Stormwater Permitting & Erosion Control Analyst

West Virginia; Charleston (WV); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

West Virginia seeks a Technical Analyst to join the Division of Water and Waste Management, Permitting / Stormwater, with an office in Kanawha City. You will review land disturbance permit applications, evaluate the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, BMPs, and engineering plans to ensure compliance with state and federal rules.

Ideal candidates bring expert knowledge of slope stability, storm water management, erosion control, and NPDES permitting.

Qualifications

• Preference for expert knowledge on slope stability and storm water management.
• Understanding of erosion and sediment control methods and laws.
• Ability to analyze design plans and maps for compliance with regulations.

Responsibilities

• Review land disturbance permit applications and assess BMPs and plans for compliance.
• Travel to hearings to assist Public Information Officer and present positions.
• Receive comments from the public and draft responses for leadership approval.
• Conduct pre-application meetings for pipeline installation permits.
• Provide technical review to help municipalities with stormwater challenges.

Skills

Slope stability

Storm water management

Erosion and sediment control

BMPs and best practices

NPDES permitting

Design plan analysis

Topographic mapping

3D visualization from 2D patterns

Public hearing representation

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

ABET-accredited degree or equivalent

Master’s degree may substitute for 2 years experience

Job description

West Virginia seeks a Technical Analyst to join the Division of Water and Waste Management, Permitting / Stormwater, with an office in Kanawha City. You will review land disturbance permit applications, evaluate the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, BMPs, and engineering plans to ensure compliance with state and federal rules.

Ideal candidates bring expert knowledge of slope stability, storm water management, erosion control, and NPDES permitting.