Human Health Risk Assessment Specialist

Job Responsibilities:

Founded in Canada in 1960, [Company] is a respected, employee-owned, global company providing consulting, design, and construction services in earth, environment, and related areas of energy. Our clients span the world's major economic drivers: oil and gas, mining, manufacturing, power, transportation, water resources, and more. Our over 8,000 people deliver deep technical understanding, cross-disciplinary thinking and a passion to help our clients succeed.

[Company] in the U.S. is consistently voted a top consulting firm to work for and operates out of more than 40 offices across the country from Anchorage, Alaska to Tampa, Florida. Since the first U.S. office opened in 1968, we have built a reputation for providing innovative, quality solutions.

[Company] is seeking applicants for the position of Human Health Risk Assessment Specialist to support our East Coast Operations from our Mt Laurel, New Jersey office.

Responsibilities of the position include, but are not limited to:

• Project and task management;
• Coordination of data collection activities to support risk assessment and remediation projects;
• Quantitative data analysis, to include statistics;
• Quality assurance and quality control activities;
• Report writing;
• Tracking changing risk assessment regulatory or technical requirements;
• Mentoring and training of junior staff;
• Coordination with and support of [Company] risk assessment staff;
• Support of [Company] business development activities;
• Client interaction support.

Specific Job Requirements:

• Master’s Degree in Public Health, Toxicology, or a closely related discipline;
• A minimum of 7 years of experience in human health risk assessment;
• Demonstrated knowledge of and experience with: human health assessment regulatory requirements (e.g., CERCLA, RCRA, state programs), conducting multi-pathway quantitative human health risk assessments, and providing remediation strategy support;
• Self-motivation and the ability to work independently as well as collaboratively with risk assessment and remediation staff in other office (US and internationally);
• Strong communication, analytical, and investigative skills; (can we estimate a % of travel)
• Willingness to travel as needed to support project requirements;
• Ecological risk assessment experience and previous Health and Safety training (OSHA, HAZWOPER) is preferred.
• Oversight and mentoring by Senior Toxicologist(s) is part of our employee development program.