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42. Environmental Engineer (Civil) 1/2 Examination Number and Title. Salary Grade. Salary. 80164, environmental engineer(CIVIL) 1, 20, $45,347. 80-165, environmental engineer (CIVIL) 2, 24, $55,972. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/announ/sched-announcements/Feb18-2003/80-164.cfm

43. Environmental Engineer 2 Salary Grade. Hiring Rate, Job Rate. 30067 environmental engineer 2.24. $54,079, $66,405. $55,972 effective 4/1/02, $68,729 effective 4/1/02. http://www.cs.state.ny.us/announ/cr_announcements/30-067.htm

NEW YORK STATE Department of Civil Service announces Continuous Recruitment Promotion Examination Open to State Employees APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED CONTINUOUSLY TESTS HELD PERIODICALLY Examination Number and Title Salary Grade Hiring Rate Job Rate 30-067 Environmental Engineer 2 effective 4/1/02 effective 4/1/02 OPEN TO ALL QUALIFIED EMPLOYEES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION QUALIFYING EXPERIENCE FOR TAKING THE TEST : On or before the date of filing application, you must be a qualified employee of the Department of Environmental Conservation and must have had one year of permanent competitive or 55-b/55-c service as an Environmental Engineer 1 or Environmental Engineer (Civil) 1. In addition, you must meet one of the following requirements: Either I. Possession of a New York State Professional Engineer's License and current registration. Or II. Possession of a professional engineer's license and current registration from a State or Territory of the United States by means of a 16-hour written licensing examination which is the equivalent of that given in New York State. Application for New York State licensure MUST commence before applying for this examination. Candidates appointed under this option must secure a New York State professional engineer's license within 12 months of appointment in order to continue employment. For either I or II above, you must submit photocopies of your license and current registration with your examination application

44. Jubail Industrial City, Saudi Arabia: Environmental Engineer - Engineering Job O Engineering Job Opening in Jubail Industrial City, Saudi Arabia EnvironmentalEngineer. Location Jubail Industrial City, Eastern Province Saudi Arabia. http://jobs.escapeartist.com/J-42599/

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45. ScienceDaily News Release: Environmental Engineer Works To Resolve Arsenic Poiso Source University Of Cincinnati. Date 200202-07. environmental engineerWorks To Resolve Arsenic Poisoning In Bangladesh Water Supplies. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2002/02/020207075754.htm

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46. Angel B. Espiritu Seeking an environmental engineer position. http://hometown.aol.com/angelbe102/myhomepage/resume.html

htmlAdWH('7003175', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002470', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Angel B. Espiritu Contact Information: Telephone: (510)673-1643 (Mobile) E-mail: angelbe102@aol.com OVERVIEW QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS * Demonstrated strength in regulatory analysis, compliance audit, chemical and process review, air emission inventories, permitting, preparation of environmental impact statement, site investigation and due diligence, development of pollution prevention, industrial health and safety measures, and timely completion and submission of recurring environmental reports. * Effectively interfaced with corporate and regulatory agencies, managed consultants, evaluated environmental and social impacts of proposed projects, developed environmental management and monitoring plans. * Good working knowledge of applicable federal, state, and local regulatory requirements: CAA, CWA, NPDES, SARA, EPCRA and ISO 14000 series standards. * Experienced in project development and management, technical and economic feasibility studies, project proposal and technical report preparation, policy formulation, supervision and management of staff. * Excellent in oral and written communications, organizational, analytical, management and interpersonal skills, proficient in FORTRAN/BASIC, MS Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.

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48. The Environmental Engineer As Forensic Expert The environmental engineer As Forensic Expert The technical scope of the environmentalengineer has expanded dramatically since those early days before 1972. http://www.tabexperts.com/enveng.html

The Environmental Engineer As Forensic Expert Anthony J. DeFalco, P.E., DEE Within the past 30 years there have been great changes in the environmental engineering profession. Today, perhaps, no other engineering discipline requires such broad knowledge of related areas. The important growth of knowledge in this field, however, developed over time and was acquired through various environmental campaigns waged during different time periods, waxing and waning with the intensity of regulatory enforcement and achievement of cleanup goals, respectively. To understand the forensic value of the environmental engineer, it is important to understand first how the profession metamorphosed into its present state. Engineers who have lived through these changes and who have learned from them have much to offer in the forensic field today. The year 1972 was a pivotal year for the environmental engineering profession. That particular year, of course, marked passage of the Water Pollution Control Act (Act) which, in turn, spawned more than 23 amendments and other environmental legislation, as well, either directly or indirectly. Thus, environmental laws and their consequent regulations, after 1972, covered the air, water and soil media and specific issues related to fresh water from surface or subsurface sources, residuals and solid wastes and, of course, hazardous and toxic wastes. From an environmental engineering viewpoint, life before 1972 was considerably simpler when the emphasis was on treatment of conventional pollutants from domestic and municipal sources. These pollutants essentially comprised organic substances which depleted dissolved oxygen from our natural waterways usually resulting in a reduction in diversity of natural flora and fauna and even fish kills in isolated instances. They also included a few select dissolved inorganic substances, as well. By the early seventies, however, pollution from industries became recognized as a serious problem on a grand scale. Pollutants from the entire spectrum of American industry were more complex and, consequently, treatment methods became more sophisticated. Environmental engineering grew in its capacity to keep abreast of newer technologies and adapt existing technologies to these new challenges.

49. Air Quality Permitting environmental engineers and consultants, based in Windsor, Connecticut, USA with multiple offices nationwide as well as offices in South America. Air dispersion modeling is used for air permitting and for evaluating impact of accidental releases, compliance with ambient air quality standards, optional air pollution control systems, and impacts of toxic air pollutant emissions. http://www.trcsolutions.com/corporate/CFS/Environmental/Air Quality/AirPermitg.h

The effect of environmental regulations on business operations and costs has never been greater. These regulations need to be considered in the planning and design of new or expanded facilities. Existing facilities are also subject to environmental control requirements. It is important to know what new and existing regulations apply to your business, what your reporting requirements are, and what liabilities you might be subject to. This is where TRC can assist you. Expertise TRC has over 30 years of experience in air quality consulting and engineering, including the successful completion of over 1000 permitting projects. Our clients include chemical manufacturers, utilities, resource recovery facilities, pulp and paper manufacturers, industrial surface coaters, and a variety of general manufacturing and commercial businesses. TRC's staff of professional engineers, scientists, environmental counsel, and program managers provides cost-effective solutions to environmental regulatory problems. Title V Permitting The Title V Operating Permit program, under the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 (CAAA), is industry's most recent priority for air regulatory compliance. TRC's CAAA expertise, our ability to provide all measurement, consulting, and engineering services, and the value afforded by our national network of offices provide our clients with intelligent, reliable, and cost-effective Title V services. TRC is the nation's leading provider of Title V permitting assistance to U.S. industry, helping many of the Fortune 500 companies as they move toward CAAA compliance.

50. The Environmental Engineer As Forensic Expert The environmental engineer As Forensic Expert. The technical scope of the environmentalengineer has expanded dramatically since those early days before 1972. http://www.tabexperts.com/tabnews/enveng.html

The Environmental Engineer As Forensic Expert Anthony J. DeFalco, P.E., DEE Within the past 30 years there have been great changes in the environmental engineering profession. Today, perhaps, no other engineering discipline requires such broad knowledge of related areas. The important growth of knowledge in this field, however, developed over time and was acquired through various environmental campaigns waged during different time periods, waxing and waning with the intensity of regulatory enforcement and achievement of cleanup goals, respectively. To understand the forensic value of the environmental engineer, it is important to understand first how the profession metamorphosed into its present state. Engineers who have lived through these changes and who have learned from them have much to offer in the forensic field today. The year 1972 was a pivotal year for the environmental engineering profession. That particular year, of course, marked passage of the Water Pollution Control Act (Act) which, in turn, spawned more than 23 amendments and other environmental legislation, as well, either directly or indirectly. Thus, environmental laws and their consequent regulations, after 1972, covered the air, water and soil media and specific issues related to fresh water from surface or subsurface sources, residuals and solid wastes and, of course, hazardous and toxic wastes. From an environmental engineering viewpoint, life before 1972 was considerably simpler when the emphasis was on treatment of conventional pollutants from domestic and municipal sources. These pollutants essentially comprised organic substances which depleted dissolved oxygen from our natural waterways usually resulting in a reduction in diversity of natural flora and fauna and even fish kills in isolated instances. They also included a few select dissolved inorganic substances, as well. By the early seventies, however, pollution from industries became recognized as a serious problem on a grand scale. Pollutants from the entire spectrum of American industry were more complex and, consequently, treatment methods became more sophisticated. Environmental engineering grew in its capacity to keep abreast of newer technologies and adapt existing technologies to these new challenges.

51. GetTech.org - Environmental Engineer environmental engineer. Go back to Engineering Industrial Technology. Anenvironmental engineer may specialize in various tasks or industries. http://www.gettech.org/txt/career_desc_txt.asp?job_id=40

52. Liberte Environmental Associates -- Dave LaLiberte, P.E. Provide environmental engineering solutions to the Northwest. Emphasis on NPDES permitting, combined sewer overflow solutions, and drinking water treatment facilities. http://www.environmental-engineer.com/libassoc/index.html

Liberte Environmental Associates, Inc. Providing Quality Environmental Solutions Arlene LaLiberte, President and Business Manager Dave LaLiberte, P. E., Principal Engineer LEA is an environmental services firm that provides expert water quality solutions, with an emphasis on NPDES permitting, combined sewer overflow systems, drinking water treatment facility design, and environmental projects. Arlene LaLiberte, president of LEA, has a number of years of experience as a business manager. She is the budgeting and scheduling principal at LEA. LEA's principal engineer is Dave LaLiberte. Dave has over 13 years of experience working as an environmental engineer, and his areas of expertise include mixing zone analysis, sewage treatment facility design, and wet weather treatment solutions. The staff at LEA may be contacted as follows (please construct the email addresses manually): David LaLiberte: dave at environmental-engineer dot com Arlene LaLiberte: arlene at environmental-engineer dot com Office Phone: 503.582.1558 Fax Line: 503.582.0569

53. Environmental Engineer Job Reservoir environmental engineer I/II/III Go Back Email this job to a friendCompany New York State. Job Location These positions exist http://www.jobreservoir.com/jobs/112202nyee.html

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Home About Us Contact Us FAQ ... Links For Employers Post a Job! View Resumes For Job Seekers Post a Resume Search for Jobs Bookmark This Site! Recommend this Site! Resumes by Date Posted Monday, March 31st Sr. Environmental Scientist, water policy analyst Environmental Engineer (CA) Computer Science Major Grade I Water Distribution Certified (CA) Water Treatment Plant Operator (CA) Monday, March 17th Engineer specializing in water distribution systems (OH) wastewater operator/supervisor (NJ) Monday, March 10th Environmental Engineer Entry Level (CA/MA) Chemical Engineer (CA) Monday, March 3rd Civil Engineer (MO) Water/Wastewater Operator (WI) Wednesday, February 26th Environmental Engineer specializing in water quality studies (IL/NH) Chemical Engineer (CA) Monday, February 24th Civil/Environmental Graduate specializing in water treatment (MA/NH) Environmental Engineer specializing in membrane processes (SC/NV) Entry Level Environmental Engineer (CO/CA) Wednesday, February 19th Water/Wastewater Utility Engineer/Manager (CA) Water/Wastewater Asset Planning Manager (UT/IL) Environmental Engineer (AZ) Customer Service Rep (CA) ... Civil Engineer/Water Resources (TX) Wednesday, February 12th Civil Engineer specialized in water resources engineering (OH/TX) Civil Engineer Specializing in Water/ WW Quality/Treatment (CA) Environmental Engineer specializing in water quality studies (MD/IL) Construction Management (TX/GA) ... Civil Engineer (Entry Level) (CA) Wednesday, February 5th

55. Index Of / Details of professional services offered by Greenfield Associates, consulting geologists and environmental engineers based in Nottingham, United Kingdom. http://www.greenfield-associates.co.uk/

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56. The Environmental Engineer As Forensic Expert The environmental engineer as Forensic Expert a work re Legal Expertise from the'Lectric Law Library's stacks. The environmental engineer as Forensic Expert http://www.lectlaw.com/filesh/tabenve.htm

The Environmental Engineer as Forensic Expert by Anthony J. DeFalco, P.E., DEE * Within the past 30 years there have been great changes in the environmental engineering profession. Today, perhaps, no other engineering discipline requires such broad knowledge of related areas. The important growth of knowledge in this field, however, developed over time and was acquired through various environmental campaigns waged during different time periods, waxing and waning with the intensity of regulatory enforcement and achievement of cleanup goals, respectively. To understand the forensic value of the environmental engineer, it is important to understand first how the profession metamorphosed into its present state. Engineers who have lived through these changes and who have learned from them have much to offer in the forensic field today. The year 1972 was a pivotal year for the environmental engineering profession. That particular year, of course, marked passage of the Water Pollution Control Act (Act) which, in turn, spawned more than 23 amendments and other environmental legislation, as well, either directly or indirectly. Thus, environmental laws and their consequent regulations, after 1972, covered the air, water and soil media and specific issues related to fresh water from surface or subsurface sources, residuals and solid wastes and, of course, hazardous and toxic wastes. From an environmental engineering viewpoint, life before 1972 was considerably simpler when the emphasis was on treatment of conventional pollutants from domestic and municipal sources. These pollutants essentially comprised organic substances which depleted dissolved oxygen from our natural waterways usually resulting in a reduction in diversity of natural flora and fauna and even fish kills in isolated instances. They also included a few select dissolved inorganic substances, as well. By the early seventies, however, pollution from industries became recognized as a serious problem on a grand scale. Pollutants from the entire spectrum of American industry were more complex and, consequently, treatment methods became more sophisticated. Environmental engineering grew in its capacity to keep abreast of newer technologies and adapt existing technologies to these new challenges.

57. Office Of Administration 4625. environmental engineer IV. DEFINITION. One year of experience as an EnvironmentalEngineer III in the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. OR. http://www.oa.state.mo.us/pers/ClassSpecs/4625.htm

Division of Personnel : Employee Services Employee Services Labor Relations Annual Salary Range: Index No: Twice-A-Month Salary Range: Pay Grade: ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER IV DEFINITION This is administrative or consultative professional engineering work for the Division of Environmental Quality, in the administration of a major activity of a statewide program designed to promote public health and environmental quality. An employee in this class may be responsible for a technical engineering sub-section or act in a consultant capacity within an environmental program in the Division's Central Office. The employee may be responsible for supervision of personnel, or be responsible for technical engineering support functions for a program section in the Division of Environmental Quality Central Office. The employee uses considerable independent judgment and initiative, and receives only general supervision from a designated superior. Any one position may not involve all of the specified duties or knowledges, skills and abilities, nor are the listed examples exhaustive. EXAMPLES OF WORK Supervises a sub-section within a Central Office section of a statewide environmental control program.

58. Buys & Associates, Inc. Environmental Engineer environmental engineer. PATRICIA A. SPAINE. Post Graduate Work, EnvironmentalEngineering Management Colorado State University. http://users.viawest.net/dnet/~buysandassoc/person_4.html

Environmental Engineer PATRICIA A. SPAINE Colorado State University. University of Maryland, Mississippi State University M.C.E. Water Resource Engineering North Carolina State University 1975 B.S. Applied Mathematics and Biological Science North Carolina State University Engineering School 1973 REVELANT EXPERIENCE Ms. Spaine possesses a strong background in field site assessment, industry compliance, industrial site evaluations, industrial and landfill closures, risk evaluations, remediation design and oversight, hazardous waste management, underground storage tanks, groundwater hydrology, domestic and industrial waste, and general sanitary engineering. Reorganized and managed an environmental laboratory. Provided overall field and technical project supervision of technicians and contractors. Directed research and development projects for hazardous waste minimization and treatment processes. Administered process modifications and remediation projects for contaminated soil and groundwater at various installations.

59. CE News Online - For The Business Of Civil Engineering The online companion to Civil Engineering News Magazine, upto-date engineering news, a discussion forum where engineers can consult with their peers, an archive of engineering information, erosion control, land development, concrete design, COGO/DTM, GIS/GPS, environmental engineering, Hydrology/Hydraulics, Maps/plotters, pipe, retaining wall design, roadway design, sewer rehab, structural engineering http://www.cenews.com

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60. Become An Environmental Engineer! PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS, GRADUATE STUDENTS, Becomingan environmental engineer! The UMR environmental egineering http://web.umr.edu/~environ/2_STUDENTS/

INFO STUDENTS ALUMNI PERSONNEL ... JOBS PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS GRADUATE STUDENTS Becoming an Environmental Engineer! T he UMR environmental egineering degree program focuses on producing graduates capable of filling the rapidly growing work force needs in the area of water and wastewater treatment, air pollution control and treatment, and hazardous waste site remediation. What is Environmental Engineering? Environmental engineers are the technical professionals who identify and design solutions for environmental problems. Environmental engineers provide safe drinking water, treat and properly dispose of wastes, maintain air quality, control water pollution, and remediate sites contaminated due to spills or improper disposal of hazardous substances. They monitor the quality of the air, water, and land. And, they develop new improved means to protect the environment. Who employees Environmental Engineers?

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