careers in environmental

January 27, 2023

SCS Engineers
At SCS, there is a focus on operations and field roles to support our clients. All companies and services are striving for increased efficiency, so those, like Greg Hansen, are playing a crucial role – they know how to maximize operations for success.

 

What is your title at SCS Engineers? Please briefly describe your responsibilities.
My title at SCS is “Regional Manager,” specifically Regional Manager of the Southern Coastal Region for Field Services OM&M. The Southeast Region was recently subdivided, and I am responsible for Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. My primary responsibilities include employee development, business growth and expansion, client relations, and asset management.

Why did you come to work here? What attracted you to SCS?
In 2007 I was looking for a career change. I was searching for a field where hard work and dedication would yield opportunities and a place where my work makes a difference. SCS presented me with an opportunity to do just that. I get to work every day with an amazing group of people on projects that protect and improve our environment.

What is your favorite part of working at SCS?
The overall work environment is my favorite part of working at SCS. SCS has created an environment where employees can succeed and are rewarded for hard work and contributions to client success. We openly share Ideas and information amongst the team, and the concept of “Our success is driven by client success” is visible in everything we do.

What has your career path been at SCS?
My career path at SCS is similar to many of the people I work with. I started with SCS in 2007 as an entry-level employee in the field. SCS provided me with the resources and guidance necessary to learn our craft; then, I was challenged to do it well. Over the past 15-plus years, I have been given opportunities and rewarded when I succeed. Working my way through the ranks has been rewarding and allowed me to appreciate all aspects of our work.

What do you look for when you are hiring in the field?
When hiring for field positions, humility, honesty, and drive are the most important traits. If a prospective employee has the attitude of wanting to learn and understanding it will take effort and time to become truly proficient, we have a winning combination. SCS has the resources and training programs to develop its employees continually. Finding people that enjoy developing and the challenges that come with it is key to our continued success.

What are your favorite hobbies outside of SCS?
Outside of SCS, I enjoy my time with my family. My daughter and I share enjoyment in golf and get to spend time together on the course. My immediate family also enjoys traveling to explore new places and visiting our extended family.

 

If you are looking for a great career that doesn’t mean sitting at a computer all day, see if the helmet fits at SCS!

 

 

 

 

 

Interview with Lindsay Evans.

Posted by Diane Samuels at 6:00 am

April 8, 2022

 

At SCS Engineers, every employee plays a role in supporting our environment. You’re part of an essential team, whether working outside, in the office, or at a facility. SCS thrives because every SCSer commits themselves to provide the highest quality environmental solutions to our clients and each other. That’s how we solve some of the toughest global environmental challenges — by consistently delivering sustainable, practical results that make the world a better place to live. Make your work count too.

Here SCSers share a few other reasons to join us, all captured on the job. Enjoy!

 

Click here if you’d like to learn more about our innovative environmental teams.

 

By Jack Faille in Western Washington.

 

By Will Foster from West Neck Creek, Virginia Beach (on his lunch break from the office).

 

By Dave Hostetter in Big Sur, CA.

 

By Sergio Valenzuela in Imperial Valley, CA.

 

 

Thanks for sharing!

 

 

 

 

Posted by Diane Samuels at 12:48 pm

April 1, 2022

 

Competitive pay, excellent benefits, and bonuses – I make a good living, take care of my family’s needs, and am back in school.
As an employee-owner, I get an ownership interest in a large company. It’s cool to work where everyone has the chance to pitch ideas to top management.  
I enjoy being part of a team that keeps essential services running safely for people and the environment. We depend on each other but often work independently. SCSeTools LFG data to create operational efficiencies for landfill operators
Knowing my work is outdoors – not stuck at a desk all day is nice; no day is the same, and my work is challenging.
I like learning and using all the new instrumentation and technology at SCS. It keeps my work, team, and my client working as one. SCS eTools

At SCS, every employee plays a role. You’re part of an essential service team, whether outside, in the office, or at a facility. SCS thrives because every SCSer commits themselves to providing the highest quality to our clients and each other. That’s how we solve some of the toughest global environmental challenges — by consistently delivering sustainable solutions that make the world a better place to live.

We want to meet you. Click here if you’d like to learn more about our innovative and energetic teams. We’re here to share over a thousand reasons to join our teams, and we’re growing more reasons every day!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted by Diane Samuels at 5:08 pm

July 6, 2021

 

Recently published in Zweig is an article by two SCS Engineers professionals discussing career growth. Montgomery Spillane, PG, a project professional, and Dillon Reio, GIT, a senior project professional at the firm, provide their perspectives in this short and inspiring article entitled Accelerating Development.

The co-authors make valuable points, including that career growth is not a linear path, then provide advice for career accelerating growth and responsibilities.

SCS’s CEO, Jim Walsh records Town Halls every two weeks for employees – our executives like to stay in touch. He just happened to finish a segment on SCS’s Mentorship Program for his Town Hall. Both mentor and mentee reflect the same advice in the Zweig article; they point out a few more benefits for both managers and young professionals during the discussion, such as discovering new pathways, networks and staying on goal.

It is gratifying to observe SCS YPs not only embracing our 51+ year culture of client focus, but they’re also growing our pay-it-forward attitude to build even more value into SCS Engineers every day. It’s truly wonderful to work with so many gifted people.

 

Thanks for creating an environment where the work experience is as rewarding as the results of our work.

 

Read Accelerating Development

Our SCS Co-Authors:

Montgomery Spillane, PG, a project professional

 

Dillon Reio, GIT, a senior project professional

 

 

 

Posted by Diane Samuels at 6:00 am