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The Water/Wastewater Engineering Project Manager will support and lead projects for water and wastewater clients primarily in the Denver area but also include national projects including planning, designing, and preparing plans related to water and wastewater infrastructure which may be comprised of water distribution and sewage collection systems, pump stations, reservoirs, hydraulic structures, and water/wastewater treatment facilities.
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The successful candidate will actively participate in the design and coordination of water and wastewater projects for the Denver Water/Wastewater group, will have a desire to take on increasingly complex leadership roles, and the capability to develop project management skills and oversight of other disciplines’ work.
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Oversee and monitor regulatory compliance in air permitting, storm water management permits and plans, spill prevention plans, hazardous waste management, land permitting and maintenance, water treatment, injection well permitting and maintenance.
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The Records Management Specialist provides technical support for the Environmental Protection Agencys Denver office Record Center and all programs and subordinate offices. Records Management Specialist.
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Keyword(s): Drainage Engineer, Water Resources Engineer, Project Management, Leadership, stormwater systems, roadway, hydraulic modeling, transportation hydraulics, scourQualificationsRequired Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or related discipline is required.
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What You'll Bring A minimum of 12 years of AEC engineering experience with facility mechanical systems including water, chilled water, wastewater, HVAC, cooling towers/condensers, boiler/steam, hot water, or compressed air (manufacturing facility experience preferred) 2 years' experience as an engineering manager or mechanical department manager preferred.
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Expertise in stormwater management design, hydrologic/hydraulic analysis and design, and SWPPP preparation; Provide expertise in hydrologic/hydraulic analysis and design including SWPPP preparation and water quality compliance.
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The ideal candidate will have knowledge of multi-media environmental compliance including management systems, water/wastewater, air, and hazardous materials and waste programs with specific knowledge of Colorado regulatory requirements.
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Under direct supervision, assist with preparing environmental survey reports, data entry, impact assessment, and permitting activities for assigned tasks (e.g. Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act permitting, CEQA, NEPA, etc.
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Remotely control and monitor system operations, alarms, video surveillance, and communications of salt water disposal, solids disposal, and pipeline systems. The Control Room Operator is the main point of contact between field personnel, management, first responders, and customers; ensuring safe, uninterrupted, and optimized business operations.
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Provide technical leadership, engineering expertise, and overall project management for water resources projects, involving tasks such as inspection, investigation, evaluation, design, and construction of both existing and new dams, reservoirs, levees, and hydraulic structures.
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Understanding and interpretation of soil and water quality laboratory data. We provide environmental permitting, regulatory compliance, air quality, remediation, weed management, stormwater management, and other environmental services to clients throughout the country.
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Experience implementing GIS solutions for asset management, land use planning projects, and water resources is preferred. A background in asset management, planning, water resources, or similar fields is a plus.
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Serving customers across a wide range of industries, including power generation, utilities, water and wastewater, petrochemicals, air separation, oil & gas, metals, mining, paper, aggregates, and cement.
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Moisture management / water and care for plants (e.g. "dead heading"/pinch off old foliage, pruning, cycling product, etc.) Assist with tasks and reports for District/Account Management.
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