Biological Compliance Monitor (CRLF experience)

Description

• Monitor construction activities to ensure compliance with mitigation measures, permit conditions, and environmental regulations.
• Complete daily survey and monitoring logs.
• Present worker environmental awareness training to crews of up to 20 personnel.

Requirements

• Understand permit conditions and other technical documents and implement onsite.
• Thirty hours of experience conducting three protocol-level surveys for California red-legged frog including capture by hand, dip net, or seine. Survey experience must be acquired in at least two different aquatic features. At least one California red-legged frog must be detected for a survey to contribute positive hours, but up to 4 hours of protocol surveys with negative results may count towards the 30-hour requirement. USFWS-approved red-legged frog workshops may count towards the 30-hour requirement, including up to 4 hours of field experience from introductory workshops and all hours of field experience from advanced workshops, if approved by USFWS.
• Compliance with company safety protocols and procedures.
• Experience with ArcGIS Field Maps, CNDDB, and/or Wildnote is a plus.
• Basic abilities in identifying general native and non-native plant and animal species.
• Standard First Aid and CPR training.
• Experience in identifying, handling, and relocating various life stages of California red-legged frog, including:
• Basic computer experience including Microsoft Office software.
• Mine Safety and Health Administration Part 46 Training (24 hours).
• Experience conducting impact analyses, wetland delineations, environmental permitting and/or similar activities is a plus.
• Demonstrated experience being a CDFW and/or USFWS qualified biologist for Bay Area species or previously approved by CDFW and/or USFWS for compliance monitoring.
• Experience conducting field surveys and/or compliance monitoring at various locations in northern California and completing associated documentation.
• Effectively and proactively communicate with construction crews, project personnel, and agency staff.
• Excellent organization and communication skills and experience working independently and as part of a team.
• Basic understanding of state and federal laws regarding the protection of sensitive species and habitats.
• Ability to identify California red-legged frogs by calls of adult males;
• Demonstrated experience evaluating habitat suitability and identifying special-status wildlife species of the Bay Area.
• At least 2 years of experience conducting construction compliance monitoring.
• Valid Driver's License and clean DMV record.
• Working knowledge of relevant environmental statutes and regulations (e.g., CEQA, NEPA, Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, Fish and Game Code) and associated permits is preferred.
• At least 2 years of experience conducting field surveys and/or compliance monitoring for special-status wildlife, nesting birds, and/or roosting bats that occur in the Bay Area.
• Prior technical writing experience (e.g., survey results memos, annual biological reports, etc.) is preferred.
• Bachelor’s or higher degree in botany, wildlife, biological sciences, environmental sciences, or a related field.

Benefits

• Market-Competitive Compensation
• Connecting Conversation Program with a Focus on Professional Development and Opportunities for Advancement
• For Some Positions, Hybrid Work Schedules Are Available
• Pay Range For This Position: $28.00 – $45.00/hour
• Rewards and Recognition
• A typical workday consists of an 8- to 12-hour day with a 30-minute lunch, two ten-minute breaks, and may include irregular hours (20-55 hours per week) and start/end times, in accordance with project requirements.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance