A Career with Ramboll Environment & Health
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This document provides information about pursuing a career as an environmental or health sciences consultant with Ramboll. It outlines that the role involves solving environmental and health problems through activities like field sampling, data analysis, compliance assessments, and impact evaluations. Successful candidates enjoy challenges, collaboration, and using skills in areas like biology, chemistry, engineering, and epidemiology to address issues like climate change and pollution. The document highlights Ramboll's global network and ability to assemble multi-disciplinary teams for projects in areas such as air quality, ecology, and resource management. Benefits of working with Ramboll include professional development opportunities, competitive compensation, and making a positive impact on society and the environment.
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A Career with Ramboll Environment & Health
- 1. A RAMBOLL CAREER SUPPORTING A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY
- 2. SO… YOU THINK YOU MIGHT WANT TO BE AN ENVIRONMENTAL OR HEALTH SCIENCES CONSULTANT?
- 3. THIS COULD BE A GOOD CHOICE IF YOU... Want to solve environmental and health sciences problems Want to be challenged and continue learning Write and speak clearly and confidently Can juggle multiple priorities Are organised and deadline-driven Can work independently and collaboratively
- 4. • Biology • Chemistry • Earth Science • Engineering: Environmental, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical • Environmental and Health Science • Epidemiology • Geology • Public Health • Statistics • Toxicology MAJORS THAT POSITION YOU WELL
- 5. WONDERING... WHAT ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES CONSULTANTS DO ON A TYPICAL DAY?
- 6. ON ANY GIVEN DAY, THEY MAY… Conduct field sampling – soil, groundwater, air, surface water, sediment and/or biota to help evaluate the effects of chemicals on human health and wildlife Organise, analyse and present data to clients, regulators or community groups Visit commercial and industrial properties to assess compliance with environmental and worker health and safety regulations Model chemical fate and transport in environmental media
- 7. ON ANY GIVEN DAY, THEY MAY… Design a remedy to clean up a contaminated industrial site and restore it to productive use Search, review and interpret literature to support epidemiological studies related to disease causation Evaluate the environmental and social impacts of major infrastructure projects Advise ports and vulnerable cities on effective ways to adapt to climate change, including extreme weather and flooding
- 8. WONDERING... IF RAMBOLL IS A GOOD CHOICE FOR YOU?
- 9. OUR PROFESSIONAL NETWORK More than 2100 environmental and health sciences consultants across 130 offices in 28 countries serving clients worldwide
- 10. OUR WORK We assemble project teams across disciplines and geographies to deliver integrated services across 7 strategic Service Lines: Air Quality Management Compliance, Strategy and Transaction Services Ecological Services Health Sciences Impact Assessment Site Solutions Resource and Waste Management
- 12. WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU? WONDERING...
- 13. OPPORTUNITY Here you’ll work with talented and distinguished colleagues to deliver sustainable solutions that set new standards and make a genuine difference to our clients, the environment and society as a whole. We empower the people within our organisation, welcome their individual differences and enable them to work in multi-talented teams to produce inspired solutions. CHALLENGE & OPPORTUNITY CHALLENGE Consulting offers opportunities for individual challenge, career growth and professional development not available elsewhere. Ramboll offers opportunities to work on solutions to local and global challenges cause by today’s megatrends, such as urbanisation, globalisation, resource scarcity and climate change.
- 14. • Medical, Rx, dental and vision insurance • Vacation, paid holidays and sick leave • Wellness program • Extended family / medical leave • Company-paid life insurance and disability coverage • Supplemental life and disability coverage • Medical and dependent care flexible spending accounts HEALTH & WELL-BEING Benefits may vary from country to country.
- 15. • Tuition reimbursement • Educational stipend program • Professional development programs • Professional registrations and certifications • 401(k) plan • Company-paid retirement plan • Referral bonus program PROFESSIONAL & FINANCIAL WELL-BEING Benefits may vary from country to country.
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- Insert 1-2 videos here Example script from A. Gevertz: I joined ENVIRON as an associate directly following the completion of my masters degree in aquatic toxicology. Although I was excited to begin my new job, I thought that I might miss the atmosphere of continual learning which accompanies an academic setting. Fortunately, I was wrong. ENVIRON is committed to the professional development of its employees; encouraging increased specialization within one’s field as well as expansion into related subjects and technologies. As a result, while formal classes are gone, my education continues. For example, I had no formal training working with geospatial information systems, or GIS, but was notified of the need for additional GIS assistance shortly after my start date. At first, I was daunted by the thought of learning this fairly complex program on my own, but was quickly involved in weekly training sessions conducted by a colleague and experienced GIS analyst. My questions were encouraged and help was always available. In a relatively short time, I became become familiar with the program, and have created maps and figures for multiple projects. I now have a new skill that is in high demand not only in at ENVIRON, but throughout the field of environmental science. Surprisingly, project work has also helped to develop a new hobby-bird watching. I had always noticed the birds that I saw, but was certainly a novice when it came to species identification. Then, I began work on a long-term, bird related project, which increased my interest and understanding of bird ecology and identification. This makes another hobby of mine-hiking, much more interesting as I am able to identify more of the birds that I come across. These are just two examples of my education at ENVIRON, and I am definitely looking forward to a career of continual learning at ENVIRON.
- Insert 1-2 videos here Example script from A. Gevertz: I joined ENVIRON as an associate directly following the completion of my masters degree in aquatic toxicology. Although I was excited to begin my new job, I thought that I might miss the atmosphere of continual learning which accompanies an academic setting. Fortunately, I was wrong. ENVIRON is committed to the professional development of its employees; encouraging increased specialization within one’s field as well as expansion into related subjects and technologies. As a result, while formal classes are gone, my education continues. For example, I had no formal training working with geospatial information systems, or GIS, but was notified of the need for additional GIS assistance shortly after my start date. At first, I was daunted by the thought of learning this fairly complex program on my own, but was quickly involved in weekly training sessions conducted by a colleague and experienced GIS analyst. My questions were encouraged and help was always available. In a relatively short time, I became become familiar with the program, and have created maps and figures for multiple projects. I now have a new skill that is in high demand not only in at ENVIRON, but throughout the field of environmental science. Surprisingly, project work has also helped to develop a new hobby-bird watching. I had always noticed the birds that I saw, but was certainly a novice when it came to species identification. Then, I began work on a long-term, bird related project, which increased my interest and understanding of bird ecology and identification. This makes another hobby of mine-hiking, much more interesting as I am able to identify more of the birds that I come across. These are just two examples of my education at ENVIRON, and I am definitely looking forward to a career of continual learning at ENVIRON.
- Insert 1-2 videos here Example script from A. Gevertz: I joined ENVIRON as an associate directly following the completion of my masters degree in aquatic toxicology. Although I was excited to begin my new job, I thought that I might miss the atmosphere of continual learning which accompanies an academic setting. Fortunately, I was wrong. ENVIRON is committed to the professional development of its employees; encouraging increased specialization within one’s field as well as expansion into related subjects and technologies. As a result, while formal classes are gone, my education continues. For example, I had no formal training working with geospatial information systems, or GIS, but was notified of the need for additional GIS assistance shortly after my start date. At first, I was daunted by the thought of learning this fairly complex program on my own, but was quickly involved in weekly training sessions conducted by a colleague and experienced GIS analyst. My questions were encouraged and help was always available. In a relatively short time, I became become familiar with the program, and have created maps and figures for multiple projects. I now have a new skill that is in high demand not only in at ENVIRON, but throughout the field of environmental science. Surprisingly, project work has also helped to develop a new hobby-bird watching. I had always noticed the birds that I saw, but was certainly a novice when it came to species identification. Then, I began work on a long-term, bird related project, which increased my interest and understanding of bird ecology and identification. This makes another hobby of mine-hiking, much more interesting as I am able to identify more of the birds that I come across. These are just two examples of my education at ENVIRON, and I am definitely looking forward to a career of continual learning at ENVIRON.
- The types and variety of work you do will depend on your location, your education, your experience, and our client needs. There are no barriers to collaborating with colleagues in other offices, so regardless of which of the 80 offices worldwide you work from, you may be working on a project halfway around the world, with colleagues in many offices.
- The types and variety of work you do will depend on your location, your education, your experience, and our client needs. There are no barriers to collaborating with colleagues in other offices, so regardless of which of the 80 offices worldwide you work from, you may be working on a project halfway around the world, with colleagues in many offices.
- Insert 1-2 videos here Example script from A. Gevertz: I joined ENVIRON as an associate directly following the completion of my masters degree in aquatic toxicology. Although I was excited to begin my new job, I thought that I might miss the atmosphere of continual learning which accompanies an academic setting. Fortunately, I was wrong. ENVIRON is committed to the professional development of its employees; encouraging increased specialization within one’s field as well as expansion into related subjects and technologies. As a result, while formal classes are gone, my education continues. For example, I had no formal training working with geospatial information systems, or GIS, but was notified of the need for additional GIS assistance shortly after my start date. At first, I was daunted by the thought of learning this fairly complex program on my own, but was quickly involved in weekly training sessions conducted by a colleague and experienced GIS analyst. My questions were encouraged and help was always available. In a relatively short time, I became become familiar with the program, and have created maps and figures for multiple projects. I now have a new skill that is in high demand not only in at ENVIRON, but throughout the field of environmental science. Surprisingly, project work has also helped to develop a new hobby-bird watching. I had always noticed the birds that I saw, but was certainly a novice when it came to species identification. Then, I began work on a long-term, bird related project, which increased my interest and understanding of bird ecology and identification. This makes another hobby of mine-hiking, much more interesting as I am able to identify more of the birds that I come across. These are just two examples of my education at ENVIRON, and I am definitely looking forward to a career of continual learning at ENVIRON.
- Insert 1-2 videos here Example script from A. Gevertz: I joined ENVIRON as an associate directly following the completion of my masters degree in aquatic toxicology. Although I was excited to begin my new job, I thought that I might miss the atmosphere of continual learning which accompanies an academic setting. Fortunately, I was wrong. ENVIRON is committed to the professional development of its employees; encouraging increased specialization within one’s field as well as expansion into related subjects and technologies. As a result, while formal classes are gone, my education continues. For example, I had no formal training working with geospatial information systems, or GIS, but was notified of the need for additional GIS assistance shortly after my start date. At first, I was daunted by the thought of learning this fairly complex program on my own, but was quickly involved in weekly training sessions conducted by a colleague and experienced GIS analyst. My questions were encouraged and help was always available. In a relatively short time, I became become familiar with the program, and have created maps and figures for multiple projects. I now have a new skill that is in high demand not only in at ENVIRON, but throughout the field of environmental science. Surprisingly, project work has also helped to develop a new hobby-bird watching. I had always noticed the birds that I saw, but was certainly a novice when it came to species identification. Then, I began work on a long-term, bird related project, which increased my interest and understanding of bird ecology and identification. This makes another hobby of mine-hiking, much more interesting as I am able to identify more of the birds that I come across. These are just two examples of my education at ENVIRON, and I am definitely looking forward to a career of continual learning at ENVIRON.
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- Insert 1-2 videos here Example script from A. Gevertz: I joined ENVIRON as an associate directly following the completion of my masters degree in aquatic toxicology. Although I was excited to begin my new job, I thought that I might miss the atmosphere of continual learning which accompanies an academic setting. Fortunately, I was wrong. ENVIRON is committed to the professional development of its employees; encouraging increased specialization within one’s field as well as expansion into related subjects and technologies. As a result, while formal classes are gone, my education continues. For example, I had no formal training working with geospatial information systems, or GIS, but was notified of the need for additional GIS assistance shortly after my start date. At first, I was daunted by the thought of learning this fairly complex program on my own, but was quickly involved in weekly training sessions conducted by a colleague and experienced GIS analyst. My questions were encouraged and help was always available. In a relatively short time, I became become familiar with the program, and have created maps and figures for multiple projects. I now have a new skill that is in high demand not only in at ENVIRON, but throughout the field of environmental science. Surprisingly, project work has also helped to develop a new hobby-bird watching. I had always noticed the birds that I saw, but was certainly a novice when it came to species identification. Then, I began work on a long-term, bird related project, which increased my interest and understanding of bird ecology and identification. This makes another hobby of mine-hiking, much more interesting as I am able to identify more of the birds that I come across. These are just two examples of my education at ENVIRON, and I am definitely looking forward to a career of continual learning at ENVIRON.
- Insert 1-2 videos here Example script from A. Gevertz: I joined ENVIRON as an associate directly following the completion of my masters degree in aquatic toxicology. Although I was excited to begin my new job, I thought that I might miss the atmosphere of continual learning which accompanies an academic setting. Fortunately, I was wrong. ENVIRON is committed to the professional development of its employees; encouraging increased specialization within one’s field as well as expansion into related subjects and technologies. As a result, while formal classes are gone, my education continues. For example, I had no formal training working with geospatial information systems, or GIS, but was notified of the need for additional GIS assistance shortly after my start date. At first, I was daunted by the thought of learning this fairly complex program on my own, but was quickly involved in weekly training sessions conducted by a colleague and experienced GIS analyst. My questions were encouraged and help was always available. In a relatively short time, I became become familiar with the program, and have created maps and figures for multiple projects. I now have a new skill that is in high demand not only in at ENVIRON, but throughout the field of environmental science. Surprisingly, project work has also helped to develop a new hobby-bird watching. I had always noticed the birds that I saw, but was certainly a novice when it came to species identification. Then, I began work on a long-term, bird related project, which increased my interest and understanding of bird ecology and identification. This makes another hobby of mine-hiking, much more interesting as I am able to identify more of the birds that I come across. These are just two examples of my education at ENVIRON, and I am definitely looking forward to a career of continual learning at ENVIRON.