Senior Professional Engineer - Environmental Remediation

Florida; Tallahassee (FL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) in Tallahassee seeks a Professional Engineer III to oversee petroleum restoration program activities, review designs, and certify remedial actions. The role requires a Florida PE license and extensive experience in site assessment, remediation, and regulatory compliance.

The position focuses on complex rehabilitation projects, cost-effective cleanup strategies, and collaboration with engineers, contractors, and program staff to develop

Qualifications

• Knowledge of site assessment and environmental remediation concepts.
• Knowledge of contamination remediation methods and costs.
• Ability to inspect sites and interpret technical reports.
• Has OSHA HAZWOPER certification or ability to obtain within six months.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical oversight and certification of Remedial Action documents and RAP/RAC designs.
• Oversee contamination assessment and remedial actions for rehabilitation projects; review scopes and negotiate with contractors.
• Review technical reports, contractor invoices, and monitor project progress for timely, cost-effective cleanup.
• Consult with other engineers and disseminate guidance to leadership and staff.

Skills

Site assessment knowledge

Remediation design

Project oversight

Communication skills

Site inspections

OSHA HAZWOPER

Regulatory understanding

Data interpretation

Education

Professional Engineer (PE) license in Florida

Job description

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) in Tallahassee seeks a Professional Engineer III to oversee petroleum restoration program activities, review designs, and certify remedial actions. The role requires a Florida PE license and extensive experience in site assessment, remediation, and regulatory compliance.

The position focuses on complex rehabilitation projects, cost-effective cleanup strategies, and collaboration with engineers, contractors, and program staff to develop