Communications Specialist / Senior Communications Specialist
Hazen and Sawyer
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Hazen and Sawyer
This role supports strategic communications for Hazen clients, covering communication planning, strategic messaging, stakeholder engagement, and providing communication counsel for client leadership. The specialist will work on water and environmental projects across the Mid-Atlantic region and nationally, requiring a clear understanding of community demographics and key issues.
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Hazen and Sawyer is an employee-owned environmental engineering and consulting firm focused exclusively on water, wastewater, water reuse, and water resources. For more than 75 years, the company has partnered with public agencies and utilities to help communities protect public health, safeguard the environment, and plan for a resilient water future. Strategic communication is critical to the success of today’s water projects. The Communications and Public Outreach practice works with technical experts and communication professionals to develop strategies for clients to effectively engage stakeholders through tailored approaches, manage risk and preserve credibility, and build trust around complex, highly visible infrastructure, environmental and management issues. Communicating effectively to key audiences for the water sector requires a keen understanding of the complex relationship these agencies have with their customers, elected officials, regulators, advocacy groups, and community members, as well as their resource constraints and other limitations.