1574 Field Biologist jobs in Scottsdale,AZ

Bachelor's degree in geology, hydrology, earth science, engineering, or related field
0–2 years of experience in water well drilling, construction, development, and testing
Valid U.S. driver's license and clean driving record
Ability to legally work in the U.S.; must pass background check and drug test
Ability to lift 50 lbs and perform physical tasks (standing, kneeling, hiking on uneven terrain)
Ability to work safely in remote outdoor locations and around heavy machinery
Comfortable with long field shifts (up to 14 hours), night work, and extended field tours
Willingness to learn well design fundamentals and Arizona well construction standards
Proficiency with Microsoft Office; familiarity with ArcGIS, Survey123, and SQL and Access databases preferred
Certifications such as 40-hour HAZWOPER or MSHA are a plus
Observe and document drilling operations, including lithologic logging and interpretation of borehole geophysical logs
Monitor well installation and development; verify compliance with specifications and direct drilling contractors
Support well development, rehabilitation, and pump installation procedures
Measure water levels, download dataloggers, and collect water, soil, and air samples
Install, configure, troubleshoot, and repair groundwater and surface-water monitoring equipment and telemetry systems
Conduct pumping, slug, infiltration, and other field tests
Lead health and safety meetings and ensure compliance with protocols
Maintain detailed field notes and communicate daily activities to project managers and clients
Develop scopes of work, sampling plans, drilling specifications, and health and safety plans
Prepare lithologic logs and sample documentation
Analyze field data, process pumping test results, and recommend sustainable pumping rates
Manage and configure instrumentation remotely; integrate data into internal systems
Prepare data summaries, presentations, and technical reports
Assist with regulatory compliance reporting and participate in client meetings
Familiarity with CERCLA projects and related regulatory requirements helpful
Strong organizational, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills; positive, team-oriented attitude
Temporary remote/field assignments with overnight stays may be required