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Environmental Engineer - Projects

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everhireNew York (NY)

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Senior

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$100,000 - $130,000 per year

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Project Environmental Engineer (Site Investigation & Remediation)[Location], NY | Permanent | Full-time$100,000 to $130,000 base plus performance bonusI'm working with one of the leading environmental consulting firms in the Northeast, with a specialist site investigation and remediation team. They're looking for a Project Environmental Engineer with 4+ years' experience who's ready to take on more responsibility for running tasks, field programs and people. You'll split your time between the field and the office, working on assessment and remediation projects at industrial and brownfield sites. Designing field programs, writing work plans and protocols, and leading field teams Overseeing subcontractors including drillers, equipment operators and haulers Reviewing and interpreting project data, and preparing reports with remediation recommendations Mentoring and training junior staff Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related technical field 4+ years in environmental consulting, with clear progression in site investigation and remediation Experience designing and managing field programs, including scheduling, budgeting and subcontractor management Experience implementing common remedial technologies in the field Solid data evaluation and report writing skills Knowledge of common technical protocols and regulatory requirements Happy working outdoors in all conditions and driving between project sites100,000 - $130,000 base, plus performance and profit-based bonuses Medical, dental and vision Company-paid life and disability insurance If you're an environmental engineer with 4+ years in investigation and remediation and want to step up, apply here or message me directly for a confidential conversation.

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