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Wastewater

Your Trusted Wastewater Specialist

Northeast Environmental Engineering serves as a wastewater specialist, providing experienced guidance for operational and regulatory challenges. We focus on practical, field‑tested approaches that support clear project outcomes.

Field Experience and Project Leadership

  • Regulatory and Operations
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Brian brings extensive field experience and proven project leadership in drinking water and wastewater operations.
  • Operated wastewater treatment plants under EPA NPDES surface‑water permits and MADEP groundwater‑discharge permits
  • Served as Chief Operator at the USEPA Superfund site in Groveland, MA (75,000 gpd) during TCE and other organics remediation
  • Technical Skills and Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshot microprocessor‑controlled package plants, lift stations, and other engineered facilities to meet strict compliance limits and reporting requirements
  • Collaboration and Stakeholder Coordination
  • Regular interaction with USEPA and MADEP personnel
  • Built working relationships across a 590‑person corporate service organization and a 250‑person engineering organization
  • Direct collaboration with licensed professionals, including PE, RLS, LSP, geologists, landfill and odor‑control specialists
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  • Professional Development and Recognition
  • Massachusetts Ops Challenge team member (2010–2012)
  • 3rd place in New England and qualified for national competition (2010)
  • Qualified for national competition (2012)
  • Values collaboration with peers and multidisciplinary teams
  • Foundation and Outcomes
  • Training and hands‑on experience in chemistry, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and hydraulic systems, plus engineering design, planning, and computer skills.
  • Prior role within Weston & Sampson and sustained positive working relationships led to subsequent vendor engagements with the firm.
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