Pike Corporation
Environmental Scientist
Fort Mill, SC, United States
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About the role
- SUMMARY: This position's primary responsibilities include supporting utility projects by conducting environmental assessments, including stream/wetlands delineation, and permitting, plant and animal inventories, habitat assessments, environmental protection and mitigation planning, and environmental permitting. In addition, the position will provide support
- to the siting of electric transmission line and substation projects through the analysis of environmental, land use, cultural resource, and visual issues using a Geographic Information System (GIS) to determine the most viable siting opportunities. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Conducts field environmental assessments by traversing cleared and
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- 40% Prepares environmental and technical reports to document the findings of the natural resource assessments a...
- In addition, the position will provide support to the siting of electric transmission line and substation projects through the analysis of environmental, land use, cultural resource, and visual issues using a Geographic Information System (GIS) to determine the most viable siting opportunities.
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