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NYC Dept of Environmental Protection

Company Overview

The NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) manages the city's water supply, distributing over one billion gallons of clean drinking water daily to 9 million residents and treating wastewater. It protects public health by reducing air, noise, and hazardous material pollution, while managing stormwater, regulating environmental compliance, and maintaining infrastructure.

Company History

The NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) originated from19th-century efforts to secure clean water following cholera outbreaks, officially forming in 1977. It manages the world’s largest municipal water system, delivering over 1 billion gallons daily via massive upstate reservoirs (Catskill/Delaware systems) and 7,000 miles of water mains, plus treating wastewater.

Benefits

Work on your MMC and go home every night.
Vessel crews work a compressed shift allowing for multiple days off during the week.

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  • 1 day ago

    Chief Engineer - Limited

    NYC Dept of Environmental Protection - New York, NY, United States
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    Serves as the Chief Engineer onboard NYC Dept of Environmental Protection (DEP) fleet of Sludge tankers which operate in and around NYC Harbor. Vessels range between 290 -350 and run with GE, Wartsila and CAT engines, 3653-5472 HP, running as day boats on a compressed schedule. The Chief is responsible for supervising and directing the safe operation and maintenance of vessels that service wastewater resource recovery facilities for the Bureau of Wastewater treatment as part of the DEP which ...

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