Skill
Stormwater Management
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Stormwater management refers to the engineering practices and infrastructure used to control runoff from rain and snowmelt in developed areas, including detention ponds, permeable pavement, bioswales, and drainage systems. Civil engineers, urban planners, and environmental professionals design these systems to prevent flooding, reduce erosion, and limit pollutants from entering rivers and streams. It's a core requirement in land development and municipal infrastructure permitting.
Open roles requiring Stormwater Management (2)
Environmental, Health and Safety Manager
FLIR Systems
Full-time · US - Sparks, MD (TDY) · $114,800 – $153,100
Teledyne Energy Systems seeks an EHS Manager to lead environmental compliance, occupational safety, and regulatory programs at their Sparks, Maryland manufacturing facility. This role requires deep expertise in environmental permitting, OSHA compliance, and hazardous waste management, with responsibility for developing policies, conducting audits, and fostering a safety-focused culture across the site.
Listed on FLIR Systems’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Water Resources Engineer
Stanley Consultants
Full-time · Minneapolis, MN · $122,300 – $160,850
Stanley Consultants seeks a Senior Water Resources Engineer to lead technical teams on complex water infrastructure projects including flood modeling, stormwater design, and riverine restoration across multiple office locations. This role suits experienced engineers ready to advance into mentoring and project management while working on nationally and internationally significant water resource challenges.
Listed on Stanley Consultants’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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