HDR Engineering, Inc. is currently seeking a Staff Archaeologist for its Sacramento, California Cultural Resources Group, to work as part of a team supporting hydroelectric and other energy and utility projects throughout northern and central California. This is a temporary, full-time position for up to 6-9 months, with potential for a permanent, full-time appointment. Should the successful applicant be selected for a permanent position, HDR offers a competitive and comprehensive benefits package. Pay range is $21-25 per hour, depending on experience.
Qualifications
At minimum, applicants should have a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology or related field, and four or more years of experience, with at least two years at the Crew Chief level; Master's degree is preferred.
Experience in north and central California archaeology is required. Applicants must have experience in archaeological fieldwork, including survey, testing, and data recovery; report writing; archival research; and Crew Chief-level management of field personnel.
Proficiency in MS Office applications (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook) and GIS based applications as must.
Duties and Responsibilities
Under the supervision of senior staff, the candidate will be responsible for directing archaeological archival research, field survey, excavation, and construction monitoring in accordance with federal and state cultural resource standards for assigned project studies. The candidate will work with other archaeologists, scientists, and engineers on a variety of projects for both government and private industry. Archival research may include coordinating with CHRIS centers, Native American Heritage Commission, local Native American groups and other interested members of the public. Archaeological survey and excavation will include resources documentation in the field through preparation of site records, photography, mapping, and use of GPS. The candidate must be capable of managing field personnel and meeting the physical demands of survey and excavation duties, including working in difficult terrain and inclement weather conditions. The candidate will be expected to coordinate the necessary field equipment and vehicles to complete field assignments. The candidate will complete draft reports detailing the methods and results of completed surveys, monitoring assignments, and archaeological excavations. Assigned projects will likely include evaluating cultural resource findings and assessing potential impacts to identified resources. The candidate will be expected to maintain records of all project activities and coordinate with the department supervisor regarding project progress.
If interested in the position, please email your resume with a cover letter to Monica.Mackey@hdrinc.com.
***Please post or forward the following attachment to colleagues***
-------------
---ShovelBums.org - 2nd only to the trowel---
-------------
15,000+ of your peers can't be wrong. Find out more at:
http://www.ShovelBums.org/
The most important aspect of this list is that it is for one purpose only.: announcing jobs/non paying volunteer postings in the international CRM field at all levels; Field Tech, Professors, SHPO's, etc... Caveat Emptor though my friends. Not all jobs pay the same, nor is their treatment of employees the same - as the companies are checking your references, you should also check them out - make sure they pay fair wages, treat their employees professionally, and do quality work. If you have at least a BA you deserve fair remuneration, so ask for it, and in turn you provide your employer with excellent service. You ARE a trained professional, NOT a "shovelbum" - the name is in jest - act professional, expect to be treated like one.
Join/change settings @
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ShovelBums/join
Unsubscribe send a blank e-mail to:
ShovelBums-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
R. Joe Brandon - Founder
founder@ShovelBums.org
----- Useful CRM employment links -----
http://www.acra-crm.org/ Join acra-L the best mailing list a CRM professional can be on.
http://www.swanet.org/jobs.html SouthWest US work resource links.
http://www.archaeo.freeserve.co.uk/Main.html
http://www.archaeology.about.com all things archaeology.
http://www.geocities.com/underwaterarchaeologyjobs/ Underwater archaeology job updates
ShovelBums hiring rule #1. Always call 2-3 references before taking on a crew member!
<a Href=http://www.ShovelBums.org/join.html"> www.ShovelBums.org </a>
Shovel Bum & Shovel Bums are Trademarks of ShovelBums.org 1999-2004
0 comments:
Post a Comment