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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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Additional project management related work will include water/wastewater assessment and design, multi-discipline civil/environmental assessment, remediation, environmental compliance, and civil engineering related design and construction.
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M&J Engineering is a leader in construction management and inspection, ITS, mechanical, electrical, wastewater, water supply, tunnel airport, port, marine/coastal, environmental engineering, and design-build services for both new infrastructure projects and renovations.
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Collaborate with regulatory authorities and other stakeholders, including Fairfax Water and the Occoquan Watershed Monitoring Laboratory to ensure UOSA’s continued regulatory compliance and protection of the Occoquan Reservoir.
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Four (4) years as an assistant plant manager or five (5) years as an industrial wastewater pretreatment plant supervisor. Shall hold a current Association of Boards of Certification (ABC) Class III or higher Wastewater Treatment or equivalent certification or be able to obtain prior to starting.
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Experience in multimedia compliance, including air, hazardous waste and chemical inventories, storage tanks, wastewater, stormwater, and soil and groundwater. You will work closely with a team of dedicated professionals to implement strategies for environmental compliance, sustainability, and pollution prevention.
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As a Water/Wastewater Project Engineer you will play a pivotal role in overseeing and executing wastewater management projects throughout NYC. You will collaborate with a talented team of professionals, working to ensure the successful completion of projects while maintaining compliance with environmental regulations.
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This position entails serving as the Owner’s Representative responsible for overall schedule, budget, and records management, quality assurance, and subcontractor compliance with all applicable safety, regulatory, and permitting requirements.
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Be able to become aware of and familiar with, the safety and environmental requirements, compliance requirements, the relevant technologies and equipment of wastewater pretreatment and/or chemical process plants.
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Provide technical assistance and advise to Project Managers relative to resolving existing project-related issues Projects are related to domestic, wastewater, sewage treatment, and air quality.
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Strong understanding of wastewater treatment processes and regulations. With a strong dedication to sustainability and innovation, we are seeking a dynamic and experienced Wastewater Project Manager to join the team.
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This is a full-time leadership role within Farallon that will focus on building the service line and providing white-glove service to new and existing clients with regulatory compliance needs for wastewater, stormwater, solid or hazardous waste, emergency planning, and air.
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Our fields of expertise span all areas of civil engineering and include an extensive variety of specialty disciplines, such as environmental compliance and restoration, coastal engineering, urban development, and mining.
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You will utilize your knowledge of water distribution systems, wastewater collection systems, stormwater management, pump/lift stations, and water/wastewater treatment facility engineering to successfully deliver projects and meet client expectations.
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Able to evaluate general compliance with environmental health, safety, and protection requirements. Periodic review of ongoing work to ensure compliance with specified requirements listed in the Environmental Assessment or other NEPA/regulatory requirements.
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