Environmental Associate Project Engineer

EnSafe is an employee-owned environmental, health, and safety consulting firm focused on impactful, technically challenging work and long-term client relationships. The Environmental Associate Project Engineer supports environmental remediation projects through remedial system design, operations and maintenance, monitoring, field testing, data analysis, technical reporting, inspections, compliance work, and stakeholder communication.

Responsibilities:

• Manage O&M of remedial systems, operational data collection, and troubleshooting
• Oversee and manage subcontractors
• Assist with designing small and large-scale remedial systems to address soil, groundwater, and vapor contamination for sites regulated under CERCLA, RCRA, and state programs
• Prepare remediation feasibility studies, remedial action plans, and cost estimates
• Design and lead pilot studies and field testing for various/emerging contaminants
• Provide data compilation, database management, statistical evaluation, and modeling
• Review existing data and develop a strategy to fill data gaps and determine the remedial approach
• Write and review technical reports
• Initiate and complete environmental inspections at client facilities
• Communicate with clients, regulatory agencies, vendors, subcontractors, and other stakeholders
• Execute other tasks such as SPCC Plans, SWPPPs, permit applications, and compliance reports; Brownfields assessment and rehabilitation; and remedial system construction management

Requirements:

• B.S. in Civil, Chemical, Mechanical, or Environmental Engineering from an ABET-accredited institution
• Between 3-10 years of experience
• 40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER certification
• Michigan EGLE Waste Treatment Plant Operator A-2d, B-3b Certification, or ability to obtain within 6 months
• Proficient with vapor mitigation and groundwater/soil remediation technologies, and remedial system troubleshooting and O&M
• Experienced in drafting remedial system designs, plans and specifications, PFDs, P&IDs, equipment layouts, and material balances
• Understanding groundwater/lithology characteristics/logging, hydraulics
• Critical thinking and critical thinking skills
• Strong work ethic, attention to detail, and communication skills
• Valid driver's license to operate a vehicle in the U.S
• Regional travel up to 35% on an annual basis
• E.I.T or P.E. License, preferred