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Environmental Engineers

Environmental engineers create solutions to environmental problems affecting the welfare of humans and nature.

Environmental engineers find or analyze contaminants in soil, air, and water. They also evaluate the impact that an activity will have on the environment.

Quick Facts

Wages:  Well above the statewide median   $38.16 / hour

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Employment Outlook:   Percent Growth   17.7%
Well above average


Education and Training Needed:
Bachelor's degree

Skills Needed:

Reading,  Thinking Critically,  Listening 

Tools and Technology:

  • Tools: Air velocity and temperature monitors,  Mass spectrometers,  Photometers 
  • Technology: Analytical or scientific software,  Compliance software,  Computer aided design CAD software 

Job Title Examples:

Air Pollution Control Engineer,  Environmental Remediation Specialist,  Marine Engineer CPVEC (Marine Engineer Commercial Passenger Vessel Environmental Compliance)