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ATTENTION, WASTE MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS! When you’re on a ship, where does all the waste go? That’s a complicated question, and one that the Environmental Engineer is responsible for answering. This critical #volunteer role oversees the operation and maintenance of all waste management systems on board, to keep the ship running smoothly! Do you or someone you know have the skillset for this important position? Learn more about how to #FindYourPlaceOnBoard: https://lnkd.in/ghngAG2k #FindYourPlaceOnBoard  #EnvironmentalEngineer #WasteManagment #VolunteerEngineer #MercyShips

Dear connections, These are some positions that are available and anyone studying or working in the related field can apply. I hope this helps someone to land an amazing job! 💚 #ecology #ecologist #ecological #jobalert #environmental #environmentalimpact #hydrology #remediation #jobhiring #environmentalscience

#hiring Environmental Permit Specialist III, Austin, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Austinjobs #Texasjobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gyi94kvB Job Description Prepare, conduct, and document on-site audits of routine to moderately-complex approved pretreatment programs for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statutes, rules, policies, and guidelines. Draft audit reports. Assist in preparing, conducting and documenting on-site audits of politically-sensitive pretreatment programs. Review and evaluate pretreatment program substantial and non-substantial modifications for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statues, rules, policies, and guidelines. Conduct numerical analyses of local limits and incorporates the results into program modifications. Incorporate approved substantial modifications into TPDES permits. Prepare pretreatment sections of routine to moderately-complex TPDES permits. Evaluate pretreatment program annual reports; complete industrial waste surveys and TexTox reports; and make categorical determinations for industrial users. Participate in the resolution of contested permit applications, attend alternative dispute resolutions and public meetings, and prepare expert testimony for public hearings before an Administrative Law Judge or the Commission. Provide basic training to new or less experienced staff; respond to inquiries on assigned permits, audits, and modifications to approved pretreatment programs; communicate information to control authorities, industrial users, agency staff and the public.

#hiring Environmental Permit Specialist III, Austin, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Austinjobs #Texasjobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gyi94kvB Job Description Prepare, conduct, and document on-site audits of routine to moderately-complex approved pretreatment programs for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statutes, rules, policies, and guidelines. Draft audit reports. Assist in preparing, conducting and documenting on-site audits of politically-sensitive pretreatment programs. Review and evaluate pretreatment program substantial and non-substantial modifications for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statues, rules, policies, and guidelines. Conduct numerical analyses of local limits and incorporates the results into program modifications. Incorporate approved substantial modifications into TPDES permits. Prepare pretreatment sections of routine to moderately-complex TPDES permits. Evaluate pretreatment program annual reports; complete industrial waste surveys and TexTox reports; and make categorical determinations for industrial users. Participate in the resolution of contested permit applications, attend alternative dispute resolutions and public meetings, and prepare expert testimony for public hearings before an Administrative Law Judge or the Commission. Provide basic training to new or less experienced staff; respond to inquiries on assigned permits, audits, and modifications to approved pretreatment programs; communicate information to control authorities, industrial users, agency staff and the public.

#hiring Environmental Permit Specialist III, Austin, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Austinjobs #Texasjobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gqBXjFHf Job Description Prepare, conduct, and document on-site audits of routine to moderately-complex approved pretreatment programs for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statutes, rules, policies, and guidelines. Draft audit reports. Assist in preparing, conducting and documenting on-site audits of politically-sensitive pretreatment programs. Review and evaluate pretreatment program substantial and non-substantial modifications for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statues, rules, policies, and guidelines. Conduct numerical analyses of local limits and incorporates the results into program modifications. Incorporate approved substantial modifications into TPDES permits. Prepare pretreatment sections of routine to moderately-complex TPDES permits. Evaluate pretreatment program annual reports; complete industrial waste surveys and TexTox reports; and make categorical determinations for industrial users. Participate in the resolution of contested permit applications, attend alternative dispute resolutions and public meetings, and prepare expert testimony for public hearings before an Administrative Law Judge or the Commission. Provide basic training to new or less experienced staff; respond to inquiries on assigned permits, audits, and modifications to approved pretreatment programs; communicate information to control authorities, industrial users, agency staff and the public.

#hiring Environmental Permit Specialist III, Austin, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Austinjobs #Texasjobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gyi94kvB Job Description Prepare, conduct, and document on-site audits of routine to moderately-complex approved pretreatment programs for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statutes, rules, policies, and guidelines. Draft audit reports. Assist in preparing, conducting and documenting on-site audits of politically-sensitive pretreatment programs. Review and evaluate pretreatment program substantial and non-substantial modifications for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statues, rules, policies, and guidelines. Conduct numerical analyses of local limits and incorporates the results into program modifications. Incorporate approved substantial modifications into TPDES permits. Prepare pretreatment sections of routine to moderately-complex TPDES permits. Evaluate pretreatment program annual reports; complete industrial waste surveys and TexTox reports; and make categorical determinations for industrial users. Participate in the resolution of contested permit applications, attend alternative dispute resolutions and public meetings, and prepare expert testimony for public hearings before an Administrative Law Judge or the Commission. Provide basic training to new or less experienced staff; respond to inquiries on assigned permits, audits, and modifications to approved pretreatment programs; communicate information to control authorities, industrial users, agency staff and the public.

The “we just want someone to manage approvals” statement from my last post is often paired with “we’re sick of paying for consultants”. Or in one case "I f***ing hate consultants." I have some bad news. If you’re a small mining or oil and gas company, and hire a team-of-one environmental manager, you’ll still need consultants. It probably won’t even reduce your consultant spend, at least not significantly. Almost all approval applications, bar the most simple administrative amendments, require a level of assessment of environmental values and impacts - ecology, groundwater, surface water and flooding, noise, air quality, etc. No single in-house environmental manager can do all this work - either technically or logistically. Despite what you hope, you’re not hiring an environment manager to do this work. You’re hiring an environmental manager to: - Increase efficiencies by taking the approvals project management workload off other company leaders, so they can focus on their core responsibilities - Bring the technical background and expertise to be able to speak the environmental assessment and approvals language with consultants, lawyers, regulators and other stakeholders - Scope environmental assessment studies, manage consultants and review technical reports - On top of this, provide all the other value that I mentioned in my last post This is where you might save some of the money that you’ve been spending on consultants. Having an experienced environmental professional to scope environmental assessment projects, more closely manage your consultants, and look after the relationship with your regulators and stakeholders might curb some of the spend if you’ve previously relied on a consultant to manage this aspect of your approvals work. But a single in-house enviro manager will never remove the need to use consultants.

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

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