Environmental Survey Engineer
かんきょうちょうさぎじゅつしゃ
Industry & Occupation
Classification
- Major : Research and Technical Occupations
- Middle : Other Technical Occupations
- Minor : Technical Occupations Not Elsewhere Classified
Summary
Environmental survey engineers investigate and analyze environmental elements such as soil, atmosphere, and water quality, providing foundational data for environmental impact assessments and risk evaluations.
Description
Environmental survey engineers conduct surveys on soil, water quality, atmosphere, noise, vibration, etc., upon request from companies or government agencies. They handle on-site sampling, sending samples to analysis labs, analyzing data, visualizing spatial distributions using GIS, and creating environmental impact assessment reports. Based on survey results, they evaluate pollution extents and environmental risks, and are involved in proposing improvement measures and developing environmental conservation plans. A variety of specialized technologies and knowledge of laws and regulations are required.
Future Outlook
Demand is steadily increasing due to strengthened environmental regulations and the expansion of ESG investments. The introduction of efficient survey technologies utilizing AI and ICT is progressing.
Personality Traits
Work Style
Contracted Survey and Inspection / Fieldwork / Government Agency Employment / Lab Work / Office Work
Career Path
Junior Survey Engineer → Senior Survey Engineer → Project Leader → Environmental Consultant → Department Manager
Required Skills
Data Analysis (Statistics) / Environmental Analysis / Environmental Regulations Knowledge / GIS Analysis / Report Writing / Sampling
Recommended Skills
Analytical Instrument Operation / Presentation Skills / Remote Sensing / Drones / Statistical Analysis
Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Analytical & Logical Thinking | Logical and quantitative thinking is essential for analyzing survey data and conducting risk assessments. |
| Attention to Detail & Accuracy | Attention to detail is essential for detecting trace contaminants and ensuring measurement accuracy. |
| Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition | A strong desire to learn is important to keep up with the latest analysis techniques and regulatory updates. |
| Numerical & Quantitative Analysis | Mathematical skills are necessary for processing numerical data and statistical analysis. |
| Planning & Organization | Excellent planning skills are required for survey planning and sampling design. |
| Problem Solving | The ability to quickly respond to unexpected issues during field surveys is required. |
Related Qualifications
- Environmental Measurer
- Pollution Prevention Manager
- Soil Contamination Countermeasure Technical Manager
Aliases
- Environmental Assessment Engineer
- Environmental Surveyor
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