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BDD Careers

The Buckman Direct Diversion Project plans to begin hiring approximately 22-26 professionals, including a facilities manager, financial manager, compliance and safety officer, and a number of operators, as well as other positions in early 2010 to run the Buckman Direct Diversion Project once it is operational in spring of 2011. More information and job descriptions should be available soon.

If you are interested in receiving notification when more details are available, please email info@bddproject.org with the subject line: BDD Project Career Opportunities. We’ll be sure to keep you posted!