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The Senior Permitting Consultant will perform program research, planning and development, permitting, compliance monitoring, inspections/enforcement, and technical support services in relation to air, water, waste, corrective action, mining, biology, and other environmental programs.
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As a “seller/doer,” contribute to business development of ERM’s full range of Impact Assessment and Permitting (IAP) services. Serve as Senior Technical Advisor for permitting-related activities in support of ERM clients’ capital projects (i.e., renewable energy projects, electric and gas utilities.
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Additionally, supporting preconstruction and directly managing multiple projects at any time in a variety of phases including but not limited to design and engineering, procurement, permitting, construction and close-out.
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Capacity permitting, assist with current priorities - creating client proposals, etc., To Be Successful You Will Have: Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, or a related field; in lieu of a degree, demonstrated capabilities are acceptable.
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The successful candidate should be a self-starter who can perform wetland and other natural resources surveys, environmental permitting, and natural resources planning activities for a variety of projects including Transportation, Energy, Water/Wastewater and Stormwater Infrastructure Construction.
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Well qualified candidates will have expertise on matters of permitting and public process with the City of Boston, Town of Brookline, and the State of Massachusetts. Background from design andor development industry including the fields of architecture, urban planning, space planning, programming, project development, or construction experience with a focus on higher education preferred.
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Imagine yourself being able to help small business owners open their doors faster, ensuring our tax dollars are accounted for, creating safer infrastructure , modernizing the permitting process , and assisting with disaster recovery.
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Job Requirements REQUIRED: Ph. D. in energy systems, environmental economics, environmental policy, or related field; skillset in hydrology, biogeochemistry, ecology, mathematical modeling, field measurements, and technical writing; ability to communicate effectively and work both independently and on a multidisciplinary research team; strong quantitative skills; broad understanding of issues related to reducing greenhouse gas emissions; and an interest in environmental justice.
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This position will work closely with interconnection, permitting, real estate, GIS, finance, origination, and engineering teams to achieve project and company goals. Supervise, coordinate and review the work of multiple development functions, consultants, technicians and others and be accountable for execution on complex, multi-disciplinary projects in the Central U.S. region (focusing on ERCOT, MISO, and SPP market areas) with remote, distributed teams.
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We are Environmental Standards and a subsidiary of Montrose, which is a global environmental services provider offering environmental planning and permitting, measurement and analytical services, and environmental resiliency and sustainability solutions.
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Overseeing preparation and filing of periodic reports with government/regulatory authorities including environmental permitting, i.e.: water treatment, hazardous waste disposal, air permits, underground tank permits, etc.
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Loomis will pay for Security and Firearms Qualifications, Licensing and Permitting. As an Armed Driver Guard, you work with your team to ensure the safe and secure pickup and delivery of cash, coin, and valuables.
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Experience in fields relevant to offshore wind permitting and construction including fisheries, environmental affairs, outreach, marine mammal monitoring, and air permitting. The Senior OSW Permitting Manager will manage and coordinate permitting and compliance efforts for the New England Wind 1 Offshore Wind Project.
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We are seeking a Land Development Project Manager who has experience working with stormwater, utilities, grading drainage, and permitting on local, state and federal levels. Located just north of Boston, MA we are a growing Land Planning, Civil Engineering, and Land Surveying firm.
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To ensure success, the Senior OSW Permitting Manager should have extensive experience in permitting and compliance and possess offshore industry experience and knowledge (offshore wind, or relevant offshore oil and gas, maritime, marine environmental, or health and safety.
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