Air Quality Engineer
These highly skilled, trained specialists apply their expertise of engineering principles to perform a variety of practices used in air pollution analysis and control, including physics, chemistry, mathematics, elementary thermodynamics, natural sciences and meteorology, research methods, methods of statistical analysis, and the principles and methods of measuring atmospheric conditions and pollution levels. Air quality engineers also study and document the chemical and physical characteristics of air impurities and their interactions with the environment.
In the construction field, air quality engineers may perform source testing, including scheduling and observing emissions tests and sampling in the field, designing and reviewing source test plans, making compliance determinations and maintaining the source test database. A substantial amount of their work is performed in the field.
Air quality engineers may be called out to construction projects to independently perform or lead detailed air quality projects and/or environmental impact assessments (EIAs) and work with state and federal air permitting requirements.
These engineers may also provide environmental regulatory program analysis and conduct all aspects of air quality permitting for major and minor sources. In doing so, they often need to apply their knowledge of air toxics, litigation support, ambient air monitoring, emissions testing, continuous emissions monitoring systems and environmental data analysis, as well as Title V permits and Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) and New Source Review (NSR) permits.
Sequence: We can recruit the right air quality engineer for you.
Sequence has long been a leader in recruiting and staffing air quality engineers on behalf of our clients. We have come to know and understand the technical and professional nuances of this profession, as well as the vital role air quality engineers have in the construction industry.
We are the premier executive recruiting and staffing firm dedicated to providing employment solutions to the construction, engineering, and environmental, industries around the world. Our skilled and experienced recruiters and staffing professionals are committed to supporting the core industries responsible for building and maintaining the worlds infrastructure, natural resources and environment.
Sequence recruiters are very experienced in the construction industry. Their expansive industry network means they are aware of where the top talent is. They can find the sort of individuals with the knowledge, experience and expertise that is always in demand, those impact players known for their valuable contributions to business.
Our recruiting philosophy, methodology, and practices match the highest standards in the industry. These standards prompt us to carefully screen and present only the most qualified air quality engineer candidates for your organization.
The success of our business is built upon meeting your needs. Because of our experience and expertise in this field, few firms can match our accomplishments. Over time, our clients see us as trusted business partners and a resource they can turn to.
We provide a full spectrum of employment solutions.
Sequence can meet all of your personnel needs, from filling individual air quality engineer jobs for small, local firms to recruiting and staffing whole practice groups for global corporations.
We recruit and staff executive, management, administrative and field-level personnel for temporary and temporary-to-permanent air quality engineer jobs, as well as for direct-hire positions throughout the construction sector worldwide. We also offer short and long-term temporary contract placements, outplacement services and long-term recruiting, in addition to contracting a full range of HR services.
With such a diversity of applications, Sequence has gained experience with a nearly endless list of construction sub-specialties. Many of these specialties are vital to our clients and require the expertise in recruiting and staffing that Sequence provides.
Links:
American Lung Association
Business and Industry Links
Clean Air World
Clean Air Trust
Controlled Environment Testing Association
Environmental and Public Health Organizations
Federal, State and Local Governmental Agencies
Indoor Air Quality Association
Institute of Clean Air Companies
Manufacturers of Emission Controls Association
National Association of Clean Air Agencies
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