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Environmental Engineer - Wastewater

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stone peak servicesSpringfield (MA)

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Environmental Engineer - Wastewater
Location: Springfield, MA
Schedule: Full time - Year round
Travel: Roughly 30%Currently seeking individuals to fill the position as an Industrial Wastewater Treatment Systems Environmental Engineer. Individuals with experience with wastewater systems are strongly urged to apply. National engineering firm which offers complete planning, process engineering, facility development, and construction management services. Candidates should have a strong knowledge of: PFDs, P&IDs, equipment layouts, piping and sewer design, equipment lists. Water & mass balance. Project schedule and budget. Equipment specification and procurement. Development of RFQs. Installation over-site. System startup. Permit acquisition. Site specific permit evaluations & scheduling. Industrial-user wastewater discharge permits. Air permits. SPCC permits. Wastewater characterization and data analysis. Preferred candidates should have:2+ years of relevant experience Experience with sanitary environments, the food industry or industrial design is a plus
Required: Technical writing ability. Proficiency with MS Office Suite. Knowledge of AutoCAD.Candidates without a minimum of a bachelor's degree in Environmental, Civil, or Chemical Engineering will NOT be considered. Minimum 1+ year(s) of experience in a similar field or internship required. Not accepting applications from candidates who will require visa sponsorship. Only candidates who are U.S. Citizens, lawful residents, or are otherwise authorized to work in the US without employer sponsorship will be considered. The successful candidates will be professional, self-motivated, energetic and enthusiastic with excellent communication and inter-personal skills. Compensation includes base salary (based on experience) plus eligibility for performance bonus, profit share, 401k employer contribution, health/dental/disability/life benefits, flexible spending and paid vacation.

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