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New Post: Brownfield Redevelopment Specialists and Site Managers - https://lnkd.in/ecFvgDeS Redevelopment Specialists and Site Managers are professionals dedicated to revitalizing contaminated or underutilized properties, known as brownfields, for various purposes, such as commercial, residential, or industrial use. Their roles involve managing the complexities of transforming environmentally challenged sites into safe, sustainable, and economically viable assets. These specialists play a vital role in environmental conservation…
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New Post: Brownfield Redevelopment Specialists and Site Managers - https://lnkd.in/ePSJkCFi Redevelopment Specialists and Site Managers are professionals dedicated to revitalizing contaminated or underutilized properties, known as brownfields, for various purposes, such as commercial, residential, or industrial use. Their roles involve managing the complexities of transforming environmentally challenged sites into safe, sustainable, and economically viable assets. These specialists play a vital role in environmental conservation…
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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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Managing risk to the environment caused by construction, managing risk to construction posed by the environment
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Tackling Confirmation Bias in Environmental Management Roles As the construction industry evolves, the clarity of roles such as the Environmental Clerk of Works (EnvCoW) becomes crucial. Yet, confusion persists, often exacerbated by confirmation bias—our tendency to favour information that confirms our pre-existing beliefs. At recent workshops, like the one at the University of West of Scotland, it's clear that misinterpretations of the EnvCoW role are common, sometimes confused with Environmental Advisors or Ecological Clerks of Works (ECoW). This not only causes inconsistencies but can mislead regulatory bodies and affect project compliance. Confirmation bias can manifest in various ways: - Biased attention: Ignoring new data that suggests a need for change. - Biased interpretation: Viewing information through the lens of current beliefs. - Biased memory: Recalling only details that uphold our existing views. To combat this, it's imperative for impact assessment practitioners to clearly define and assign responsibilities. This ensures compliance and avoids conflicts of interest. Developers must understand and implement planning consents accurately, engaging environmental managers to coordinate efforts effectively. By acknowledging and addressing confirmation bias, and by strictly adhering to defined roles, we can enhance environmental management practices, leading to a more efficient, effective, and transparent construction industry. Do you see confirmation bias impacting your projects? Have you implemented strategies to mitigate these biases? We can help – to read the full article click here: https://lnkd.in/e3nafdp4 #ConstructionIndustry #EnvironmentalManagement #ProjectCompliance #EnvironmentalSustainability #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Tackling Confirmation Bias in Environmental Management Roles As the construction industry evolves, the clarity of roles such as the Environmental Clerk of Works (EnvCoW) becomes crucial. Yet, confusion persists, often exacerbated by confirmation bias—our tendency to favour information that confirms our pre-existing beliefs. At recent workshops, like the one at the University of West of Scotland, it's clear that misinterpretations of the EnvCoW role are common, sometimes confused with Environmental Advisors or Ecological Clerks of Works (ECoW). This not only causes inconsistencies but can mislead regulatory bodies and affect project compliance. Confirmation bias can manifest in various ways: - Biased attention: Ignoring new data that suggests a need for change. - Biased interpretation: Viewing information through the lens of current beliefs. - Biased memory: Recalling only details that uphold our existing views. To combat this, it's imperative for impact assessment practitioners to clearly define and assign responsibilities. This ensures compliance and avoids conflicts of interest. Developers must understand and implement planning consents accurately, engaging environmental managers to coordinate efforts effectively. By acknowledging and addressing confirmation bias, and by strictly adhering to defined roles, we can enhance environmental management practices, leading to a more efficient, effective, and transparent construction industry. Do you see confirmation bias impacting your projects? Have you implemented strategies to mitigate these biases? We can help – to read the full article click here: https://lnkd.in/e3nafdp4 #ConstructionIndustry #EnvironmentalManagement #ProjectCompliance #EnvironmentalSustainability #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Redefining the Role of Environmental Consultants in Development Projects. Chris Cox here from Cox Planning Solutions, and today we're diving into a critical aspect of property development often overlooked – the role of an environmental consultant. Or rather, what it really should be versus what it's often seen as. 🚧 A Misunderstood Role: Often developers have the wrong expectations for their environmental consultants, risking delays and budget overruns. 📈 A Strategic Advisor, Not Just a Compliance Checker: They're crucial in aligning your development with environmental standards. 🌱 Engage Early: Involve an environmental consultant right from the start to avoid future project hurdles. Choose Wisely: Go beyond checklist-focused consultants. Seek those who strategize for your project's efficiency and success. 🔗 Want more insights? Visit coxplanningsolutions.com and don't forget to follow us on LinkedIn. #EnvironmentalConsulting #PropertyDevelopment #CoxPlanningSolutions
Misaligned Expectations: The Cost of the Wrong Environmental Consultant
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Kleinfelder’s team can support each phase of a development, from site selection and due diligence to approvals and licensing, to construction and operations, and even through to project completion. Our in-house capabilities can cover the entire development process including: 📋 planning 👷♂️ environmental construction management 📝environmental auditing and reporting 🌳 site rehabilitation 🗣 stakeholder engagement 👉 for more details head to kleinfelder.com.au #Planning #approval #EnvironmentalImpactStatements #Duediligence #Environmentalmanagementplans #GIS #auditing #stakeholderengagement #masterplanning #Sustainabilityplans
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Principal Environmental Planner. I help property owners accelerate land entitlements with streamlined wetlands permits, biological authorizations, and CEQA/NEPA review.
Today’s takeaway comments about property development vs. wetlands and biology at today’s #NorthStateBIA event: Comment: There’s nothing easy about wetlands permitting. Response: You’re right. The requirements and timelines often do not make sense or are overbearing. The best way to manage these issues is knowing what you are dealing with before buying or applying and then planning your desired outcome. Comment: Is it faster to go through state or federal permits? Response: The EPA’s recent decision to exclude isolated wetlands and waters from federal jurisdiction creates confusion, but also opportunity. State permitting guidelines require agencies to permit projects in 3 months if a complete application is submitted. Comment: The biggest issue we have is with poor customer service and project management. Response: Absolutely. No developer or builder wants to manage someone else’s job. When you hire an environmental consultant, their service should come with response and customer service that anticipates your project goals. #PropertyDevelopment #WetlandsPermitting #EnvironmentalConsultants
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