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We are continuing to execute our growth plan! Check out our listing for a Mid-Level Natural Resources and Project Development Associate, along with other openings, in the link below. #TheEnvironmentalLawFirm

Cap-and-Invest Group Manager (WMS Band 3) - Lacey, WA. Apply by 6/2/24. $105,789 - $135,176. The Washington State Department of Ecology is looking to fill a Cap-and-Invest Group Manager (WMS Band 3) position who will oversee Washington’s cap-and-invest program and other key components of the Climate Commitment Act (CCA). You’ll be charged with making high-profile and high-risk policy decisions as you lead the operation and further development of Washington’s market-based program to achieve the state’s greenhouse gas (GHG) limits. In this leadership role, you’ll coordinate and oversee the work of the Cap-and-Invest Group’s three different sections, as they work together to carry out a broad, market-based regulatory program. Additionally, you’ll represent the Department of Ecology in consultation with Tribes, and will communicate with the Governor’s office, members of the State Legislature, residents of disproportionately impacted communities, businesses, and stakeholders in all matters relating to the Climate Commitment Act. Minimum Qualifications: A total of nine years of experience and/or education as described below: - Experience: professional experience in natural resource planning, program development or management. This must include a minimum of three years of supervisory experience managing technical and policy staff. - Education: involving major study in environmental, physical, or natural science, engineering, planning, public administration, business administration, or related field. Interested candidates can find more details at the link in our bio or can apply at https://buff.ly/4amfZj3 🌿 Follow @EnvironmentalJobs for more green job opportunities! 🌿 ➡️ HIRING? Share your jobs with us: https://buff.ly/3HCRY9r ⬅️ #greenjobs #nowhiring #HiringNow #jobs #jobsearch #sustainability #environmentaljobs #ecojobs #law #policy #renewableenergy #capandinvest #manager #lacey #washingtonstate #ecology #climate #leadership #coordinator #spokesperson #planning #management #supervisor #programdevelopment #engineering #publicadministration #businessadministration

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How about a role where you can use your technical genius to engage decision-makers on social and environmental value in major projects? It's time you met my colleagues in the Planning, Environmental Consenting & Communities team. When you join us, you'll ensure sustainability isn't just "sticking to the regs" but woven through every decision we make. Think differently and want your career to reflect that? Follow me for updates and opportunities to help us redefine strategic environmental planning, or search for live jobs below. #InsideAtkinsRéalis #EngineeringBetter #EnvironmentalPlanningJobs #MakeItBrilliant

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You're an environmental consultant. How do you make sure your clients are satisfied with your work? ================================ When I provide them with feasible solutions to environmental problems that are easy to implement with minimal expertise and tools, low cost, and require little time to execute, and when their impact is quick and noticeable, the client does not have to frequently come back to me with recurring problems or new issues arising during the implementation process. The client feels satisfied when I do not employ a large number of specialists and experts, and my work does not disrupt the project or cause financial and time losses

As biological consultants, we often focus on wildlife and habitat concerns. However, we understand that project managers juggle many responsibilities, including: ✔ Environmental Compliance  ✔ Worker safety  ✔ Project timelines and budgets  ✔ Equipment and material logistics  ✔ Regulatory requirements from various agencies When you understand that each of these areas also requires its own unique permitting processes, it's clear why many project managers feel overwhelmed. The permitting process can be overwhelming and a significant source of stress and potential delays. We've seen projects hit unexpected roadblocks due to overlooked permits or last-minute discoveries that require additional authorizations. For instance, a seemingly straightforward project can suddenly require a Section 10 incidental take permit if a protected species is found on site, potentially adding months to your timeline. Each permit comes with its own set of requirements, timelines, and potential pitfalls: Environmental Assessments (EAs) or Environmental Impact Statements (EISs) may be required, often involving lengthy public comment periods. Permits might need to be obtained from multiple agencies—federal, state, and local—each with its own procedures and timelines. The specific surveys required can vary widely depending on the project location and potential species present, affecting scheduling and budgeting. Knowing all of this, here’s our advice: ✔ Engage in early consultation to identify all potential permitting needs, helping to avoid surprises down the line. ✔ Align biological surveys and assessments with the project timeline, considering optimal survey windows and agency processing times. ✔ Leverage established relationships with regulatory agencies to help streamline the permitting process. ✔ Translate complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable steps for the team. Time is money in construction and development, butwith the right expertise the permitting process can go from a potential obstacle to a well-managed part of your project plan. #PermittingProcess #EnvironmentalCompliance #ConstructionChallenges #BiologicalConsulting

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