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Staff Level Professional Engineer

SET Environmental Inc
Starting at $80,000/year - SET Environmental has a full range of benefit options including Medical, Dental, and Vision, Paid Time Off, as well as other supplemental benefits.
United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee
735 North Water Street (Show on map)
Sep 10, 2026
A Staff Level Professional Engineer is responsible to: Write, review, and update SPCC plans and SWPPP documents for various facilities Walk through plant floors and yards to check for leak risks, faulty containment, or erosion problems Work with corresponding federal and state agencies on plan submission and reviews Train younger staff and potential client facility personnel on SPCC / SWPPP related items Design and implement corrective actions as required Perform field work consisting of soil, groundwater, and soil vapor sampling Complete environmental investigation activities such as overseeing drilling activities, logging soil, and installing and developing groundwater monitoring wells Complete Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments Evaluate environmental data comparing data to state or federal clean-up standards Lead continuous improvement efforts and assess management of change requirements Miscellaneous duties as assigned POSITION REQUIREMENTS Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Geology, Science or related discipline 5-10 years in environmental engineering or similar. 5 plus years with SPCC / SWPPPs. A valid Professional Engineer (PE) license within the Midwest is a plus, or the ability to obtain within three 3-6 months. Excellent communication, both verbal and written, as well as organizational skills. Ability to interact professionally and independently within the company and with the customer, vendors, and associates. Must be flexible to work different hours as needed by the department/business. Willingness and ability to work outdoors in sometimes challenging conditions performing physical labor as needed. Excellent computer skills including Microsoft Office programs (i.e. Excel, PowerPoint, Word, etc.) Knowledge of government environmental compliance regulations and procedures. Ability to respond to out-of-town projects as needed (10%) OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER training preferred Must pass a local, state, and federal background check Must pass DOT physical including drug and alcohol screening