We’re looking for a highly experienced and dynamic environmental laboratory professional to serve as MassDEP’s Director of the Division of Environmental Laboratory Sciences and Wall Experiment Station, the Massachusetts state environmental laboratory facility in Lawrence, MA. In this role, the Director will... ✨ Manage and supervise all environmental laboratory scientific operations and provide timely analytical data required to support the goals, objectives, and overall mission of MassDEP ✨ Oversee operations of the LEED platinum facility ✨ Provide high-quality technical support on environmental laboratory sciences and environmental monitoring issues ✨ Collaborate with environmental and public health laboratory professionals and researchers across the nation ✨ & more! To learn more about the Director position and how to apply, please visit: https://lnkd.in/dY2aSF8c #job #hiring #career #EnvironmentalJobs #HiringNow #GreenCareers #environment #ApplyNow #MassDEP
About us
MassDEP serves the Commonwealth by protecting natural resource areas that involve water, land and air. MassDEP is responsible for ensuring clean air and water, safe management and recycling of solid and hazardous wastes, timely cleanup of hazardous waste sites and spills, and the preservation of wetlands and coastal resources. MassDEP enforces environmental laws, provides technical assistance to cities and towns, issues permits and licenses for activities near sensitive resources, inspects contaminated site cleanups, and partners with other federal and state agencies, municipal officials and environmental stakeholders.
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https://www.mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-department-of-environmental-protection
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- Government Administration
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- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Type
- Government Agency
- Specialties
- Environmental Protection, Human Health, Improving the Environment, Circular Economy, Waste, Pollution, Recycling, Air Quality, Water Quality, and Clean Energy
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Boston, Massachusetts 02134, US
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Recycling your electronics responsibly keeps toxic materials out of our environment and is good for the economy! ♻️ Use RecycleSmartMA’s Beyond the Bin tool to find a local drop-off site near you: https://lnkd.in/e2GYff3j #DYK #RecycleSamrtMA #Recycle #RecycleElectronics
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MassDEP’s Emergency Response teams are on call 24/7 to protect our environment and public health. And for fifty years, MassDEP has been showing up. #TakeMeBackTuesday to 2014 when a tanker carrying 11,000 gallons of gasoline rolled over on Route 24 in Fall River. MassDEP’s Southeast Regional Office Emergency Response was on the scene to assess the potential impact on nearby wetland areas, vernal pools, and a stream. #MassDEP #MassDEP50 #EmergencyResponse #SERO #ProtectingtheEnvironment #PreservingOurFuture #Environment #PublicHealth
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🗓️ Reminder: 1 week from today is the Virtual Public Hearing and Testimony Deadline for the Draft 2025 State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plans.
MassDEP has released the 2025 Draft Intended Use Plans for the Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) programs today. The SRF offers cities and towns affordable, low-interest loan options to update aging infrastructure, improving our water supply and drinking water safety. The SRF also helps our local communities comply with federal and state water quality requirements for wastewater treatment plants and collection systems. MassDEP will hold a virtual public hearing on the Draft Intended Use Plans on March 3, 2025 at 1:00 PM. We will accept written testimony until 12:00 PM on March 3, 2025. Please visit our website to learn more about the SRF, 2025 draft plans, how to participate in the public comment period, and to register for the public hearing. https://lnkd.in/eymRNAYq
2025 Draft SRF Intended Use Plans
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We know it’s cold, but did you know that warming up your car in the winter impacts air quality, is bad for your engine, and costs you money? Most importantly, Massachusetts prohibits idling for more than five minutes. Particles emitted from diesel and gas engines are lung irritants and can trigger asthma attacks and more serious health conditions. Remember, the best way to warm up your car is to drive it!
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The MassDEP Brownfields team travels to all four corners of the Commonwealth to share information about brownfields resources. This week, we went to Haverhill to meet with the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission and discuss how our programs can collaborate to advance brownfields projects throughout the region. Many thanks to Abigail Anderson (Statewide Brownfields & EJ Coordinator), and the DEP Northeast Regional Office staff who provided key insights and site-specific information: Leticia Ruiz-Boyle, Joanne Fagan & Erik Johnson. #Brownfields #Assessment #Redevelopment #CommunityBenefits
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MassDEP’s Environmental Justice team recently participated in Bentley University’s Spring 2025 Career Fair in Waltham! Our Outreach Coordinator Madeline Sullivan-Hale and Language Access Coordinator Chiquita Cox had a great time chatting with students about careers in the environmental field, our EJ program, and all things MassDEP. Big thanks to everyone who stopped by — we love meeting the next generation of environmental leaders! 🌱♻️💼
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We are highlighting what fifty years of environmental protection looks like in Massachusetts. MassDEP plays an important role when disaster strikes, and we must be prepared. Training is important in ensuring our team and others are ready for natural and man-made disasters when they occur. 📸: An emergency preparedness drill on Moon Island in May 1985. #MassDEP50 #MassDEP #EnvironmentalProtection #Massachusetts
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The MassDEP Brownfields team is happy to work with the 351 cities and towns across Massachusetts. This week, we met with the City of Fall River to discuss the Brownfields program and listen to the city share its priorities. Shout out to the DEP Southeastern Regional Office staff who provided their site-specific knowledge and expertise: John Handrahan, Kathryn Carvalho, and Ashley Bosse. #Brownfields #Assessment #Redevelopment #CommunityBenefits
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PFAS chemicals are forever, so we’re breaking [PFAS] up! #HappyValentinesDay #ContaminatingOurHearts #PFASisForever #MyChemicalBondIsStickingToYou #StickingToYouLikePFAS