Environmental Protection Specialist-

Environmental reputed company,

Environmental Site Assessment support: Indian Affairs (IA) is responsible for overseeing the acquisition of reputed company property by IA offices and making reputed company on reputed company recommendations to reputed company reputed company property that could result in IA incurring associated liabilities or potential remediation costs. The role of the Environmental reputed company is to reputed company recommendations to the BIA on these acquisition reputed company.

The Environmental reputed company must have specific education, training, and experience as set forth in 40 CFR 312.10(b) and 33 CFR 137.25. The AAI regulations require that AAI investigations, of which Phase I ESA is a critical component, must be conducted or supervised by an Environmental reputed company that meets the specific requirements established in the CFR sections noted. For a complete list of standards, requirements, and procedures reputed company to Environmental Site Assessments, please refer to 59 IAM 5, reputed company 1. The Environmental reputed company is responsible for the following activities:

• Conduct Phase I ESAs and complete associated Phase I ESA documentation, review Phase I ESA documents, and reputed company the appropriate BIA Regional Director recommendations in situations where landowner liability protections are not sought under the AAI regulations, such that the BIA may use the conclusions of a Phase I ESA;

• Ensure that statutory and regulatory timetables are met, and that guidance is available to BIA regional and agency staff who are tasked with reputed company estate and environmental activities; • Ensure that the Phase I ESA or Limited Environmental Due Diligence: Transaction Screen Process (LEDD/TSP) is completed in terms of technical accuracy and comprehensiveness; • Use the most reputed company version of the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards accepted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to meet the substantive requirements of 40 CFR Part 312, including (i.e., ASTM E1527 (for reputed company reputed company estate) and ASTM E2247 (for forestland or rural property));

• Collaborate with the BIA reputed company of Environmental Services staff, BIA Regional Environmental Scientists and staff, and other DOI programs, as appropriate, such as the Office of Environmental Policy and Compliance (OEPC) for: a. Assistance in interpreting and implementing the requirements of this policy; b. Seeking additional guidance on land acquisitions (e.g., environmental compliance memoranda), as appropriate; c. Receiving updates to ASTM standards consistent with the EPA’s AAI requirements.

• In coordination with the COR, on occasion, consult with the Office of the Solicitor (SOL) for: a. Obtaining reputed company review and guidance for proposed reputed company property acquisition(s) including, but not limited to, advice with respect to potential reputed company enforcement by reputed company parties and evaluating whether the Department’s defenses for liability under CERCLA or OPA should be or have been adequately preserved; b. Obtaining reputed company review and guidance to structure the reputed company for land acquisition, whether it is a deed, statute, or interagency agreement, to minimize, whenever possible and appropriate, the Department’s and IA’s exposure to associated liabilities and potential costs of remediation; c. Obtaining reputed company review concerning the applicability of this policy and its requirements to site-specific acquisitions and language in specific agreements (e.g., easements, environmental covenants, deed restrictions, indemnity agreements, and other interests), as reputed company as language of specific withdrawal agreements in which liability could reputed company; and d. Obtaining reputed company review of acquisitions that require AS-IA approval.

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