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SENIOR PROJECT ASSURANCE ENGINEER required by our Client, within the Renewables industry, to be assigned on a Contract basis, located in Boston, MA. You will oversee the entire project lifecycle, from initial concept through to commercial operation, ensuring technical excellence, adherence to industry standards, and optimal return on investment.
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Mentor staff; May provide supervision to other engineering team members on a project. Page provides architecture, engineering, interiors and consulting services on large, complex projects around the world.
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We are currently seeking a Project Geotechnical Engineer with strong technical and leadership skills to work on challenging geotechnical and integrated geotechnical/environmental services projects for a wide range of clients.
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ERM is looking for a motivated, hands-on Managing Consultant, Environmental Project Manager, Engineer/Geologist to join our growing Liability Portfolio Management & Remediation team in Boston, Massachusetts.
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We have set bold targets to harness the power of renewable energy to generate savings for low-to-moderate income households, create jobs for underserved workers, help bring minority and women-owned businesses into the renewable energy supply chain, and help revive disinvested communities through tax payments on previously under-utilized land.
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The Lead Project Engineer is a key role within the Offshore Renewables Business, focusing on. compliance with industry standards, meeting project requirements, and maximizing returns on.
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The Project Civil Engineer – Renewable Energy (Boston, Massachusetts) is an expert in the standards and practices for ground mount renewables projects and can work with both internal and external partners to design, review, and provide guidance on Civil Engineering issues.
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This is a key role within the Offshore Renewables Business, focusing on the delivery of large-scale offshore wind projects in the US and overseas. Senior Project Engineer. The individual is responsible to facilitate the design process of an offshore wind project from origination through feasibility, concept, FEED (Front End Engineering Design), detail design, procurement, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, and handover to operations.
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A Vibrant Culture that is Focused on Partnership, Sustainability, Giving Back to Our Communities and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Our company culture is driven by our 4 Cs - we are Client-Centered, Curious, Collaborative, and Community Minded - which support our focus on sustainability, safety, diversity, equity and inclusion.
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At least 8 years of experience working on waterfront and coastal design projects, preferably with structural elements. Supervising on-site field staff and serving as the primary point of contact in client and contractor discussions.
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This role will focus on our Community Offshore Wind project off the cost of New York and New Jersey. Licensed Professional Engineer or on path to obtain. Deliver and enhance the Project Certification strategy and set up certification strategies on future projects.
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Site/civil experience on a variety of project sites including the ability to design and oversee site layout, grading, drainage, infrastructure, erosion and sediment control, etc. Langan is seeking a Civil Project Engineer/Manager , looking for career growth, to join its collaborative team in Boston, MA.
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We are currently looking for versatile civil, geotechnical, or structural engineers in either NYC, Iselin NJ, Boston, or Arlington VA to serve as a Senior Project Engineer in our tunnels resource group with a focus on underground design and construction projects.
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Based in Pittsburgh and with nearly 100 offices nationwide, we partner with clients on everything from roads, bridges, tunnels, mass transit, and airports, to water treatment plants, arctic oil pipelines, environmental restoration and specialized overseas construction.
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May serve as Lead Designer on less complex projects or discrete tasks on more complex projects to produce a complete and coordinated project by meeting and effectively communicating with the project team.
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