As an Environmental Engineer, you will need to master following:

• abide by regulations on banned materials
• analyse environmental data
• engineering processes
• mining, construction and civil engineering machinery products
• pollution legislation
• process customer requests based on the REACh Regulation 1907 2006
• regulations on substances

More generally, an environmental engineer is also versed in:

• address public health issues
• adjust engineering designs
• advise on environmental remediation
• approve engineering design
• biology
• carry out environmental audits
• chemistry
• civil engineering
• conduct environmental surveys
• develop environmental remediation strategies
• engineering principles
• ensure compliance with safety legislation
• environmental engineering
• environmental legislation
• environmental policy
• perform scientific research
• pollution prevention
• public health
• radiation protection
• technical drawings
• use technical drawing software

It also helps to know the following:

• advise on mining environmental issues
• assess the life cycle of resources
• design strategies for nuclear emergencies
• ensure material compliance
• project commissioning
• project management
• wildlife projects
• advise on pollution prevention
• advise on waste management procedures
• collect samples for analysis
• conduct field work
• conduct quality control analysis
• consumer protection
• develop hazardous waste management strategies
• develop non-hazardous waste management strategies
• hazardous waste storage
• hazardous waste treatment
• hazardous waste types
• inspect compliance with hazardous waste regulations
• inspect industrial equipment
• investigate contamination
• manage air quality
• nuclear energy
• perform laboratory tests
• perform project management