Environmental Science Internship - Site Assessment & Remediation - Summer 2026

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Tighe & Bond
Employee-owned Northeast engineering, design, and environmental consulting firm tackling complex challenges.
Support fieldwork, sampling, data analysis, and reporting for site assessment and remediation projects.
2 days ago ago
$20 - $27
Entry-level
Internship
Westfield, MA
Field
Company Size
603 Employees
Service Specialisms
Building Services
Coastal & Waterfront Solutions
Environmental Consulting
Landscape Architecture & Urban Design
Planning
Resiliency & Sustainability
Site Planning & Design
Technology & Data Management
Sector Specialisms
Industrial
Energy
Government
Building Services
Environmental Consulting
Landscape Architecture
Planning
Coastal & Waterfront
Role
What you would be doing
work plans
fieldwork
data collection
drilling oversight
sampling
system monitoring
  • Contribute to the preparation of work plans, site assessment reports, and remedial action plans
  • Conduct fieldwork for environmental site assessments (ESAs)
  • Participate in data collection, review, and interpretation
  • Support oversight of drilling activities and observe remedial operations
  • Assist with soil, groundwater, and surface water sampling
  • Help monitor and maintain remediation systems
What you bring
valid license
bachelor's
hazwoper
internship
fieldwork
data analysis
  • Valid driver’s license with a good driving record
  • Working toward the completion of a Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Hydrogeology, Environmental Science, or Engineering
  • OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER certification
  • Previous internship or academic experience performing environmental field work, remediation projects, data collection, analysis, or interpretation.
Benefits
  • Industry competitive compensation that is based on the number of years of completed college-level education, as reflected in the pay range below
  • Structured Learning Opportunities and Professional Development
  • Summer Fridays (Flextime) and Hybrid Work Environment
  • Access to Wellness Programs and Resources
  • Office Socials and Company Wide Events
  • Mentorship and Networking Opportunities
  • Access to reliable personal transportation
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded 1911
Historical Milestone
Year the company was established, marking over a century of service.
750M Annual
Revenue Figure
Reflecting steady growth and regional strength across the Northeast.
60/40 Split
Client Mix
Work distribution between government and private industry projects.
2024 Expansion
Recent Growth
Acquisition of Coastal Engineering enhances marine capabilities.
  • Operates across the Northeast with offices in coastal New England.
  • Provides services in water, wastewater, transportation, and building infrastructure.
  • Notable projects include treatment plants, resilience initiatives, and hybrid sites.
  • Known for collaborative expertise in addressing environmental and design challenges.
  • Focuses on MEP, renewable energy, and resilient infrastructure design.
Culture + Values
  • Integrity — do the right thing: Act at all times with honesty; be accountable to others for our actions; inspire trust with clients and co‑workers by always being responsible, ethical, and honest.
  • Excellence — do things right: Promote a passion for excellence with employees and clients alike; create and foster a work environment that increases individual expertise and provides for continuous learning; expect unparalleled performance, providing high‑quality deliverables and services that exceed expectations.
  • Reliability — you can count on us: Do what we say we are going to do, always keep our commitments; provide services and support focusing on results and client expectations; complete projects and assignments within time requirements and with care and attention to detail.
  • Commitment — be dedicated to our clients: Set ourselves apart from our competitors by the value and quality of services, our responsiveness, and the personal attention we provide to our clients.
  • Respect — everyone is important: Appreciate and value clients, co‑workers, colleagues, and business associates; support and promote a diverse work environment; treat everyone with courtesy and importance.
  • Safety — it starts with us: Take personal responsibility for safety; care for ourselves and each other in daily activities; implement safe practices at all times.
Environment + Sustainability
5.7 MW Solar
Utility-Scale Energy Storage
Installed the largest solar and battery storage facility in Massachusetts as part of the Mt Tom project.
50+ Acres Protected
Habitat Restoration
Transformed a former coal plant site into a clean-energy facility with extensive habitat preservation.
1,800 Homes
Annual Power Supply
The Mt Tom project powers approximately 1,800 homes annually, providing sustainable energy solutions.
  • Offer net-zero planning services to support climate mitigation efforts.
  • Implement passive house design, energy audits, energy-efficient MEP/HVAC design, renewable energy sources, battery storage, urban forestry, green infrastructure, and low-impact development to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Lead Northeast in climate adaptation through planning and assessment of hurricane barriers, living shorelines, hydrologic/hydraulic modeling, vulnerability assessments, infrastructure hardening, and nature-based solutions.
  • Provided sustainable upgrades at Sturbridge WWTF, including increased treatment capacity and nutrient removal, with a focus on minimizing environmental impact.
Inclusion & Diversity
  • Committed to attracting, hiring, training and developing talent across gender, gender identity, race, age, socioeconomic background, sexual orientation, family status, religious beliefs, mental and physical ability.
  • Maintain inclusive workplace where staff: work in environment of mutual respect and shared dignity; feel safe, respected, engaged, motivated and valued; have sense of belonging; have equitable access to resources, opportunities and support to succeed.
  • Internal DEI Committee implements strategic DE&I plan; staff participate via committee membership, educational roundtables, and Employee Resource Groups (e.g., Supporting Women, LGBTQIA+).
  • Support STEM education through partnerships (e.g., National Society of Black Engineers) and academic scholarships for aspiring engineers.
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Environmental Science Internship - Site Assessment & Remediation - Summer 2026 at Tighe & Bond in Westfield, MA