects in Alabama.

TEC recently completed the Black River Land Exchange Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and Record of Decision for the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests in east-central Arizona. TEC assisted the Forest Service in upgrading a previous consultant’s Environmental Assessment (EA) to an EIS in response to public comments on the EA and a court order to provide additional environmental analysis. The land exchange will consolidate federal land ownership and preserve valuable perennial stream habitat. Following the successful completion of this project, TEC is currently working on another land exchange EIS for the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests.

After decades of fire suppression many ponderosa pine forests in the Southwest are characterized by unnaturally dense stands that are highly susceptible to catastrophic wildfires. The Rodeo-Chedeski Fire in 2002 is the largest documented wildfire in Arizona history burning nearly 500,000 acres. TEC is currently helping the Forest Service complete the South Show Low Thinning Project EA that will analyze environmental consequences and propose mitigation measures for forest-thinning efforts. The project, funded through the Healthy Forests Restoration Act, will reduce wildfire risk and restore the forest to more natural conditions.

The successful candidate will have experience in managing the preparation of and contributing technical analysis for various environmental documents, including environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, initial studies, negative declarations, and environmental impact reports pursuant to NEPA and other environmental regulations.  Excellent written and verbal communication and strong organization and management skills are a must. Qualified candidates must have a MA/MS in environmental planning, environmental science or a related field, and must bring a minimum of 5 years of pertinent experience with NEPA, permitting and environmental planning for oil, gas, pipeline and other energy projects in the Northern Plains Region.

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Registered Professional Engineer to perform a wide variety of work involving the application of conventional aspects of electrical engineering. Ideal candidate would also be capable of performing essential skills associated with mechanical engineering or at a minimum supervise someone in that capacity.

Applicant would be expected to effectively exercise professional judgment in the independent evaluation of existing lighting and power distribution systems, as well as the design, and production of construction documents for new systems.  Additionally, the applicant would be able to perform energy audits as well as the electrical components of building commissioning or re-commissioning.

Individual would conceptualize the initial electrical design and have overall responsibility for the planning and scheduling of electrical engineering work on projects of varying scopes. Also, supervises the design and ongoing progress of a project, including the coordination of the project with various agencies and managing multiple projects simultaneously.  Designs will require the application of LEED principles as well as management of the LEED certification process.

Reviews/seals plans and prepares or reviews technical specifications, contract documents, and estimates.

Supervises the work of other engineers and/or technical support personnel assigned to the project and collaborates with a multi-disciplined design team.

Performs other duties associated with a Project Engineer or Project Manager.

Bachelor or Master’s Degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.  Registration as a Professional Engineer.   LEED AP and or certifications as a CEM, CEA and CBCP a plus.

A minimum of five years of progressive work experience associated with the electrical engineering field..  Travel estimated at 25 - 30%.

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