Project Engineer-Environmental

K SINGH & ASSOCIATES INC•Milwaukee, WI

About The Position

The Project Engineer independently performs and coordinates environmental engineering work related to site assessments, contaminated-site investigations, remediation, and brownfield redevelopment. The role prepares and reviews technical documents and coordinates with clients, regulators, and project teams to advance investigation, cleanup, and regulatory closure. Engineers generally work in offices, but also spend time outdoors at investigation, remediation, and construction sites conducting fieldwork, monitoring activities, or solving problems onsite. The position requires the ability to sit, stand, walk, use hands and fingers, occasionally reach above or below shoulder level, lift, push, pull, or carry up to 25 pounds, and operate a motor vehicle.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.
Current Professional Engineer (PE) license; Wisconsin licensure or ability to obtain it by reciprocity.
Four or more years of relevant environmental consulting experience in site assessment, investigation, or remediation.
Strong technical writing and communication skills, including preparing reports and regulatory submittals.
Ability to complete technical work independently and coordinate with clients, field staff, and subcontractors.
Working knowledge of Wisconsin environmental requirements and contaminated-site investigation and cleanup procedures.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office O365, Adobe Acrobat or Bluebeam, and tools used to evaluate environmental data.

Responsibilities

Coordinate project requirements, technical approaches, and deliverables with clients and project teams.
Evaluate historical records, site conditions, and environmental data to identify contamination concerns.
Perform and prepare Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and Phase II site investigations.
Develop investigation work plans and coordinate soil, groundwater, and soil vapor sampling.
Interpret laboratory and field data to evaluate contaminant sources, extent, and potential migration.
Evaluate remediation alternatives and develop remedial action plans and engineering designs.
Prepare and review technical reports, drawings, specifications, proposals, and cost estimates.
Coordinate assigned project scope, schedules, budgets, field staff, and subcontractors.
Apply project health and safety requirements and applicable environmental regulations.
Communicate technical findings and recommendations to clients, regulators, and project teams.
Support environmental permitting, compliance, and contaminated materials management.
Oversee remediation activities, document results, and prepare regulatory closure submittals.