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As a Water Resource Planning Engineer/Hydrologist I, you will assist in the identification, planning, evaluation, and development of future water needs and supplies for a range of public and private clients.
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Lytle Water Solutions, LLC (LWS) is seeking a full-time water resources engineer/hydrologist/hydrogeologist to assist with water resources related project work. Lytle Water Solutions, LLC (LWS) is seeking a full-time water resources engineer/hydrologist/hydrogeologist to assist with water resources related project work.
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HDR currently has an opening for a senior hydrologist with experience reservoir and system analysis. Senior Hydrologist - Technical Advisor - (178319) Senior Hydrologist and Technical Advisor.
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Job Description As a Senior Hydrologist you would report to Head of Energy Management. From hydrogen development to algorithmic trading and everything in between. Statkraft is a leading company in hydropower internationally and Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy.
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BASIC EDUCATION REQUIREMENT : Applicants must meet A or B below to satisfy the basic education requirement for Hydrologist, all grade levels. Successful completion of a full 4-year course of study in an accredited college or university leading to a bachelor's or higher degree in physical or natural science, or engineering that included at least 30 semester hours or the equivalent in any combination of courses in hydrology, the physical sciences, geophysics, chemistry, engineering science, soils, mathematics, aquatic biology, atmospheric science, meteorology, geology, oceanography, or the management or conservation of water resources.
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2) Three years of experience with Pima County as a Principal Planner, Environmental Planning Manager, Principal Hydrologist, Chief Hydrologist, Chief Zoning Inspector, Civil Engineering Manager or Zoning Manager.
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Utilize hydraulic models to analyse water flow, flood routing, and drainage systems.
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Experience should be at the level of Environmental Specialist 3/4, Hydrologist 2/3, Planner Principal State (Environmental), Engineer Senior, Engineering Specialist Senior, or equivalent. Experience should be at the level of Environmental Specialist 3/4, Hydrologist 2/3, Planner Principal State (Environmental), Engineer Senior, Engineering Specialist Senior, or equivalent.
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Description :Summary:The person in this position will work on multidisciplinary project teams providing hydrologic engineering and related technical expertise, primarily for water retaining dams and hydropower facilities.
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Four Rivers Nuclear Partnership is seeking a Geologist/Hydrologist/Hydrogeologist for Paducah, KY. Four Rivers Nuclear Partnership is seeking a Geologist/Hydrologist/Hydrogeologist for Paducah, KY.
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Nevada Copper (TSX:NCU) is a copper producer and owner of the Pumpkin Hollow copper project.
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The Hydrologist will be responsible for managing groundwater investigations, implementing or assisting with ongoing relevant or new hydrologic monitoring, and analyzing and reporting on hydrologic data to facilitate protection of tribally important water resources.
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Hydrologist: A bachelor's or higher degree from an accredited or pre-accredited college or university in physical or natural science, or engineering that included at least 30 semester hours in any combination of courses in hydrology, the physical sciences, geophysics, chemistry, engineering science, soils, mathematics, aquatic biology, atmospheric science, meteorology, geology, oceanography, or the management or conservation of water resources.
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Under the overall supervision of the Statewide Planning Supervisor, the Hydrologist Associate serves as a team lead for developing supply assessments for each of the 51 groundwater basins in the state.
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Directly supervise Hydrologist(s) and other staff positions involved in implementing HRCs Hydrology Monitoring Program and Watershed Analysis related projects in accordance with Company policies and applicable laws.
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