Environmental Engineering

Environmental engineers protect human health and the natural environment by managing contamination, designing remediation systems, assessing environmental impacts, and ensuring regulatory compliance. The discipline spans Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, remedial investigation and feasibility studies, air emissions modelling, and sustainability consulting.

Environmental engineering sits at the intersection of chemistry, biology, and civil engineering. Project types include brownfield redevelopment, underground storage tank removal, industrial facility compliance, NPDES permitting, and CEQA/NEPA documentation. Contract roles are particularly common in this discipline, with firms staffing up for specific remediation programmes.

CCPromoters recruits environmental engineers for private consultancies, government agencies, and remediation contractors. Our specialist recruiters understand the difference between RCRA and CERCLA remediation, can assess IEPA versus NJDEP regulatory experience, and know which firms offer the most interesting project portfolios.