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Assists the Director with efforts associated with budget (annual, grants and capital) preparations, fiscal management and monitors budget expenditures and ensures revenue collection; and oversees payroll, procurement, accounts payable, and permitting.
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My Client is seeking a Director of Landscape Architecture, Permitting & Planning to join our growing team in. Job Details:Director of Landscape Architecture- Renewable Energy Are you a driven and experienced Senior Landscape Architect with a passion for land development & Renewable Energy.
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You will take the lead during proposal development, design, permitting, and construction administration for an array of transportation, site development, infrastructure, and community projects; mentor and train less experienced engineers; prepare permit applications and meet with permitting agencies; present at public hearings; and manage project design teams.
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Landscape Architecture, Permitting, Planning, Land Development, Connecticut, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, Client Development, Leadership, Land Use, Regulations, Team Management, land development, infrastructure.
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This full-time position will contribute to project delivery and client service teams in winning and executing innovative planning, evaluation, design, permitting and construction support services for a variety of advanced treatment plants, biosolids, pumping stations, pipeline, and integrated water resources projects for municipal clients in the areas of water, wastewater, and stormwater.
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There may be additional opportunity to work on environmental compliance projects such as SWPPP's, air/waste/wastewater permitting and Tier II reports. The Environmental Engineer/Hydrogeologist will provide analysis, documentation, and field work for a range of environmental projects throughout Connecticut.
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This individual will serve a key function in performing air permitting and compliance, industrial wastewater and stormwater compliance, storage tank registration and compliance evaluations, waste management, multi-media environmental compliance audits, development of monitoring and spill prevention and contingency plans, and report writing.
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Bringing our global team together within our renowned brands affords us unsurpassed strength and expertise in meteorology and hydrology—and gives you the chance to build a meaningful career. A degree in a management or science-related field such as Environmental Science, Hydrological and Meteorological Studies, Engineering, Business, or equivalent is an asset.
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This candidate will utilize their professional experience and technical knowledge of civil engineering, hydrology and hydraulics to support water resource projects focusing on drinking water treatment and distribution system planning, design and construction administration.
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Conduct research in areas such as hydrology and hydraulics, ecosystem restoration, riverine engineering, coastal resiliency, water supply, hydrodynamics modeling and experiment, geospatial data analysis, climate impact assessment, on-site wastewater treatment, urban stormwater management systems, and high-performance computing.
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Experience with local & state permitting requirements (planning, zoning, highway access, etc.) Lead, plan, execute, and oversee all phases of site civil projects (land development; brownfields redevelopment; municipal infrastructure and community projects; campus infrastructure; public green infrastructure siting and design; stormwater management planning and design; climate resiliency; and more) ensuring adherence to project scope, budget, and timeline.
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The Right of Way Agent will provide local contact for interface with government, permitting, and customer interface related to franchise or property rights. We provide land acquisition, geospatial mapping, data management, web-based GIS, community relations, land feasibility studies, and permitting services.
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Technical experience with in-situ and ex-situ treatment system design, cost estimating, local/state/federal permitting, and design and implementation of site remediation programs, including feasibility evaluations, remedy selection, and optimization.
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5+ years of experience with land development, acquisition, and permitting. Juris Doctorate preferred but not required. Coordinate due diligence as needed with respect to real estate purchases related to mergers/acquisitions.
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Successful completion of a curriculum leading to a bachelor's degree in an appropriate scientific field, e.g., engineering technology, physics, chemistry, architecture, computer science, mathematics, hydrology, or geology, may be accepted in lieu of a bachelor's degree in engineering, provided the applicant has had at least one (1) year of professional engineering experience acquired under professional engineering supervision and guidance.
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