Kumi Construction Management Corporation is seeking an Environmental/Stream Inspector to provide the following services:
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Perform site visits to inspect facilities and projects for compliance with local, state, and federal environmental laws and ordinances.
Perform detailed site assessments, using methods like photo documentation to track changes over time,
Oversee construction activities, such as grading, plantings, and in-stream structure installation, to ensure that the natural stream functions are restored effectively
Assess key features such as vegetation and erosion, and using protocols to monitor restoration progress against pre-restoration conditions.
Providing guidance during construction near or within the boundaries of wetlands, streams, and other environmentally/culturally sensitive areas and habitats
Documenting compliance with the conditions of any environmental permit required by federal, state, and local agencies.
Maintaining daily and weekly status reports and providing these reports to the project manager and/or agency officials as requested.
Investigate reports of suspected violations, illegal dumping, or pollution incidents.
Inform individuals and organizations of their non-compliance, explain corrective actions, and participate in enforcing environmental laws and ordinances.
Prepare daily summaries, site diagrams, and comprehensive reports for submission to supervisors and online reporting systems.
Educate the public, businesses, and other stakeholders on environmental regulations and best practices.
Prepare and adhere to health and safety plans and procedures, ensuring a safe working environment for themselves and others.
REQUIRED SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS
A bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field, with a minimum of 5 years of experience.
Proficiency with environmental sampling equipment, monitoring devices, and data management tools.
Analyze technical data and interpret environmental regulations.
Ability to clearly communicate complex technical information and findings.
Maintain records and managing fieldwork.
Familiar with federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations.
