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Environmental Specialist

Environmental specialists help organizations understand and follow environmental regulations that protect the environment and wildlife. Regulations are a very complicated body of law at the federal, state, and local levels. Environmental specialists work with the organization's engineers and scientists, outside contractors, and government regulators. Their responsibilities include:

  • obtaining detailed information about government regulations;
  • reviewing and interpreting environmental regulations and making recommendations to supervisors;
  • coordinating, conducting, and monitoring environmental studies;
  • preparing technical reports and documents.
Education: Four year degree in environmental science, geography, environmental engineering, urban planning, or related fields.
Certificates, licenses: No
Desirable traits and skills: Love for nature and the outdoors; problem solver; attention to detail; strong communication skills
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