More information available at: https://www.westech-env.com/careers/

Primary Qualifications:

Education: Bachelor’s or master’s degree in natural resources, or at least 5 years of experience working in environmental inspection, reclamation, permitting, and/or
environmental field work.

Experience: Experience with environmental oversight and inspections on industrial projects. Experience should include stormwater permitting and inspection, erosion control installation and inspection, and environmental permit requirements for industrial projects.

Ability: Can contribute to a variety of key tasks such as research pre-construction permitting requirements, preparing and implementing stormwater control plans, complete site-specific pre-construction environmental surveys, complete other environmental inspections as required. Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively to solve problems and interface between different project components such as construction teams, land access personnel, and environmental compliance officials.

Specific Skills/Training: Certified Stormwater Administrator or other erosion control experience or certification (i.e. CESCP), Environmental Inspector (EI) experience, and general
plant and wildlife identification skills.

Travel: Position requires travel to a variety of remote locations in the Intermountain West and Great Plains. Applicants must be physically and psychologically able to complete
inspection or field work under adverse conditions such as: heat, rain, snow, insects, and/or steep terrain (all while maintaining a positive/professional attitude). Work will require
substantial time stationed on projects and/or frequent trips to projects.

Additional Qualifications:

Client Contacts: Additional consideration will be given to individuals who can bring new clients or projects to WESTECH.

Field Biology and Environmental Permitting: Additional consideration will be given to individuals with demonstrable skills in wetland delineation, noxious weed identification and
management, NEPA, FERC, or Environmental Permitting experience.