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You will be responsible for leading structural condition assessments, the production of design calculations, technical reports, permitting, detailed design and engineering plans and specifications for Water / Wastewater projects including plant upgrades, storage facilities, pipelines, storm water systems, pump stations, and distribution/collection systems.
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E2 is looking for a Pipeline Engineer with experience in natural gas and related facilities for natural gas pipelines. Manage and Coordinate with sub-contractors to obtain survey, geotechnical investigations, permitting, and land acquisition.
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Coordination to obtain survey, geotechnical investigations, permitting, land acquisition. Lead coordination of design activities with other disciplines (Pipeline Facilities, Civil/Structural, Electrical, Instrumentation and Control, etc.
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Qualified applicants will have 5-8 years of experience providing electrical engineering support for at least one of these various water resource projects including hydropower plants, dams, spillways, gate structures, pump storage, fish hatcheries, and water treatment facilities.
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Experience in mission critical facilities or large-scale construction projects, Environmental Compliance and Permitting in Eastern Region of America. 3+ years of environmental permitting and approvals experience in USA, Canada and/or LATAM, including management of environmental impact assessments, acquisition of permits in accordance with the medium combustion unit and industrial emissions directives, and cultural and ecological surveys and approvals.
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Provides high level technical assistance and guidance for multi-site/phase due diligence, investigation, remediation, impact assessment, permitting, improvement, and construction of infrastructure projects and systems in the public and private sector.
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We have the resources and expertise to contribute to a project at the feasibility and planning stage, navigate the regulatory and permitting requirements, develop detailed designs, self-perform construction, and participate in startup, testing, and commissioning.
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The Land Protection Branch (LPB) manages the permitting, inspection, compliance, investigation, remediation, and corrective action activities for solid waste facilities, recycling facilities, scrap tires, underground storage tanks, surface mines, and hazardous waste facilities.
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O Environmental Assessments - Lead and perform noise impact studies to support the siting, permitting, and licensing of new facilities. As a full-service environmental consulting practice, services include impact assessment and planning, regulatory compliance and permitting, wetland and floodplain analysis, waterbody and water quality assessment, air quality permitting and management, environmental remediation, site due diligence, environmental noise assessment, pollution prevention planning, and climate action solutions.
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CWA expands this program to include all projects required to comply with two (2) federal Consent Decrees and a State Consent Order, improve water quality throughout metro Atlanta, secure drinking water facilities in accordance with national homeland security guidelines and provide holistic management of the Citys resource operation.
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An understanding of construction (e.g., pipelines, power lines, compressor/pumping stations, gas storage fields, wind farms, solar facilities, offshore facilities) gained through field experience.
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Types of projects may include but are not limited to: Residential and commercial permitting, mitigation/conservation banking, water resources, roadway, natural gas pipelines, Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) facilities, solar facilities, and other energy related projects.
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Execute technical expertise to assist and guide facilities through environmental permitting, compliance, and modeling projects. I rely on their expertise for a variety of projects and their strategic air quality permitting and compliance support is top notch.
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The Development Project Intern will interact on a daily basis with Facilities, Contractors, Designers, Engineers, Commissioning Agents, Vendors, and Data Center Operations & Corporate Real Estate staff.
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Our work is proudly displayed at Lambeau Field, Fiserv Forum, American Family Field, Hard Rock Stadium, Daytona International Speedway, Allegiant Stadium and many other facilities across our country.
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