Need an Environmental Scientist?

[sir huntsalot]

Brothers and Sisters of TBH,

Like so many others, I would like to offer my services to anyone in the Houston area seeking an environmental scientist/specialist/consultant for their company or business. My current employer is aware of my desire to relocate, and has graciously given me his blessing to seek my future career at a comfortable pace. I believe my 3+ years in the environmental consulting field have provided me with the necessary skills to prove myself a versatile, useful, and adaptable asset to the right corporate community. I am available for an interview at your convenience, and I welcome the opportunity to personally discuss with you how I can serve as a valuable member of your organization.

I can provide a resumè and a list of professional references to anyone interested.

Thanks for looking,
Allen Ingram

[sir huntsalot]

Bump for a really swell guy

[raw10628]

PM on the way.

[sir huntsalot]

PM replied brother

[Ouch]

PM sent

[curtintex]

What does an Environmental Scientist do and how can I use one to make money?

[sir huntsalot]

PM sent

PM replied sir.

What does an Environmental Scientist do and how can I use one to make money?

Good question Curt.

My degree is in environmental science, but I've been acting as an environmental consultant for about three years of my three and a half year tenure. Essentially I act as a liaison between whatever client I represent and the regulatory agency that oversees their operations. Often times this just means I do a ton of research, site visits, regulatory correspondence, writing formatted letters, and lots of basic GIS mapping. I also help write Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, and permits for stormwater (SPCC) and spill prevention (SWPPP), among various other things.

Would you like a resume?

[curtintex]

PM replied sir.



Good question Curt.

My degree is in environmental science, but I've been acting as an environmental consultant for about three years of my three and a half year tenure. Essentially I act as a liaison between whatever client I represent and the regulatory agency that oversees their operations. Often times this just means I do a ton of research, site visits, regulatory correspondence, writing formatted letters, and lots of basic GIS mapping. I also help write Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, and permits for stormwater (SPCC) and spill prevention (SWPPP), among various other things.

Would you like a resume?

PM coming your way.

[sir huntsalot]

PM replied Curt

[Rebelaggie]

Where do you want to relocate to.

[sir huntsalot]

Where do you want to relocate to.

Rebelaggie,

I'm looking to relocate to the Houston area, or any or the nearby cities.

[sir huntsalot]

I'd like to thank everyone that took the time to read this post, and for all the responses and PM's.

You fellas are a great bunch!

[tbeak]

Who you work for now?

[sir huntsalot]

Who you work for now?

I work at a company called ESA Consulting in Longview.

[Ouch]

Good talking to you Friday, Allen. Good luck in your search. I will definitely keep you in mind in the future.