Field Environmental Coordinator

Principle Services; Texas; On-site; USD 52,000 - 86,000; Full time

Job summary

Principle Services Environmental is seeking a Field Environmental Coordinator (SWPPP) to conduct Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan inspections in accordance with TCEQ TXR150000. The role requires travel to construction sites across the DFW metroplex and surrounding areas, performing inspections to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local regulations.

The ideal candidate will have a relevant degree, stormwater certifications, strong documentation skills, and the ability to work

Qualifications

• BS in Environmental Science or related field preferred.
• Certifications in stormwater inspection are preferred.
• Ability to read topographic maps and construction plans.
• Proficiency with basic computer tools (Google Earth, Word, Excel).

Responsibilities

• Perform SWPPP inspections at construction sites throughout the DFW metroplex and surrounding areas.
• Monitor, record, and report stormwater pollution issues and erosion controls.
• Prepare accurate SWPPP inspection reports and update SWPPP in inspection software.
• Communicate deficiencies to project staff and participate in safety meetings.

Education

High School diploma or GED

BS in Environmental Science

Certified Stormwater Qualifications

QCIS – Qualified Compliance Inspector of Stormwater

CESSWI – Certified Erosion, Sediment and Stormwater Inspector

CISEC – Certified Inspector of Sediment and Erosion Control

OSHA-10 or OSHA-30

Job description

Principle Services Environmental is hiring a Field Environmental Coordinator (SWPPP) to conduct Stormwater Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) inspections in accordance with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s (TCEQ) Permit TXR150000. The SWPPP Inspector position requires a reliable, honest, self-motivated, and detailed-oriented individual.Duties:The responsibilities of the Field Environmental Coordinator require driving to construction sites throughout the DFW metroplex and surrounding areas and performing SWPPP inspections to maintain compliance with Federal, State, and Local regulatory regulations. Construction projects are generally linear-based projects, however, will include a mix of Commercial, Land Development & Homebuilding projects. Additional duties are to:Monitor, record, and report any issues related to stormwater pollution, such as sediment and erosion controls measures, stormwater runoff, and other stormwater pollution preventionsPrepare accurate, correct, and timely SWPPP inspection reportsDocument and report all deficiencies in a timely and professional manorUpdate the SWPPP using a construction inspection software applicationCommunicate any identified deficiencies to the construction representative or environmental specialist assigned to the projectParticipate in safety/team meetingsCross-train as needed into other technical service areas as needed, such as Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) compliance; Phase 1 Environmental Site AssessmentsWhy Us:Expert Team: Join a team of seasoned professionals dedicated to delivering quality, integrity, efficiency, and safety in infrastructure projects.Respectful and Supportive Culture: Join a workplace that prioritizes respect, integrity, and professionalism, fostering a culture where employees are treated with honor and dignity.Alignment with Core Values: Be part of a team that values and embodies core principles such as Integrity, Grit, Agility, Innovation, and Respect in every aspect of business and project execution.Personal and Professional Growth: Thrive in an environment that not only serves clients but also actively supports and empowers employees, promoting continuous learning, adaptation, and the transformation of ideas into action.Why You’ll Love It Here:Purpose Driven Mission: Experience the fulfillment of contributing to a mission focused on building and empowering a high-performing team dedicated to adding substantial value to clients.Autonomy & Support: Experience a shared commitment to building and empowering a great workforce. We give our employees the freedom to make impactful decisions and take ownership of tasks.Purpose-Driven Culture: Engage in a workplace culture supported by three pillars—Corporate Giving, Employee Connection, and Community Engagement—where success is not only measured by business achievements but also by the positive impact on others and the communities in which we operate.High School diploma or GED equivalent, requiredBS in Environmental Science or related field, preferredCertified Stormwater Qualifications, preferredQCIS – Qualified Compliance Inspector of StormwaterCESSWI – Certified Erosion, Sediment and Stormwater InspectorCISEC – Certified Inspector of Sediment and Erosion ControlBasic understanding of the principles, practices, and planning of stormwater management techniques including, but not limited to, erosion controls, sediment controls, and other best management practices, preferredOSHA-10 or OHSA-30 certification, preferredMust also have the following demonstrated knowledge, skills, and abilities:Ability to utilize computer software such as Google Earth, Microsoft products to include Word and Excel, Adobe Acrobat, Bluebeam (CAD), and other smartphone applicationsAbility to operate independently on a day-to-day basis; self-motivation is criticalStrong teamwork, collaboration, and problem-solving skillsAbility to read topographic maps and construction plansEffective communication, both orally and in writingWork ConditionsAbility to work in all types of weather and field conditions.Ability to travel 100% of the time.Ability to occasionally work outside of typical business hours (8am to 5pm)A valid driver's license appropriate for the type of vehicle being operated is a fundamental requirement.Long periods of sittingGood Vision: Adequate vision is crucial for safe driving. Employers may have specific vision requirements that drivers must meet.Physical Endurance: Long hours on the road can be physically demanding. Drivers should have the endurance to stay alert and focused during extended periods of driving.Motor Skills: Good motor skills are essential for controlling the vehicle, especially for jobs that involve operating heavy machinery or large vehicles.Hearing Ability: Adequate hearing is important for being aware of the surroundings, including sirens, horns, and other auditory signals on the road.General Health: A level of physical health that allows the driver to perform the duties safely is usually required. This may include medical evaluations to ensure that health conditions don't interfere with driving responsibilities.Reaction Time: Quick reflexes and the ability to react promptly to unexpected situations on the road are crucial for driver safety.Ability to Sit for Extended Periods: Many driving jobs involve sitting for long periods, so having the ability to sit comfortably and maintain focus is important.Spatial Awareness: A good sense of spatial awareness is essential for maneuvering through traffic, parking, and other driving-related tasks. No History of Seizures or Blackouts: A history of seizures or blackouts could pose a risk while driving. Employers may have restrictions regarding these conditions.