AECOM is currently seeking an experienced Environmental Engineer in Kenova, WV to work with engineering and science teams and lead tasks at remediation sites (O&G, industrial, and municipal ) undergoing subsurface investigation and remediation of LNAPL, soil, and groundwater contamination. Responsibilities include organizing, planning, and executing tasks related to remediation systems engineering design, operations, maintenance, and monitoring; modeling and analysis of subsurface conditions and remediation performance; interfacing and writing reports to clients and regulatory agencies. This position will involve a combination of office and field work to support projects.  We seek a technically proficient individual with engineering experience that demonstrate the ability to communicate project methods and results in a clear, concise manner.  Excellent communication, problem solving, and organization skills are desired for integration into our collaborative team-oriented offices. The individual should have a relevant environmental engineering background with an engineering degree in an appropriate discipline. This position includes potential for growth to senior engineering and project management and or group management responsibilities. Responsibilities will include, but may not be limited to the following:Project and task support, report writing, cost estimating, remedial systems design support.Qualified candidates must be comfortable with periodic travel.Flexibility to work on a multitude of diverse projects, a positive attitude, willingness to mentor junior staff, and commitment to workplace health and safety are imperative.DCSA—Environment
With world class technical expertise, leading edge technology and innovative project delivery capability around the world, AECOM’s global environmental practice helps industry and government meet their business goals – to achieve compliance, reduce or eliminate risks and manage impacts. We provide advisory and technical services to help clients cleanup and close contaminated sites and surplus operational facilities and restore them for reuse, plan and permit new facilities, address critical climate change issues, restore habitats and water quality, protect natural and cultural resources, maintain compliance, and cost effectively manage residuals and wastes.