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You will engaged in the process from preconstruction, design, permitting, zoning, construction/project management and handover to the client, managing internal and external stakeholders throughout the process.
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Bachelor’s degree in water resources management, water resources engineering, hydrology, watershed management, aquatic ecology, limnology or a related discipline. Bachelor’s degree in water resources management, water resources engineering, hydrology, watershed management, aquatic ecology, limnology or a related discipline.
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Limnology, Hydrology, and Oceanography. Limnology, Hydrology, and Oceanography. Environmental and Ecological Restoration. Environmental Forensics or Forensic Science. Senior Scientist / NRDA Lead - ( 240002WF.
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Provides input and technical guidance to CAD Designer/Drafters, Designers and other engineers working on the same projectRequirements :4-year degree in Civil Engineering (or related field) 15+ years or more of related work experience in Drainage/Hydrology design, including project management or supervisory/managerial experience of engineers, and designers.
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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 1 year of professional engineering experience acquired under professional engineering supervision and guidance.
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Experience with Wind Energy (requirement) as well as solar + storage projects, effectively leading development technical due diligence, developing specifications, SLD, and other contract exhibits to support EPC contract and other development and implementation activities to include site development, permitting, environmental risk management, etc.
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Project focus areas include Biological (comprehensive biological resource consulting services ranging from high-volume small-scale projects to large-scale developments and major capital improvement projects for CEQA and NEPA compliance, documentation, and permitting under the Federal and State Endangered Species Acts) and other Environmental services (habitat restoration and revegetation plans for native vegetation communities and other environmental analysis.
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Experience or strong familiarity with watershed hydrology concepts, including floodplain dynamics and the science of hydrological modeling. Assist project leadership with overseeing environmental impact assessment, master planning, corrective/mitigation strategy development, permitting, and/or restoration activities.
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Develop a comprehensive strategic plan and implementation roadmap with a clear timeline, milestones, and checkpoints for each phase of the transition, while permitting agility to incorporate knowledge learned incrementally.
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The Senior Manager, Project Development will be responsible for the completion and management of all project development activities including project/site selection and contracting, permitting, land acquisition rights, qualification for applicable incentive programs, interconnection application and process, regulatory issues, problem resolution, supporting due diligence and valuation efforts for potential transactions.
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BASIC QUALIFICATIONS- Bachelor's Degree (BA/BS) required - Economics/Planning/Engineering/Business - 10+ years of project-related experience working with local or state government agencies, utilities, land entitlement or site development due diligence, and permitting entities.
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We are Montrose, a global environmental services provider offering environmental planning and permitting, measurement and analytical services, and environmental resiliency and sustainability solutions.
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Permitting experience in telecommunications such as: right of way (ROW), pole, railroad, and government agency permitting is preferred. Knowledge of cable design and basic OSP construction practices of cable systems.
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Demonstrating proficiency in drainage design, grading, erosion and sediment control design, stormwater management design, hydrology, and hydraulic modeling, permitting, utility coordination and clash detection, specification development, and quantity takeoffs.
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Manage and oversee all aspects of multi-discipline design/build projects from concept to completion including safety, siting, environmental & permitting, estimating, engineering, progress tracking/forecasting, bidding procurement, constructionon startup, and closeout.
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