Lead Environmental Inspector (Field Based)

Overview

Lead field inspector ensuring environmental compliance on US energy construction projects

Key Responsibilities

• field inspections
• compliance reporting
• environmental sampling
• mitigation oversight
• agency liaison
• staff training

Tasks

-Inspecting and documenting compliance with a project's environmental requirements by preparing daily written inspection reports that provide up-to-date and consistent written and photo documentation of activities observed in the field; -Conducting field inspections, monitoring and field survey work as directed; -Overseeing and verifying flagging of wetland boundaries, cultural and biological resources exclusion zones, refueling zones, etc.; -Critically assessing environmental conditions in the field to evaluate potential environmental impacts from construction; -Interacting with and serving as a point of contact with agency officials, regulatory agency staff, landowners, contractors, clients and other project members and conducting required agency notifications; -Overseeing the proper implementation of mitigation measures; -Evaluating restoration activities -Preparing and conducting environmental training for construction personnel; -Reviewing and implementing project documents and providing direction, support and critical judgment on environmental compliance issues; -Providing technical leadership, support and direction to field staff. This includes the coordination of daily Environmental Inspector and Resource Monitor schedules and conducting morning construction meetings; -Evaluating potential issues and concerns ahead of construction activities; -Preparing documentation to support requests for variances from environmental permits; -Participating in various construction meetings; -Directs project Environmental Inspectors -Walk/hike for up to 10 hours per day on possible uneven, steep, challenging terrain -Conducting environmental sampling (hydrostatic test water, soil, etc.); -Work in all weather conditions

Requirements

• microsoft office
• environmental sampling
• bs degree
• construction
• physical fitness
• 4+ years

What You Bring

-Proficient technical skills, including, but not limited to, experience using Microsoft Office programs and digital cameras; -Strong verbal and written communication skills; -Strong negotiation and conflict resolution skills; -An understanding of construction (e.g., pipelines, power lines, compressor/pumping stations, gas storage fields, wind farms, solar facilities, offshore facilities) gained through field experience; -BS or BA degree preferred, equivalent environmental inspection or monitoring experience, or a minimum of 6 years of relevant construction experience; and -Be physically fit and able to; -Knowledge of environmental sampling methods; and -The ability to travel extensively and to work 40 to 70+ hours per week in a physically demanding position on temporary assignments. -Be able to carry up to 10 pounds of equipment while walking/hiking -4+ years of environmental inspection, monitoring, or permitting experience specific to linear and/or other energy infrastructure projects.

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About Erm

-Flourished through merging UK and US consultancies, building a truly global footprint. -Has carried out major environmental assessments for projects like High Speed 1, HS2, Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines. -Works in sectors from mining, energy and chemicals to manufacturing, pharma, power, renewables, finance and TMT. -Combines strategic advisory and technical delivery, using digital tools and proprietary methodologies. -Notably led environmental impact assessments for cross-border hydroelectric, rail and oil infrastructure.

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