Employment Opportunities
Piping Plover Monitor
Position Number:PPM042513
Job Status:
Open
Job Location:
Northeast Coastal US (New Jersey, Delaware)
Work Schedule:
Varies (based on project), Overall June-August
Salary:
commensurate with experience and includes per diem
Contact Person:
Kathy Dini kdini@remsainc.com
Educational Background:
B.S. Degree or related field experience
Responsibilities:
Job Description: Resume gathering for potential upcoming piping plover and other nesting colonial bird monitoring in the coastal areas of New Jersey and Delaware. Pay is commensurate with experience and includes per diem. Duties: • Conduct daily beach walks to monitor for potential piping plover and other colonial nesting birds within areas of construction. • Collect data regarding territorial and/or breeding behavior • Establish and maintain buffer area of potential nesting areas • Coordinate with Government and non-governmental agencies • Maintain detailed field reports • Submit daily reports of finding to numerous agencies
Requirements:
• Must have a minimum of two years experience working with piping plovers in the type of work described above or five years related experience with related education. • Must be approved by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for construction monitoring or be able to meet the qualification to become approved. • Be willing to work in adverse/inclement weather conditions • Work independently while following technical instructions • Maintain objectivity and work well with others • US Citizenship Required • Physically capable to walk beaches numerous times per day for distances ~1 mile while carrying objects up to 50lbs unassisted. • Preference will be given to individuals previously approved by US Fish and Wildlife • Preference will be given to individuals residing within 1 hour of potential project locations.
Additional Info:
To Apply: Interested applicants should send a cover letter, CV/resume to apply@remsainc.com. Or recruit@remsainc.com Please submit all materials as a single document. Include the date (month/year) as a HEADER in your resume. http://remsainc.com/employment.php
Email:
recruit@remsainc.com
Field Engineering/Electronics Technician
Position Number:FEET032713
Job Status:
Open
Job Location:
Seattle, Washington
Work Schedule:
One year temporary assignment, Monday-Friday with some weekends as necessary, 8-10 hours per day.
Salary:
Commensurate with experience, plus overtime and full benefits
Contact Person:
Kathy Dini (kdini@remsainc.com)
Educational Background:
B.S. Degree in Ocean/Marine Technology or Electronic Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience)
Responsibilities:
REMSA Inc. is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Field Engineering Technician with a background in Marine Technology and Electronics to work on a long-term project for one of our clients in the Seattle, WA area. The team travels extensively along the west coast of the United States from Alaska to California and throughout the entire Pacific Islands region to perform their duties. This position requires someone who is flexible and able to travel on short notice, understands and possesses an interest in the mechanics of oceanography and marine navigation, and is able to perform the physical requirements of the position. JOB DESCRIPTION: The incumbent will be part of a team of personnel that works to install, maintain, and monitor a platform of highly precise instrumentation that measures a variety of oceanographic parameters throughout the United States. Information gathered from these instruments are used to predict tides and storm surges, aid in navigation, and is essential the protection of property in areas near bodies of water. Duties include, but are not limited to the following: • Assisting with testing, configuration, set-up, installation and field maintenance of a variety of instruments including current measurement systems, water level sensors, meteorological and oceanographic sensors, and data collection platforms and/or support components • Assisting with construction and repairs of structural elements associated with instrumentation • Assisting with the deployment and retrieval of instruments off vessels • Analyze and interpret technical data collected in order to detect problems and take corrective actions • Tend to & assist divers in the field • Maintaining and inventorying vehicles, tools, and equipment used in the field • Complete reports and prepare documentation associated with work accomplished • Safely operate a motor vehicle in order to complete assigned tasks • Communicate within team & with other divisions utilizing data from instrumentation
Requirements:
Must have a valid Driver’s License & Clean Driving Record Must be able to operate a forklift Must be able to pass background screening in order to obtain CAC and TWIC clearance Must be a U.S. Citizen or have authorization to work in the U.S. The incumbent may be required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as a respirator, safety glasses, hearing protectors, special clothing etc. incumbent may be exposed to excessive heat; dust or fumes; electrical energy; slippery or uneven walking surfaces; working around machinery with moving parts; working around moving objects or vehicles; working in confined spaces. Position requires moderate lifting (15-44 pounds) and heavy carrying (45 pounds and over). It also requires reaching, prolonged walking, standing, kneeling, bending, and climbing. Position is required to work long hours with regular and recurring overtime expected; may be for 8-12 hours per day, while on travel. Education: B.S. Degree in Ocean/Marine Technology or Electronic Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience) Skills: A background in Oceanography/Marine Science, Electronics experience, Instrumental Analysis • Working knowledge of RDI, SonTek, and Nortek current profilers and supporting equipment including acoustic releases • Ability to use multimeters and/or test and calibration equipment for electronic testing and troubleshooting • Knowledge of field engineering practices. Ability to read and follow technical drawings, plans, diagrams & specifications • Experience in surveying methods & techniques • Strong organizational skills including the ability to multi-task and prioritize • Ability to work individually and as part of a team • Self-starter, able to work effectively with minimal direct supervision • Construction experience including use of a variety of common hand and power tools • High level of proficiency in operating PCs • Ability to use software applications including word processor, spreadsheet, and data entry/manipulation programs • Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing • Maritime experience is a plus • SCUBA experience is a plus, but not required.
Benefits:
This is a one year temporary position, with salary based on qualifications and experience Benefits package includes: 401k, Health & Life Insurance, Short & Long Term Disability, Leave Accrual, etc.
Additional Info:
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Interested applicants should send the following application materials: • Detailed resume documenting all relevant experience, education, and skills • Cover letter outlining why you would be a good fit for this position and your salary requirements • Have at least 3 professional references available to be contacted at a later date. Please submit materials as attachments as .pdf files or MS Word 2003 compatible files via email to: recruit@remsainc.com or FAX to 757.722.4571 Be sure to refer to position title in responses. Please email any questions about this position to Kathy at: kdini@remsainc.com, or call 757.722.0113 X209. Application deadline is: May 15, 2013 Incomplete submissions will not be considered
Email:
recruit@remsainc.com
Geologist/Environmental Engineer
Position Number:GEE121912
Job Status:
Open
Job Location:
Corporate Office, Hampton VA
Work Schedule:
Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00 pm
Salary:
Commensurate with experience
Contact Person:
Kathy Dini (kdini@remsainc.com)
Educational Background:
Minimum B.S., Geology, Hydrogeology, Environmental Engineering or Environmental Science
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Support of environmental site investigation/evaluation; feasibility studies; Phase I, II and III environmental site assessment; collection of soil and groundwater samples, and installation of soil boring/monitoring wells, principally for Brownfield and related sites. • Additional duties will involve participation in the preparation of sampling and analysis plans, field investigation reports, and data management, compilation, manipulation, and evaluation. Excellent writing skills needed. • Desired ability to work independently and in a group, and interact with clients in communicating results and for a growing environmental science and engineering firm. Small firm atmosphere creates potential for unlimited professional growth and success. • OSHA 40-hour Health & Safety Training is preferred as well as experience using database software, Excel, PowerPoint, and MS Word
Requirements:
Education: Minimum B.S., Geology, Hydrogeology, Environmental Engineering or Environmental Science Experience: 3 – 7 years of professional experience. Registrations/Certifications preferred: OSHA 40-hour Health and Safety Trained; pathway to professional licensure; valid driver’s license.
Benefits:
Health, dental, life and disability insurance, paid time off (PTO), 401K, and tuition reimbursement.
Additional Info:
Interested applicants should send the following application materials: • Detailed resume documenting all relevant experience, education, and skills • Cover letter outlining why you would be a good fit for this position and your salary requirements • Have at least 3 professional references available to be contacted at a later date. Please submit materials as attachments as .pdf files or MS Word 2003 compatible files via email to: recruit@remsainc.com or FAX to 757.722.4571. Be sure to refer to position title in responses. Please email any questions about this position to Kathy at: kdini@remsainc.com, or call 757.722.0113 X209. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.
Email:
recruit@remsainc.com
Marine Endangered Species/Bird Monitoring Observer
Position Number:03262008
Job Status:
Open
Job Location:
Various, East Coast & Gulf of Mexico USA
Work Schedule:
Varies Based On Project, Assignments Typically 2-4 Weeks
Salary:
Based on Experience & Project
Contact Person:
apply@remsainc.com
Educational Background:
BS Marine Biology or related field, or equivalent experience
Responsibilities:
REMSA's MESO Division always accepts resumes from qualified candidates and interviews on a rolling basis to fill our MESO positions. Our primary goal is to facilitate marine related activity while supporting national, state and local conservation efforts. REMSA Inc. has been in business since 1986, our Marine Endangered Species Observer Program (MESO) was established in 1999 as a service to dredge companies to provide government approved observers in support of hopper dredge and other offshore operations. Observers are independent contractors that are skilled at monitoring sea turtles, marine mammals, sturgeon and birds. JOB DESCRIPTIONS: Marine Endangered Species Observers Observers will conduct marine endangered species observations aboard dredges in various waterways along the east coast and Gulf of Mexico in the U.S. Observers work in 12-hour shifts and are responsible for maintaining a bridge watch while reporting any interaction with endangered species to the Army Corps of Engineers and the National Marine Fisheries Service. Previous approval by the National Marine Fisheries Service as an observer is a plus. Knowledge of marine mammal and/or sea turtle identification is required. Job specific training will be provided for endangered species observers. Bird Monitoring Observers Need extensive avian experience identifying bird species, nesting behaviors, eggs and nests and habitat requirements. Candidates meeting avian and marine animal qualifications are a plus and will be able to work multiple jobs. APPLICATIONS Make sure to include a date (month/year format) as a header on your resume. Please send electronic resume and cover letter detailing sea turtle experience and hands-on marine biological sampling to: Roxanne Carter apply@remsainc.com
Requirements:
REQUIREMENTS US Citizenship is required ***CANDIDATES WHO ARE ALREADY APPROVED BY National Marine Fisheries Service ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY*** • B.S. in Marine Biology or related field (one year of specialized experience, performed at an acceptable level, may substitute for educational experience) • Extensive hands-on experience with sea turtles • Data collecting and recording biological sampling and protected marine species identification • Physically capable of lifting objects weighing 50lbs, climbing in an out of tight spaces and up and down ladders aboard ships • Able to work on ships at sea for approximately 3-4 weeks at a time • Be adapted for a life at sea (not susceptible to motion sickness, be able to live in confined work spaces, be able to tolerate stress and physically able to move around ships) • The ability to work closely with others and the requirement to be physically fit cannot be overemphasized. The close quarters and rigors of shipboard life can be taxing to some and dangerous to others. • Able to work independently while following technical instructions • Able to get along well with diverse individuals • Maintain objectivity
Benefits:
This is a position as an independent contractor. Salary varies with project location and scope.
Additional Info:
Candiates do not need to reside in the local area, but must be flexible and able to travel to assignments. The ability to travel with short notice is also desirable. Please direct all resumes to apply@remsainc.com. Be sure to include your contact information, educational history and professional history along with any applicable specialized skills. If you have a specific geographic preference, please note that information as well.
Email:
apply@remsainc.com