Field Environmental Monitor - Compliance Oversight

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Reno (NV)

On-site

USD 65,000 - 90,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Energy Environmental Group (EEG) is a full-service environmental consulting firm supporting environmental permitting, inspection, and compliance monitoring. The Biological Monitor will coordinate with on-site personnel to ensure environmental compliance, develop mitigation plans, and oversee SWPPP/SPCC documentation for transmission line projects in Nevada.

Responsibilities include conducting pre-construction surveys, providing environmental orientation, monitoring species of concern, and

Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in biology, environmental science, natural resources, wildlife biology, or related discipline required
Must have a valid driver’s license
Strong organizational and document management skills
Ability to multitask and maintain effectiveness with multiple priorities
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Ability to read and understand permits and authorizations to effectively enforce them
Professional attitude
Detail-oriented and high attention to accuracy
Solid mathematical skills
Comfortable working in a field-based position
Demonstrated written and verbal skills
Strong computer skills and understanding of Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, Google Earth, and others
adaptable to changing work conditions; plan and prioritize workload
Comfortable working around heavy equipment and active construction
Ability to work flexible hours and extensive travel throughout Nevada
Reliable and punctual

Responsibilities

Participates in pre-, during-, and post-construction monitoring and development
Works with construction management and agencies to ensure environmental compliance with permit conditions throughout all phases of transmission line construction
Completes pre-construction surveys within the project right-of-way and surrounding areas
Provides environmental orientation to personnel
Monitors the Project area for species of concern
Conducts botanical monitoring and management
Inspects and amends project BMPs per SWPPP and contractual requirements
Participates in daily and weekly look-ahead meetings
Prepares and maintains daily and/or weekly reports
Performs daily and weekly field inspections to identify potential permit non-compliances and enforces permits
Adheres to Owner's environmental policies and procedures
Assists in inspection of activities for compliance with environmental laws and regulations
Identifies sensitive resources and coordinates with construction crews
Identifies and reports potential environmental concerns to Environmental Manager
Participates in daily tailboard discussions and leads Site Specific Environmental Review discussions
Verifies field work areas are properly marked and flagged
Utilizes computers, tablets, and GPS for data collection and analysis
Serves as field POC for third-party monitors
Identifies, documents, and oversees corrective actions to resolve noncompliance
Inspects erosion control measures and communicates maintenance requirements
Inspects and documents reclamation and revegetation activities
Maintains communications with project stakeholders and field personnel
Attends and participates in field meetings
Ensures flagging and signage delineate environmental sensitive areas
Builds and distributes environmental supplies to construction personnel (e.g., spill kits)