Munitions Response Quality Control Geophysicist

Job Description

Job Description

Bristol Environmental Solutions, LLC is seeking a qualified Munitions Response Quality Control Geophysicist in our Golden, CO; Wilmington, NC; or Marysville, WA location. This position can also be remote. This position is responsible for conducting the duties of a Quality Control (QC) Geophysicist as part of a munitions response geophysical program. The geophysical program will be an integral part of munitions response projects that involve the use of digital geophysical technology and advanced geophysical classification (AGC). The individual will be familiar with AGC data collection, data processing, geophysical survey design and management, and data usability assessments.

In this role, the individual will be responsible for leading all geophysical planning aspects of a project, as part of a team, including staffing, scope development, logistical planning, document preparation, scheduling, client interface, meeting presentations, contributing to the technical aspects of subcontractor and equipment selection, and reporting.

The successful candidate will have demonstrated managerial, leadership, organizational, analytical, interpersonal, technical, and decision-making skills and will have a deep understanding and applied experience in the use of geophysical mapping techniques and an intimate understanding of current technologies available in the munitions response industry.

Major Responsibilities

• Support Bristol in successfully obtaining and maintaining Department of Defense Advanced Geophysical Classification Accreditation Program (DAGCAP) certification.
• Responsible for reviewing, updating, and maintaining Bristol field Standard Operating Procedures related to geophysical operations as new methods are innovated or project needs, regulations, guidance, or contract requirements change.
• Develop and / or expand operating procedures to standardize data management, processing, analysis, storage and reporting across multiple projects.
• Attend site walks, project kickoffs, site audits, and planning meetings throughout the project lifecycle to support PMs in presenting project approaches.
• Ensure Bristol UXO personnel and subcontractors understand their role and specific job duties during planning and execution phases, to ensure project needs and objectives are met.
• Support development of proposals, including level of effort estimation, technical approach scoping, risk identification, scheduling, and field project support.
• Review contract documents to determine appropriate geophysical methods for completion and explain plans and contract terms to administrative and field staff.
• Develop and / or expand operating procedures to standardize data management, processing, analysis, storage and reporting across multiple projects.
• Coordinate with PMs, Project Geophysicists, and USACE QA Geophysicist in meeting USACE Quality Assurance requirements.
• Support PMs in resolving technical and / or contractual issues during planning, field execution, and reporting phases.
• Lead the overall geophysical QC process during fieldwork.
• Work with Project Team to design and complete Data Usability Assessments.
• Coordinate with designated Quality Control and Health & Safety representatives to ensure high quality project delivery and Bristol Code Zero and contract standards are met and are consistent across projects.
• Review project information reports and other project reporting documents.
• Proactively support DoD programs and projects and meet project performance objectives.
• Assist in the final quality and delivery of reports required of the program.
• Ensure adherence to Bristol’s quality standards in all reports.
• Contribute to maintaining Bristol’s reputation by ensuring professional, technical, and ethical standards are upheld by all project staff.
• Assist project managers in developing and maintaining positive client relationships.
• Travel for meetings and to conduct field projects will be required.

Required Knowledge or Skills

Defense Environmental Restoration Program (DERP) and Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) process and phases.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in geology, geophysics or closely related field or equivalent experience and proficiency with geophysical methods related to munitions response.

Experience

Must have experience supporting a company to successfully obtain DAGCAP certification. 8 years of recent and directly relevant industry experience in data management and applied geophysics supporting munitions response. 3 years experience in Advanced Geophysical Classification.

Special Requirements / Certifications

Master’s Degree in a scientific discipline, Computer, Environmental Science, Geology, Geophysics, Biology, Chemistry or Engineering and 10 years of recent and directly relevant industry experience in data management and applied geophysics supporting munitions response preferred.

Physical Requirements