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Wastewater, Water Treatment, Chemical Engineer, Project Engineer, Engineer, Engineering. + 10 years of experience in drinking water treatment with at least 5 years in water quality and treatment or engineering management.
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Use processes such as coagulation, clarification, softening, media filtration, and advanced water treatment processes, such as membrane filtration, reverse osmosis (brackish, seawater), UV/AOP, ozonation,a carbon adsorption, and/or distribution system water quality.
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Execute complex structural analysis, perform calculations, and prepare sketches and drawings for the design of water and wastewater treatment plants, industrial facilities, and other complex structural facilities.
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Challenges surrounding water scarcity, drought resiliency, groundwater depletion, saltwater intrusion, brackish groundwater treatment, brine stream management, desalination, climate variability, sea level rise, complex water rights, and evolving regulations are driving innovative water resource projects across the country.
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This, therefore, represents a strategic business opportunity for Black & Veatch, and the Hydrogeologist Professional will help the company grow its market share by providing world-class planning and water resource services.
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Resident Engineer, Project Engineer, Wastewater, Water Treatment, Engineer, Engineering. Black & Veatch is committed to being an employer of choice by creating a valuable work experience that keeps our people engaged, productive, safe and healthy.
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Functionin a water process engineer role as a technical specialist or in a lead process engineer in the areas of conventional water treatment using processes such as coagulation, clarification, softening, media filtration; and advanced water treatment processes such as membrane filtration, reverse osmosis (brackish, seawater), UV/AOP, ozonation, carbon adsorption, and/or distribution system water quality.
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8 years of experience in drinking water treatment with at least 4 years in water quality and treatment (water quality analysis, treatment evaluations, process design, regulatory compliance assessments, distribution water quality analysis, etc.
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Process Engineer, Construction, Wastewater, Water Treatment, Engineer, Engineering. Develops as a technical specialist with support from senior process engineers, providing guidance to project teams in water quality considerations and conventional and/or advanced water treatment systems.
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Apply advanced water treatment and engineering techniques, concepts, and approaches to solve complex engineering problems for a wide range of water quality and treatment challenges.
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Knowledge of process design for treatment of municipal water treatment systems, federal and state regulations, engineering design principles, and applicable design guides and standards.
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Provides guidance and direction on department design guides, standards, systems, and applicable engineering codes related to water quality and treatment. Your role would include diverse opportunities in water treatment and process design, ranging from conventional water treatment, brackish and seawater desalination, reuse, and mining water.
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Our Team of over 200 process engineers support water, industrial, next generation agriculture, LNG, hydrogen, fertilizer, and carbon capture businesses among others. Drinking Water Process Engineer.
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Performs applied research, including bench, pilot, and full-scale testing to select or assess performance of alternative treatment processes. Black & Veatch Talent Acquisition engages with search firms directly for hiring needs.
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We have transformed our team to align with megatrends associated with water scarcity, limited resources, alternative fuels, and energy sustainability. Develops conceptual-level life cycle costs to evaluate treatment options.
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