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Environmental and Historic Preservation Specialist
ISS-Corporate. Lead environmental screening for approximately 40 proposed equipment sites across three islands .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in NEPA compliance, including environmental assessments and categorical exclusions, while effectively coordinating with regulatory agencies and stakeholders. Proficient in preparing FEMA EHP support packages and integrating historic preservation findings.
Highest-signal resume keywords
NEPA ComplianceFEMA EHP ReviewEnvironmental AssessmentsGIS Data FamiliarityTechnical Writing Skills
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Hard Skills
Environmental ScienceEnvironmental PlanningNatural ResourcesFloodplain ManagementEndangered Species ActCoastal Zone Management ActNHPA Section 106Telecommunications SitingInfrastructure SitingTechnical Writing
Tools & Technologies
GIS
Industry Keywords
FEMA EHPSpecial Flood Hazard AreasU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceNOAA FisheriesU.S. Virgin IslandsCoastal Zone ManagementHistoric PreservationSite VisitsEnvironmental Conditions TrackingGround Disturbance
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead environmental screening for approximately 40 proposed equipment sites across three islands
- Cover NEPA considerations, floodplain management under 44 CFR Part 9, endangered species, wetlands and coastal zone requirements
- Conduct the FEMA eight-step floodplain decision-making process for sites in Special Flood Hazard Areas
- Coordinate with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, NOAA Fisheries and the USVI Department of Planning and Natural Resources, including Coastal Zone Management
- Prepare the FEMA-format EHP support package, including narrative, maps, annotated photographs and supporting documentation
- Work with the Historic Preservation / SHPO Specialist to integrate Section 106 historic-property findings
- Coordinate with GIS specialists, field survey teams and design engineers to confirm project footprints, ground disturbance and visual effects
- Support client review and finalization of the EHP package and respond to FEMA EHP questions
- Track environmental conditions and commitments for future-phase design, permitting and construction
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, environmental planning, natural resources or a related field is required
- 7+ years’ experience in NEPA compliance, including categorical exclusions and environmental assessments
- Direct experience with FEMA EHP review for HMGP or Public Assistance projects is strongly preferred
- Working knowledge of 44 CFR Part 9, Endangered Species Act Section 7, the Coastal Zone Management Act and NHPA Section 106
- Experience with telecommunications or infrastructure siting (towers, rooftop equipment) is preferred
- Experience in island or coastal environments, particularly the Caribbean or U.S. territories, is a plus
- Strong technical writing skills and working familiarity with GIS data
- Ability to travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands for site visits
Benefits
Comp & perks- Comprehensive health insurance (medical, dental, vision)
- Retirement plans with company contributions
- Professional development opportunities and career growth support
- Dynamic and collaborative work environment
- Ability to travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands for site visits