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Arcadis is seeking an experienced Water/Wastewater Engineer to join our Resilience Water team in Western NY. This position may report to our Buffalo, NY, or Rochester, NY office location. Arcadis is the world's leading company delivering sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets.
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Ensuring project compliance with all Arcadis practices and quality and safety standards. Arcadis offers benefits for full-time positions. In this role, you will support projects and clients in the planning, design, and construction phases of water/wastewater treatment plants, distribution/collection systems, and pump/lift stations.
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WSP is currently initiating a search for an Early Career Environmental Scientist / Geologist to support our Northeast Region. We are a global leader in environmental consulting - made stronger with the recent acquisition of Wood's Environment & Infrastructure business and Golder - with world-class expertise in environmental, social and governance (ESG), climate resiliency & sustainability (CRS), and earth sciences.
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This position will assist the project team and Project Manager in providing field support, and technical assistance on environmental investigation and remediation projects.
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Senior Geologist / Scientist I. Holds professional certification as applicable (P.G./LSP/LSRP/CIH/CSP, etc.) Senior Geologist / Scientist I. Technical Data Review and Report Preparation: Coordinate and provide quality control for data collection and review of project results, including the reduction of field data to evaluate and determine future client needs and project requirements.
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