Environmental Inspector II: Field Compliance & Site Audits

NiSource Inc.

Goshen (IN)

On-site

USD 62,000 - 87,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Job summary

NiSource Inc. is seeking an Environmental Inspector 2 to support environmental compliance for electric and gas construction projects.

The role involves reviewing environmental plans, conducting site inspections, and advising project teams on permits and restoration practices. This position requires independent fieldwork, regular travel within the region, and occasional work outside normal hours or overnight.

Qualifications

Associate degree in Environmental Science, Natural Resources/Management, Ecology, or related field, or equivalent work experience.
3+ years of environmental or stormwater inspection experience.
Ability to obtain and maintain required environmental certifications, NiSource Operator Qualifications, and applicable state credentials.
Valid driver's license, ability to travel, and physical ability to navigate construction sites and utility rights-of-way.
Knowledge of environmental compliance, permitting, erosion and sediment control, restoration, and utility construction practices.
Ability to interpret project plans, assess risks, develop corrective actions, communicate effectively, and use Microsoft Office and related technology.

Responsibilities

Review environmental compliance plans and provide input during planning, bid, constructability, and preconstruction activities.
Conduct and document inspections and audits, including observations, photographs, reports, and required certifications.
Evaluate erosion and sediment controls, water-resource crossings, sensitive-resource protections, project boundaries, and restoration activities for compliance.
Identify noncompliance, spills, contamination, or unanticipated discoveries; recommend corrective actions; and coordinate appropriate response measures.
Monitor the handling of soil, topsoil, water, waste, spoils, seed, and other materials, including sampling results and restoration requirements.
Communicate findings and requirements to stakeholders, contractors, and resource specialists; provide guidance, training, and presentations.
Maintain document control, required credentials, and continuous improvement practices.
Travel safely to project sites and provide coverage outside normal hours or assigned areas, including overnight stays when required.