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We are seeking Design Professionals, Program Managers and Technical Services Area Professionals to serve as engineers of record, group managers and technical practice leaders with expertise and interest in working on fish ecohydraulics, fisheries and aquatic science and fish hatchery design projects in North America and beyond.
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10 years of experience participating directly in engineering design projects related to fish hatcheries, aquaculture, drinking water systems or treatment, wastewater systems or treatment, water intakes, pump stations, or water resource projects.
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Our award-winning fisheries engineering and science programs are broad-ranging and include revitalizing dated facilities, monitoring and sampling aquatic environments, designing modern hatcheries, and creating solutions for complex fish passage issues.
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Keywords: fisheries, biology, water, water resources, engineering, design, planning, permitting, nepa, environmental, ferc, project manager, program manager, construction, science. Your information will be reviewed by HDR Fisheries leadership and our talent acquisition team.
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Lead fish hatchery design quality control efforts which will include coordination with HDR’s quality management program, development of fisheries design standards, implementation of BIM. Ensure fish hatchery projects are set up for success from the beginning of the project.
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Experience in the design of upstream and downstream fish collection facilities, fish passage and screening, acclimation facilities, and aquaculture water treatment is desirable. Coordinate fish facility design center functions including holding regular calls with key staff, staff project assignment and workload balancing tasks, and interactions with other HDR business classes.
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Experience with Tribal, State and Federal fish and wildlife program managers. Extensive experience in the design, layout, and evaluation of fish hatcheries and aquaculture facilities. This leadership role will include oversight for project delivery and engineering design tasks in the planning and design of fish hatcheries and aquaculture systems throughout the United States and Canada.
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Keywords: Fisheries, Engineering, Design, Facilities, Program Manager, Project Manager. HDR is seeking a national business class lead (BCL) for our fisheries facilities design group within the Water Business Group.
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Current literature, trends and developments in fisheries and fish habitat research. A Master’s Degree in Fisheries Biology, Fisheries Science, or closely related field, from an accredited college or university with a minimum of 14 semester (21 quarter) hours of coursework (500 level or above), excluding thesis credits, in fisheries or aquatic science courses in subjects such as genetics, physiology; ecology; resource management, restoration; aquaculture, fisheries acoustics; river ecology, and/or hatchery production.
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Lead state and federal permitting processes for a variety of permits (Clean Water Act, NPDES, threatened/endangered species, use permits, state water and air quality permits, transportation permits) and regulatory processes (NEPA, SEPA, EFSC), and consult on behalf of clients with state and federal agencies (USACE/JARPA, USFWS, BLM, USFS, BIA, NOAA Fisheries, state fish and wildlife departments, state transportation agencies, state and county planning divisions.
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The BCL will work with the Fisheries Business Class Director, Business Class peers, and HDR peers to execute our fisheries facilities design business across the United States and Canada.
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Perform civil engineering design with a focus on fisheries related infrastructure applications; including hatcheries, upstream and downstream fish passage, stream restoration, fish collection facilities and other water resource facilities.
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Leadership and Technical Opportunities in HDR’s Fisheries and Aquatic Science Practice. Employee-owned HDR is currently seeking qualified individuals to provide project, geographic and technical leadership in our Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences programs.
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Experience with Tribal, State and Federal fish and wildlife program managers and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is a plus. Considerable/Broad knowledge in aquaculture techniques, fish health issues and appropriate treatment strategies, hatchery operations and project management.
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We work to balance community and economic needs with conservation and sustainability of natural resources, including incorporating advanced water conservation strategies into our design services. HDR has over 200 locations in North America and our leadership teams are exploring expansion into new locations and remote working.
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