Environmental Compliance Program Lead - Field Inspector (AK)

State of Alaska; Alaska; On-site; USD 3,400 - 3,600; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Twelve paid holidays

Retirement benefits

Job summary

State of Alaska in Alaska's diverse locations is seeking an Environmental Program Specialist 4 to join the Compliance Program. You will supervise staff, conduct APDES facility inspections, and prepare official reports detailing observations, violations, or concerns for the regulated community.

The role requires Alaska residency, frequent travel across the state, and coordination with multiple agencies. Remote work may be available after probation, depending on performance and duties.

Qualifications

• Scientific Research – knowledge of concepts, principles, and theories for systematic inquiry and data analysis.
• Compliance – knowledge of procedures to assess, evaluate, and monitor programs for regulatory compliance.
• Decision Making – makes informed decisions and acts to achieve organizational goals.
• Oral Communication – presents ideas clearly and listens effectively; adapts to the audience.
• Project Management – plans, schedules, coordinates, and manages projects and resources.

Responsibilities

• Conduct inspections at APDES facilities and supervise staff performing similar duties.
• Develop reports outlining observations, violations, or concerns for the regulated community.
• Coordinate with the Division of Water and other agencies to achieve goals.
• Travel across Alaska for inspections throughout the year; frequent statewide travel.

Skills

Scientific Research

Compliance

Decision Making

Oral Communication

Project Management

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

State of Alaska in Alaska's diverse locations is seeking an Environmental Program Specialist 4 to join the Compliance Program. You will supervise staff, conduct APDES facility inspections, and prepare official reports detailing observations, violations, or concerns for the regulated community.

The role requires Alaska residency, frequent travel across the state, and coordination with multiple agencies. Remote work may be available after probation, depending on performance and duties.