PFAS Program Support Specialist
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Seneca Global Services, LLCEnvironmental Government Contracting
RemoteFull-TimeMiddle
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Job Details
- Experience
- 3–5 years supporting Army or DoD environmental programs
- Required Skills
- SharePointMicrosoft ExcelPowerPoint
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, environmental policy, natural resources, geology, chemistry, biology, environmental/civil engineering, public policy, or equivalent relevant experience.
- 3–5 years supporting Army or DoD environmental programs, preferably cleanup/DERP or emerging contaminants.
- Experience supporting Army or Department of Defense environmental programs, particularly environmental cleanup or the Defense Environmental Restoration Program.
- Experience with PFAS cleanup standards and/or PFAS cleanup activities.
- Working knowledge of CERCLA, DERP, RCRA, and/or the Safe Drinking Water Act.
- Experience producing written reports, briefings, metrics, and senior-leader status products.
- Experience with program documentation, tracking deliverables, and collaboration tools (Microsoft Teams/SharePoint).
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
- Ability to travel as required.
- Ability to obtain Secret clearance.
Responsibilities
- Support staff in meeting established timelines for PFAS-related deliverables, audit activities, and other program tasks.
- Maintain program documentation and collaboration tools within Microsoft Teams and SharePoint environments.
- Recommend process and documentation improvements and identify opportunities to use technology to streamline workflows and improve transparency.
- Develop and advise on communications products that promote consistent PFAS messaging across the Army enterprise.
- Review records, key supporting documentation, and applicable system records.
- Assist with data, accounting, and financial reporting activities, including standardization efforts, analysis, work products, data calls, and congressional reporting requirements.
- Analyze proposed and current PFAS-related regulations and congressional direction and advise on Army equities and actions required to meet applicable requirements.
- Develop written reports, in-progress reviews, metrics, dashboards, presentations, briefings, and status reports.
- Support development of program deliverables, reporting metrics, and training materials.
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