Travel-Ready On-Call Field Archaeologist

WSP Global Inc.; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Single occupancy hotel rooms

Meal reimbursement

Transportation to worksite

Job summary

WSP Global Inc. is seeking an On-call, Part-Time Field Archaeologist for our Louisville, KY and other office locations. You will join the Heritage and Cultural Resources Earth & Environment Team on projects for federal, state, and commercial clients.

The role offers on-call hourly work with potential for long-term assignments based on workload. Responsibilities include assisting with Phase I/II fieldwork, recording findings, and supporting artifact identification.

Qualifications

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required.
• Self-motivated and physically able to conduct fieldwork in all weather.
• Willingness to travel extensively as part of field projects.
• Upholding workplace safety and company policies is essential.

Responsibilities

• Assist with field projects during all archaeological testing phases (Phase I/II).
• Perform pedestrian reconnaissance, shovel tests, and test unit excavation under supervision.
• Document findings with detailed notes, soil descriptions, and field forms.
• Assist in artifact identification and documentation of deposits.
• Collaborate effectively as part of a field team.

Skills

Verbal and written communication

Self-motivation

Physical fitness

Safety awareness

Travel readiness

Education

Undergraduate degree in anthropology/archaeology/historic preservation

Archaeological field school

Job description

WSP Global Inc. is seeking an On-call, Part-Time Field Archaeologist for our Louisville, KY and other office locations. You will join the Heritage and Cultural Resources Earth & Environment Team on projects for federal, state, and commercial clients.

The role offers on-call hourly work with potential for long-term assignments based on workload. Responsibilities include assisting with Phase I/II fieldwork, recording findings, and supporting artifact identification.