Career Opportunities in Dam Safety
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To support those in our community whose jobs have been impacted by the current administration's recent mass firings and sweeping new policies, ASDSO is temporarily hosting this career opportunities page. This page is a free, openly accessible resource for those looking for new career opportunities and those hiring for open positions. To list an open position on this page, please complete this job posting.
Environmental Engineer - Safe Dams Program
Posted: 1/14/2026
Company: Georgia Environmental Protection Division
Location: Atlanta, GA
Type: Full-Time - Hybrid
Salary: $58,240
Deadline to Apply: 1/27/2026
Overview: We’re seeking an Environmental Engineer in the Safe Dams Unit who will:
• Review plans and specifications for construction of new dams and rehabilitation of existing dams
• Inspect dams to ensure regulatory compliance
• Prepare permit documents and ensure compliance with permit requirements
• Prepare enforcement documents for dams out of regulatory compliance
• Review inspection reports and other technical documents
This role includes both office and field work, with occasional overnight travel.
Dam Emergency Management Coordinator
Posted: 10/24/2025
Company: Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation
Location: Helena, MT
Type: Full-Time - In-Office Required with Telework Eligibility
Salary: $77,542.40 annually, 2.5% raise July 2026, generous 8.83% State retirement match or traditional pension
Deadline to Apply: Open until filled
Overview: The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation’s Water Resources Division Dam Safety Program is largely housed in two bureaus responsible for ensuring the safety of privately owned and state-owned dams. The primary purpose of this position is to provide emergency management expertise, direction, and leadership to these two bureaus. This position will apply state and federal emergency planning guidelines and instructions to all facilities; create and update Emergency Action Plans and Emergency Operations Plans for all facilities; plan and coordinate incident responses; and design and lead orientation, tabletop, and functional exercises. The Floodplain and Dam Safety Bureau administers the state’s Dam Safety Program, regulating the construction, operation, and maintenance of Montana’s dams to protect life and property. The State Water Projects Bureau owns and manages 21 water storage projects, consisting of 23 dams and 250 miles of canals, which also includes one 10-MW hydroelectric facility.
Mechanical Engineering Practice Lead – Dam and Levee Business Unit (East Coast)
Posted: 9/8/2025
Company: Schnabel Engineering
Location: Atlanta, GA; Chadds Ford, PA; Greensboro, NC
Type: Full-Time: Hybrid
Salary: $130,000 - $190,000
Deadline to Apply: Open until filled
Overview: We are seeking an experienced Mechanical Engineer to join our Dam and Levee Business Unit. The preferred candidate will have expertise in mechanical systems related to dams and water conveyance infrastructure, including hydraulic gates, valves, outlet works, pump stations, pipelines, and intakes.