Environmental Construction Specialist - Field & Compliance

ArborMetrics Solutions; Harrisonburg (VA); Vor Ort; USD 36.000 - 47.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Industry competitive pay

Company vehicle with fuel card

Medical/Dental/Vision from day 1

401K after 3 months

Paid holidays

Paid sick time

Weekly pay

Referral/Performance incentives

Boot and clothing program

Training for certifications

Zusammenfassung

ArborMetrics Solutions (AMS) seeks an Environmental Construction Specialist for electric utility projects in Harrisonburg, VA. This field role focuses on environmental compliance for land clearing and linear construction, offering autonomy and outdoor work with a safety-first culture.

You will interact with the public and support permit-driven site development. The role requires 1–5 years in site development, NPDES/SWPPP proficiency, and relevant certifications; a degree in environmental science

Qualifikationen

• Associate or bachelor’s degree in environmental science, Construction Management, Building Science, or a related field.
• 1-5 years’ site development / permitting utility construction experience.
• Solid understanding of NPDES CGP SWPPP implementation and inspections.

Aufgaben

• Provide environmental compliance and oversite on transmission site development and linear transmission line construction projects.
• Oversee NPDES/SWPPP compliance inspections and permits.
• Ensure field operations comply with permits and environmental regulations.

Kenntnisse

Public relations

Outdoor/field work

Work independently

Basic computer skills

Ausbildung

Environmental science / Construction Management / Building Science degree

FSESCI certification

CESSWI / CEPSCI certifications

Tools

GIS

Jobbeschreibung

ArborMetrics Solutions (AMS) seeks an Environmental Construction Specialist for electric utility projects in Harrisonburg, VA. This field role focuses on environmental compliance for land clearing and linear construction, offering autonomy and outdoor work with a safety-first culture.

You will interact with the public and support permit-driven site development. The role requires 1–5 years in site development, NPDES/SWPPP proficiency, and relevant certifications; a degree in environmental science