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Iowa Department of Natural Resources
- 24-04496 Environmental Engineer – Water Quality Bureau – The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has an exciting opportunity for a wastewater engineer who demonstrates technical skills, customer focus and a detail-oriented team player to join the Wastewater Engineering team in the role of an Environmental Engineer and help protect water quality. As a wastewater engineer, you will have the distinct opportunity to be an integral part of the engineering team that protects the environment and public health by providing engineering/technical review of construction permit applications and management of wastewater treatment and collection system infrastructure projects including approval of engineering planning reports, antidegradation alternatives analyses, plans and specifications and approve construction permits for non-funded wastewater projects and some Clean Water State Revolving Loan Fund (CWSRF) funded wastewater projects. Location: 6200 Park Avenue Ste 200, Des Moines, Iowa 50321. Hours: Regular office hours (8am – 4:30pm) with occasional travel. Closing Date: July 22, 2024 11:59 PM.
Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has openings in the following positions:
- CO – P1026 – Remediation Project Officer – The purpose of the position is to assist in managing the activities of the CERCLA program to fulfill the obligations of Virginia under CERCLA/SARA (Superfund) laws. The position provides project management and oversight under the Federal Facilities and Superfund programs as well as other state and federal remediation programs to ensure that sites contaminated by solid and hazardous waste constituents are adequately remediated to protect human health and the environment and to include pollution prevention technology whenever possible. Additionally, this position provides technical support and project management of sites within other programs of the Office of Remediation Programs to include RCRA Corrective Action and the Voluntary Remediation Program. Hiring Range: $75,000 – $90,000. Closing date, July 10, 2024, at 11:55 EDT.
- CO – P4628 – Program Coordinator – The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality is seeking a qualified candidate to serve as a member of the Office of Ecology team responsible for coordinating technical, programmatic and policy aspects of the Department’s responsibilities under Virginia Codes 62.1-44.34:29 and 62.1-44.34:33. Specifically, this position leads coordination among DEQ’s water permitting, Land Protection Division, water monitoring and assessment and TMDL programs, as well the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) to consistently manage and respond to reports of PFAS Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) exceedances. Coordinates efforts with the PFAS Expert Advisory Committee and leads the preparation of an annual report. Provides expertise in PFAS regulations and guidelines. Presents content in a manner which facilitates data comprehension by technical and non-technical audiences. Reviews technical documents for consistency with regulatory requirements, PFAS analytical methods, and sound science. Works independently yet interacts effectively as a team member. Hiring Range: $56,051 – $80,000. Closing date, July 12, 2024, at 11:55 EDT.
- CO – P4627- Water Quality Data Analyst – The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality is seeking a qualified candidate to serve as a member of the Office of Ecology team responsible for managing and analyzing PFAS and associated water quality data using advanced statistical and geospatial techniques with computer programming. This position assists with the Department’s responsibilities under Virginia Codes 62.1-44.34:29 and 62.1-44.34:33 by coordinating the transfer and reporting of certain PFAS data with the Virginia Department of Health (VDH), data and information generated by other outside entities as well as data generated by the Department. Manages the development of water quality monitoring data analytic tools, applications, templates and other related information projects as needed. Develops water quality analysis and reporting tools for use by other staff. Compiles and inventories potential PFAS sources from available local, state and federal data. Assists with PFAS field monitoring if/as needed. Presents data in a manner which facilitates data comprehension by technical and non-technical audiences. Reviews technical documents for consistency with regulatory requirements, PFAS analytical methods, and sound science. Works independently yet interacts effectively as a team member. Hiring Range: $56,051 – $80,000. Closing date, July 12, 2024, at 11:55 EDT.