ISCO Specialization 2114.1.1 Environmental Geologist
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Environmental Geologist: Environmental geologists study how mineral operations may impact the composition and physical characteristics of the earth and its resources. They provide advice on issues such as land reclamation and environmental pollution.
Essential Skills
- Conduct Erosion Control
- Conduct Sediment Control
- Use Technical Drawing Software
- Develop Site Remediation Strategies
- Conduct Environmental Site Assessments
- Address Problems Critically
- Manage Environmental Impact
- Examine Geochemical Samples
- Advise On Mining Environmental Issues
- Study Groundwater
- Environmental Legislation
- Communicate On The Environmental Impact Of Mining
Optional Skills
- Archaeology
- Communicate On Minerals Issues
- Chemistry
- Negotiate Land Access
- Biology
Alternative Names
- Environmental Geology Science Researcher
- Environmental Geology Geological Consultant
- Environmental Geology Analyst
- Environmental Geology Researcher
- Mineralogical Analyst
- Environmental Consultant
- Environmental Geology Research Analyst
- Environmentalist
- Environmental Geology Studies Researcher
- Geologicial Engineer
- Environmental Geology Studies Research Analyst
- Environment Geologist
- Environmental Geology Studies Analyst
- Environmental Geology Scholar
- Environmental Geology Studies Scholar
- Environmental Geology Scientist
- Environmental Geology Studies Research Scientist
- Environmental Mineralogist
- Environmental Geology Research Scientist
- Minerals Analyst
- Environmental Geology Studies Scientist
