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As a Senior Biologist/Ecologist, you will oversee and provide expertise in field biology, regulatory strategy, CEQA/NEPA analysis, and permitting strategy. Specific background and expertise should consist of strong botanical, wetland, or wildlife technical expertise, familiarity and experience with regulatory permitting, and project and client management.
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Prepare and review technical documents, including permitting documentation, wetland delineation reports, mitigation plans, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) supporting documentation and relevant sections.
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Coordinate well permitting, drilling, design, construction, testing, sampling, rehabilitation, and abandonment from the office and field. Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is seeking a full-time hydrogeologist to join our project team on a Superfund site located in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Typical design experience includes site development, grading and drainage design, storm water design and storm water permitting, pavement design and utility design. Typical design experience includes site development, grading and drainage design, storm water design and storm water permitting, pavement design and utility design.
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Knowledge of the entitlement/permitting process and construction delivery methods and agreements. Turner & Townsend Heery is seeking an experienced Construction Project Manager to work alongside our existing team in the Woodland Hills.
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Three (3) or more years of experience with regulatory compliance and permitting such as CEQA/NEPA, Endangered Species Act and Clean Water Act, California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) General Order 131-D, for a variety of development projects.
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Manage and oversee all facets of project management (budget, schedule, procurement, quality & risk) for individual projects including planning, design, entitlement, permitting, construction, occupancy, and closeout on behalf of the owner.
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This position entails planning, designing, permitting, and overseeing the construction of biogas and landfill gas systems, as well as solid waste handling and disposal facilities, alongside other environmental projects.
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The successful candidate will assist our team in leading and supporting technical document preparation, resource agency permitting, and biological field data collection for botanical, wildlife, and aquatic resources.
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The ideal candidate will exhibit a firm grasp of permitting procedures, impact assessment, and mitigation measures as they apply to CEQA/NEPA projects. Project management: Manage a team’s preparation of environmental documents in accordance with CEQA/NEPA and permitting requirements.
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Support conceptual studies, planning efforts, property evaluations, site works, utility designs, storm water management solutions, city permitting, project management activities, and management of sub-consultants.
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Deep knowledge of Design, Engineering, Site Acquisition, Permitting, Construction & Construction Management. 10+ years of experience in Wireless Design, Engineering, Site Acquisition, Professional Services, Small Cell, Macro CRAN Construction, Construction Management., or related telecommunications space.
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Work with project consultants and Project Managers to coordinate and prepare required construction documents during the construction process in support of the Project Management team, including drawing production, permitting, etc.
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The job will involve support and coordination and organization of existing and future astronomy and physics outreach activities run within PMA. This includes organizing schedules, directing volunteers among students, postdocs, and faculty, planning events, coordinating with local city officials where required for permitting, hosting events, and maintaining calendars and websites and YouTube channels and other social media accounts for those activities.
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Project management experience with the ability to execute projects from initial planning, scope of work, architecture and design, permitting, labor, materials procurement, and punch list, to the final walk through.
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