Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County
The Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County
(LACSD) provide wastewater and solid waste
management for 5.6 million people, and promote
environmental sustainability by converting waste
to vital resources such as water and energy.
About 20 students are hired each year. Participating
students are placed in various sections and come
together each week to share their work experience
and hear technical presentations from some of
LACSD’s over 200 professional engineers. Students
may obtain experience in areas such as: recycled
water research and production, wastewater and
solid waste design and operations, energy recovery,
stormwater management, water and air quality,
project management, planning and construction.
To be eligible, you must 1) maintain student status
through summer or fall enrollment at an ABET
accredited Civil/Environmenta l engineering
program during employment; 2) have a strong
working knowledge of computers; 3) be available
to work full-time for at least 12 weeks during
normal business hours in the summer; 4) have
a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 5) possess a valid
driver’s license issued by a state or territory
within the U.S.
For questions related to student job opportunities
or LACSD, please email Robyn Beach, Recruiting
Coordinator, at rbeach@lacsd.org.
Apply now by texting
“JOB” to 66866
or at:
https://tinyurl.com/2018students
Student Program Information
http://www.lacsd.org/education/student_engineer_program
Join our Resource Group on LinkedIn
to get updates
https://tinyurl.com/CEEstudents
(LACSD) provide wastewater and solid waste
management for 5.6 million people, and promote
environmental sustainability by converting waste
to vital resources such as water and energy.
About 20 students are hired each year. Participating
students are placed in various sections and come
together each week to share their work experience
and hear technical presentations from some of
LACSD’s over 200 professional engineers. Students
may obtain experience in areas such as: recycled
water research and production, wastewater and
solid waste design and operations, energy recovery,
stormwater management, water and air quality,
project management, planning and construction.
To be eligible, you must 1) maintain student status
through summer or fall enrollment at an ABET
accredited Civil/Environmenta l engineering
program during employment; 2) have a strong
working knowledge of computers; 3) be available
to work full-time for at least 12 weeks during
normal business hours in the summer; 4) have
a minimum GPA of 3.0 and 5) possess a valid
driver’s license issued by a state or territory
within the U.S.
For questions related to student job opportunities
or LACSD, please email Robyn Beach, Recruiting
Coordinator, at rbeach@lacsd.org.
Apply now by texting
“JOB” to 66866
or at:
https://tinyurl.com/2018students
Student Program Information
http://www.lacsd.org/education/student_engineer_program
Join our Resource Group on LinkedIn
to get updates
https://tinyurl.com/CEEstudents