As an Operations & Maintenance Technician, you will work on the daily operations and maintenance of Industrial Wastewater Treatment facilities, ensuring compliance and efficient management. The role includes responding to emergencies and conducting hands-on troubleshooting and maintenance tasks as directed by the Project Manager.

The Water/Wastewater Plant Manager will oversee the operation and maintenance of water and wastewater systems. Responsibilities include managing budgets, ensuring environmental compliance, supervising staff, and client relations. The role requires effective communication and experience in managing water distribution or wastewater treatment systems.

As a Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator, you will handle daily operations and maintenance of equipment at a water treatment facility, ensuring compliance through monitoring and maintenance tasks. The role includes laboratory analysis, record keeping, sludge thickening, and responding to emergencies, while participating in team efforts for environmental protection.

The Entry-level Water Engineer will assist in planning, designing, and overseeing construction of water, wastewater, and stormwater projects. This role involves working closely with experienced engineers, participating in project work from day one, and exercising problem-solving skills while supporting municipal engineering and utility design efforts.

The Traveling Wastewater Treatment Specialist will provide operations and maintenance support at water and wastewater treatment facilities, assist with project transitions, and provide technical support while traveling primarily within Florida and the East Coast.

The entry-level Water Engineer will assist with the planning, design, and construction of various water and environmental projects under the supervision of experienced engineers. Responsibilities include project support in drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and municipal engineering, focusing on utility design and oversight.

The role involves supporting operations and maintenance at water and wastewater treatment facilities, providing technical support, data collection using various software technologies, and assisting project management. The candidate will travel frequently in eastern Massachusetts and possibly other regions along the East Coast.

The Wastewater Project Engineer will provide engineering support for water and wastewater projects, coordinate with other engineers, and oversee construction efforts. Responsibilities include managing project schedules and budgets, preparing design documents, mentoring junior engineers, and engaging with contractors and clients to ensure project compliance.

This entry-level position involves assisting with environmental and engineering tasks for site investigation and remediation projects, including site characterization, data management, and technical report preparation. Candidates will work with experienced professionals and must demonstrate strong field and writing skills while traveling approximately 50% for fieldwork.

As a Wastewater Operator at Woodard & Curran, you will manage wastewater treatment operations to ensure compliance with environmental standards. Your duties will include conducting daily inspections, assisting in equipment repairs, and performing general maintenance tasks. You will work in shifts, including nights and weekends, to meet the facility's operational needs while maximizing your time off.

The Civil Environmental Project Engineer will assist in engineering calculations, project oversight, data analysis, and regulatory submissions. Responsibilities include overseeing contractors, conducting field investigations, and supporting project documentation. Collaboration with a team of experts is essential to address environmental challenges and ensure effective project execution.

The Water Operator or Operator Trainee will manage the operations and maintenance of the wastewater treatment plant and equipment, participate in on-call rotations for emergencies, and ensure compliance with operational standards. Responsibilities include assisting in daily operations, performing maintenance tasks, and addressing operational issues under supervision.

Full-time positions available for individuals interested in water and wastewater utilities, responsible for operation and maintenance of facilities and equipment at water and wastewater facilities.

The Environmental Project Engineer will lead and manage various remediation projects, focusing on technical tasks from project design to execution. Responsibilities include managing project scope, budget, contractor interactions, regulatory compliance, and technical report writing, while collaborating within a multidisciplinary team.

The Sr. Client Manager for Water Services at Woodard & Curran will develop client capture plans, direct client service teams, and drive account growth by understanding clients' needs. This position requires strong business development skills and the ability to work on complex municipal projects while maintaining relationships and ensuring revenue growth.

The Drinking Water Technical Manager leads multi-disciplined project teams in providing engineering support for drinking water projects, overseeing planning, design, and construction. This role requires strong technical, writing, and communication skills, and involves mentoring junior staff while collaborating with senior engineers and project managers.

As a Wastewater Operator/Trainee, you will participate in the daily operations, maintenance, and laboratory analysis of the Wastewater Treatment Facility. This role involves monitoring equipment, performing data entry, generating reports, and collaborating with team members to ensure efficient operations and adherence to safety policies.

The Environmental Remediation Project Engineer will manage and support diverse remediation projects, providing high-quality consulting services to clients. Responsibilities include project planning, technical task execution, compliance with environmental regulations, and leading project teams. Strong analytical, field, and communication skills are essential for technical document preparation and engaging with stakeholders.

The Water/Wastewater Utility Technician assists in the maintenance and operation of water and wastewater systems by monitoring, testing, and performing routine maintenance tasks. Responsibilities include instrument readings, sample collection, grounds maintenance, meter reading, and responding to emergencies.

As a Lift Station Technician, you will conduct inspections, maintenance, and repairs of lift stations, troubleshoot pump issues, maintain records, operate trucks and pumps, respond to emergencies, and train new team members to ensure reliable wastewater collection systems.