Lead Wetlands & Streams Delineator — Remote in Utah

®; Clearfield (UT); Hybride; USD 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Stantec is seeking a lead aquatic resources delineator for Salt Lake City, UT (remote within Utah). You will lead wetlands and stream delineations, prepare aquatic resource reports, and support various natural resource inventories across the Mountain Region.

The role requires field work in mountainous and desert terrains, frequent travel with overnight stays, and collaboration with project managers and scientists to deliver high-quality environmental assessments.

Qualifications

• Must have lead delineation experience in arid regions of the Mountain West.
• Comfortable with field work in mountainous and desert terrains, often remote.
• Proven data collection and attention to detail.
• Proficient in report writing and technical documentation.
• Familiar with GPS tools and software; ArcGIS a must.
• Willingness to travel regionally with overnight stays.

Responsabilités

• Lead wetland delineations per USACE guidance and regional standards.
• Collect, manage, and store field data and safety records.
• Write aquatic resources delineation reports for Clean Water Act permits.
• Assist with permit applications and proposal development.
• Provide field team leadership and coordinate with project managers.
• Map vegetation communities and assess habitat quality.
• Conduct spring and seep monitoring when needed.
• Work across sectors including energy, mining, and transportation.
• Collaborate with natural resource scientists to deliver project results.

Connaissances

Delineation fieldwork

GIS data collection

Report writing

Team communication

Formation

Bachelor's degree in environmental science

Outils

ArcGIS Field Maps

Survey 123

Microsoft Word

Description du poste

Stantec is seeking a lead aquatic resources delineator for Salt Lake City, UT (remote within Utah). You will lead wetlands and stream delineations, prepare aquatic resource reports, and support various natural resource inventories across the Mountain Region.

The role requires field work in mountainous and desert terrains, frequent travel with overnight stays, and collaboration with project managers and scientists to deliver high-quality environmental assessments.