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)
Senior Supervisor EHS │Three Springs Farms - Rose, OK
Tyson Foods
Rose, OK
This role leads environmental, health, and safety compliance at a food production facility, ensuring adherence to EPA, OSHA, and state regulations while developing training programs and investigating incidents. It suits someone with environmental or occupational safety expertise who can work independently to reduce workplace hazards and maintain regulatory documentation.
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Senior Manager, Environmental Planning
Crusoe
Full-time · Denver, CO · $130,000 – $160,000
Lead environmental planning and regulatory compliance for Crusoe's hyperscale data center and power generation projects, managing risk assessment, permitting, and cross-functional coordination from site identification through construction. This role suits strategic environmental professionals with deep industrial project experience who can translate complex regulatory requirements into business guidance for a rapidly scaling infrastructure company.
Listed on Crusoe’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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