The Environmental Project Engineer leads and manages environmental investigation and remediation projects, including Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments. Responsibilities include preparing feasibility studies, cost estimates, and remedial action plans, coordinating field personnel, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The role also involves mentoring junior staff and requires significant project management experience in environmental consulting.

The Staff Engineer will perform field and laboratory tests, prepare project proposals, manage testing projects, and maintain client communications. They will gain relevant experience towards obtaining a Professional Engineer license and work both independently and as part of a team on projects.

The Level II Radiographer conducts nondestructive examinations using techniques like ultrasonic and radiographic inspections. Responsibilities include leading crews, training assistants, and preparing accurate reports while ensuring safety on job sites.

The Regional Safety Lead ensures safety in Braun Intertec offices and field locations, enforcing safety standards, conducting audits, and providing training. They advocate for employee safety, lead incident responses, and communicate safety goals to management and staff. The role involves collaboration with local leaders, contributing to safety meetings, and supporting business development proposals.

The Dispatcher/Administrative Assistant will assist in organizing job information for project management, track project risks, input data into various software systems, create and maintain spreadsheets, prepare reports, perform administrative tasks, and schedule technicians.

The Environmental Project Manager will manage environmental compliance projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget. Responsibilities include collaborating with clients and the project team, tracking project performance, and performing technical work in environmental compliance. The role requires strong leadership skills and a solid background in environmental permitting.

The Drilling Assistant will support drilling operations by assisting with data and sample collection, maintaining equipment, and promoting a safe work environment. Responsibilities include maintaining the drill rig and support vehicles, ensuring compliance with safety procedures, and being available for travel and varying work hours.

The Environmental Staff Engineer/Scientist I will conduct Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, assist with report writing and data management, conduct field work, oversee subcontractors, and collaborate with team members and clients to develop solutions for environmental issues.

The Staff Environmental Scientist/Engineer is responsible for conducting field work, managing site assessments, writing technical reports, and collaborating with project teams to meet client expectations. Duties include environmental sampling, oversight of subcontractors, and creative problem-solving for environmental issues. This role involves travel and requires strong communication skills.

The internship offers students hands-on experience in environmental investigation and remediation, technical document preparation, and field activities such as site reconnaissance and sample collection. Participants will work with technicians, engineers, and scientists, gaining exposure to various environmental project tasks.

The Air Quality Engineer will work within the Environmental Compliance practice group, managing complex air quality projects, serving as the technical lead on air permitting and compliance, mentoring junior staff, performing regulatory reviews, and building client relationships to ensure project success.

The Geotechnical Staff Engineer will manage geotechnical and material testing projects, communicate with clients, develop solutions, prepare engineering reports, and perform field tests. This role involves working independently and as part of a team to deliver high-quality engineering solutions.

As a Nondestructive Examination Intern, you'll perform and assist with various inspection techniques, prepare reports, and maintain safety standards. This is a full-time, temporary position lasting through the summer, with opportunities for training in nondestructive testing.

The Vice President of Client Development leads strategic growth initiatives and manages financial performance for client development. This role involves collaborating with division leaders, assessing market opportunities, establishing business development expectations, and developing strategies for client service and project delivery. The position requires strong leadership skills and a focus on continuous improvement while mitigating risks and enhancing client relationships.

The Geotechnical Drilling Assistant will support drilling operations, assist in sample collection in the field, maintain equipment and vehicles, enforce safety practices, and operate support vehicles. Training and mentorship opportunities are available for skill advancement.

The Geotechnical Project Engineer will manage complex geotechnical projects, prepare proposals and engineering reports, provide client relationship management, and lead project teams. The role also involves engineering analysis, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring compliance with safety policies, requiring strong leadership and communication skills.

The Geotechnical Project Engineer manages complex geotechnical projects, develops client relationships, leads project teams, prepares proposals and engineering reports, and ensures compliance with health and safety standards. They mentor junior staff and perform engineering analysis while managing project scope, schedule, and budget.

The Senior Geotechnical Engineer will be responsible for managing and executing geotechnical projects, preparing proposals, reviewing engineering work, conducting analyses, and making geotechnical recommendations. The role involves overseeing project teams, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring client satisfaction through clear communication and technical expertise.

The Staff Engineer will conduct field and laboratory tests, manage geotechnical projects, develop solutions, prepare engineering reports, and observe construction activities. The role involves client communication and supporting the team on various engineering projects. The candidate will work towards obtaining a Professional Engineer license and must be proficient in field-testing and report writing.

The Project Scientist I will coordinate data collection and environmental assessments related to the Iron Mining industry, manage Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, conduct hazardous material assessments, perform cost estimates, and prepare response action plans while maintaining client communications and overseeing field personnel.