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Seeking a full-time Environmental Analyst or Engineer to join our collaborative team as a trainer and technical advisor for our wastewater training program, which offers more than 100 training events annually, attracting more than 2,000 participants.  In this role, you will: Coordinate, prepare and deliver courses, seminars and self-paced trainings pertinent to wastewater treatment (topics may include chemistry, biology, microbiology, operations, lab procedures, and safety). Establish training goals and standards for learning content, identify training gaps, and collaborate with subject matter experts and stakeholders to create course materials. Provide technical assistance to wastewater treatment plant operators at facility locations, including the assessment of operational problems and recommending process control, maintenance, and management changes to correct such problems. Provide general support and assistance with wastewater programs by preparing quarterly...

NEIWPCC is seeking a full-time Environmental Analyst to serve as a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES) Permit Writer, and to ensure compliance with regulations, polices, and procedures to further protect source water throughout the state. What You’ll Do As a NEIWPCC Environmental Analyst, you will become an essential member of the Drinking Water Source Protection Program (DWSP2). You will: Work with permittees, their representatives, engineers and various members of the public on municipal and industrial wastewater discharge SPDES permits within Source Water Protection areas to ensure permits are up-to-date and include effluent limitations necessary to protect public water supplies. Assist with permit development and renewals, review engineering reports, and conduct water quality and effluent evaluations at wastewater treatment facilities. Assist with internal DWSP2 coordination to ensure the permitting and other processes include source water...

NEIWPCC is seeking a full-time collaboration coordinator to support the Hudson River Estuary Management Program (HREMP). This position will take a collaborative approach to support interdisciplinary research priorities, communications and initiatives across estuary program areas. What You Will Do As a collaboration coordinator, your work will fall into four focus areas: Facilitating program communications across program partners by collaborating with other communications staff on strategy, content, reporting, web maintenance, and newsletters. Engaging with partners and stakeholders by remaining current on coastal management issues, identifying information needs, and ensuring the smooth transfer and translation of scientific information and data to stakeholders. Implementing training for decision makers by continuing existing training program efforts, evaluating audience needs and priority topics, identifying training gaps and opportunities, and facilitating science...