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Keeping it safe and clean or fixing past errors is the passion of the environmental services professional. Here at Enscicon we love the fact that we live in a country that places such a tremendous focus on and financial commitment behind keeping our land safe and clean for generations to come.

We have a beautiful and clean country and for that you can thank an environmental professional. Since 1994 we have recruited environmental professionals to support the cleanup efforts on some of the largest: Superfund, demilitarization / UXO and toxic spill sites – as well as more modest efforts on air quality control enhancements on industrial facilities.

Helping career environmental professionals get the jobs where they are needed most is a privilege for the staff at Enscicon. If you are an environmental professional, we would like to get to know you. We take the long view on establishing relationships with our candidates and we are part of this industry for the long haul.

With ongoing high-level opportunities here and abroad, we encourage you to reach out to Enscicon to start what we like to think will be an excellent, career-long association.

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FAQ's:

Does it cost me anything to work with Enscicon?

NEVER! Our clients engage Enscicon to find the best technical talent in the world and they pay us to do so.

When will you get me a job?

It depends on your background and experience and specific situation. As a rule, most of our candidates are exposed to several career-enhancing opportunities yearly. That said, since we are not an employment agency, we are engineering job recruiters looking to place candidates in positions that are based on client demand and this demand fluctuates.

How does the process work?

To get started, if you are in the professional market for Structural, Civil, Mechanical , or Electrical Engineering Job opportunities, send us a copy of your resume in Word format by email to info@enscicon.com. Once we receive your resume, one of our Enscicon representatives will reach out to you and establish an ongoing relationship. From there, as we have needs from our clients that dovetail with your experience and aspirations, we will contact you with a call and an email to discuss a possible match. You can also visit our engineering job listings, in our (Career Zone section), for current openings and on going needs. For those looking for additional services we offer such as, Payroll and Employer of Records, please visit the (Client Zone section).

Remediation / Environmental and UXO Professionals we recruit are typically involved in the following :

Site Characterization
Phase I / Phase II (identification/sampling)
Permitting
Project and Program Management
Remedial Design and Construction Oversight
UST (drums / tanks)
Decontamination and Decommissioning
Site Closure
Groundwater Recovery and Treatment
Slurry Trenches / Landfill Capping
Soil Treatment / In Situ Soil Treatment
Stabilization and Fixation
Revegetation
Natural Resource Management
Air Quality and Meteorological Monitoring

Military Munitions :

(UXO) Unexploded Ordnance
(EOD) Explosive Ordanance Disposal
(IED) Improvised Explosive Device
(DMM) Discarded Military Munitions
(MC) Propellants, Fuses, Munitions Constituents
(RCWM) Recovered Chemical Warfare Material
(MPPEH) Materials Potentially Presenting an Explosive Hazard
Remote Sensing / Mapping

Most of the key technical contributors and management staff we place come from the following disciplines :

Contract Administration
Construction Management
Geology / Hydrology
Geophysics
Chemical & Process Engineering
Civil/Structural Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Ecology
Survey
GIS / GPS
Mechanical Engineering
Physics
Quality Control
Health & Safety
Technical Management
Executive Management
Estimating
Operations and Operations Management
Project Controls / Scheduling
Project Management
Proposal Development
Purchasing / Expediting
Sales
Startup & Commissioning