The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), seeks environmental technicians, specialists, scientists, and others for intermittent, full-time positions as Environmental Liaison Officers and Specialists. They would primarily work on diverse, challenging, project-related environmental impact evaluations, regulatory compliance, adverse impact avoidance and mitigation, public notice and involvement, cross-training/professional development, and other environmental work. They may also have the opportunity to work other project-related work, such as cultural resources, floodplain management, and benefit-cost analysis.
More details and instructions are available at: http://www.fema.gov/ehp/recruitment.shtm Please reply directly to the FEMA email address near the bottom of that FEMA recruitment page. FEMA is headquartered in Washington, DC, has 10 regional offices across the country, and temporary field offices in Presidentially-declared disaster areas. You can learn more about FEMA, our agency's vital public service mission and disaster-related work, our Environmental-Historic Preservation Program, etc. by checking other FEMA WebPages. Personally, I worked with FEMA as a DAE Environmental Specialist for 4+ years, and since then, I have been working with FEMA as a Regional Environmental Officer for 9+ years. If we contact you for an interview, you will have the opportunity to learn even more about FEMAs vital public service work to help protect people and communities from hazards and disasters. Thank you in advance for your consideration and interest in working with FEMA to help so many people and communities nationwide. Respectfully, William R. Straw, Ph.D. (ecology, ESA Life Member) DHS/FEMA R4 Environmental Officer 3003 Chamblee Tucker Rd Atlanta GA 30341-4130 404 909-5199 (cell) [EMAIL PROTECTED] *and* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (please use both email addresses for now)
