Description
WSP is seeking a full-time Senior Remediation / Sediment Engineer to support its growing remediation practice in Traverse City, MI.
As a Senior Remediation / Sediment Engineer, you will serve as the Lead Design Engineer for current key projects/programs focused on sediment remediation. You will participate in the development of strategic approaches that meet regulatory requirements and bring the best value to clients. Your responsibilities will include:
- Providing engineering design expertise for the remediation of contaminated sediments, soil, and groundwater involving remedies such as dredging, capping, containment, in-situ and ex-situ treatment, and subsurface vapor mitigation.
- Coordinating the development and finalization of technical documents, such as feasibility studies, remedial work plans, remedial design drawings and specifications, construction/remediation completion reports, and permit applications in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements.
- Successfully performing project delivery functions including tracking project activities related to scope, schedule, and budget.
- Serving as a technical leader and interacting with clients to solve their toughest issues.
- Serving as a mentor to developing engineers.
To be considered, you must have:
- A B.S. or M.S. degree in civil, environmental, geotechnical, or other similar engineering degrees.
- Minimum 12+ years of experience.
- 40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER certification and up-to-date 8-hour refresher.
- Experienced technical and client relationship-building capabilities.
- Strong working knowledge of regulatory frameworks including CERCLA, RCRA, 401 and 404 permitting, and technical guidance.
- Experience with both conventional and innovative remediation technologies.
- Experience developing and implementing Pre-Design Investigations, Feasibility Studies Remedial Designs, and Remedial Action Implementation projects.
- Strong computer and writing skills.
- Excellent English verbal and written communication skills.
Preferred qualifications include:
- Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Michigan.
- Membership or active participation in local professional practice organisations.