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Principal Investigator (Cultural Resources Dept.)

Employer
BGE Inc.
Location
Dallas, Texas
Salary
83,000 - 98,000 with bonus & benefits
Closing date
Jan 2, 2024
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Position Type
Other
Discipline
Cultural Anthropology
Hours
Full Time
Specialty
Other
Organization Type
Business
Level of Experience
Senior-level

Primary responsibilities:

 

Responsible for future building out and growth of the cultural resources group.

Assist Project Manager in project acquisition planning, proposal development, and procurement; development of project research designs and modification of research designs and procedures to ensure projects are completed in a timely fashion within scope and budget; as well as project planning, development and management of project fiscal, scoping, and scheduling

Manage and oversight of project logistics and staffing.

Monitor tracking of field effort progress, provide feedback on time constraints and/or staffing needs, modifies field techniques and recording procedures as necessary

Provides oversight and leadership for field-based decisions as they pertain to field crew members safety considerations, conflict resolution, and problem solving

Executes the broader goals of the project based on research design objectives and applicable standards of investigation.

 

 

Job Requirements 

 

Master’s degree and/or PhD from an accredited institution in anthropology, archeology or closely related field;

Minimum of 5-8 years documented field experience in archeology;, plus 2 years documented supervisory (Project Archaeologist level) and project management experience

Firm understanding of local, state-level and Federal regulatory compliance requirements governing CRM, including working with Section 106 of the NRHP, NEPA, ARPA, and NAGPRA. This includes but is not limited to field surveys, testing, mitigation, monitoring and/or report writing. Regional experience specific to Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas with proficient knowledge of state laws

Knowledge of ArcGIS software or similar GIS Platform is preferred but not required.

Ability to accurately and effectively perform QAQC of technical reports, regulatory correspondence, and client communications

Demonstrated experience communicating with regulatory Agencies, clients, and landowners

Familiar with prehistoric and/or historic artifact analysis, laboratory procedures, and equipment highly preferred

Ability to work independently with minimal guidance and in a team environment, in addition to taking direction from project supervisors

Ability to travel and conduct daily fieldwork for extended periods (crews typically work 10-hour days for duration of field effort, with exception of travel days;

Ability to work through rugged terrain and shovel test at prescribed intervals up to 10-miles a day while carrying appropriate field equipment weighing up to 40 lbs.

Experience in pipeline, utility transmission, petrochemical exploration projects highly preferred

 

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