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Job Title: Wastewater Treatment Operator. Wastewater operator licenses not required, but preferred. Performing daily operations and maintenance of treatment plant. Performing daily operations and maintenance of treatment plant.
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From emergency spill response to hazardous waste transportation to wastewater treatment, or from industrial cleaning to full facility closure and remediation, Patriot can do it all with our own internal resources and do so while accomplishing every metric of success.
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Designing electrical components for a wide variety of projects including commercial, industrial, municipal, water and wastewater treatment, and pump stations. Under the guidance of registered professional engineers, provide electrical design and engineering for various electrical systems, including power distribution, light, instrumentation and controls, grounding, telecommunications, and alarm systems.
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Landau Associates is seeking an Engineer (Environmental, Civil, or Chemical) to support our existing industrial stormwater and wastewater practice, including permit compliance support and treatment design.
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Projects include a variety of water, wastewater, recycled water, utility infrastructure and treatment process improvement projects. As a Project Engineer you will play a key role in our water/wastewater practice, performing design work and acting as a lead on projects while working in a multi-disciplined team of project engineers and managers.
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In this role, you will be responsible for providing administrative project support for water and wastewater treatment plants in the Tacoma, WA region, with occasional on-site client visits.
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We also welcome candidates with experience in engineering design of drinking water, wastewater, or raw water systems, pump stations, water or wastewater treatment, or water resource projects.
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Primary Responsibilities (Essential Functions): Plan, organize, assign, direct, and review the work of employees engaged in the operation and maintenance of the wastewater treatment plant, the advanced water treatment facility and the disposal facilities.
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This position will have the opportunity to support work on a variety of projects, including water conveyance, wet weather treatment, CSO’s and wastewater. Experienced: You have 12+ years of experience delivering water/wastewater projects through design and construction.
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Develops, administers, designs, reviews, and inspects capital improvement projects that include electrical components (including high, medium, and low voltage power supply and switchgear, instrumentation and control, generators, SCADA, and PLC’s) and/or systems, for wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, or other public works facilities.
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Water quality analysis and treatment, including potable water systems, wastewater treatment and advanced water quality treatment for indirect and direct reuse. BS in Civil Engineering with emphasis in environmental engineering, civil engineering, and/or water/wastewater system analysis and design.
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