TRO - P0377 - Air Inspector

Primary responsibilities include independently conducting air compliance inspections and determining compliance with applicable laws, regulations and permits, investigate complaints, documenting observations, compliance status and recommendations using DEQ software and templates. Documenting and updating enforcement actions in the database within agency timeframes. Additional responsibilities include collecting data/samples and performing Q/A on ambient air monitoring stations, as needed, in accordance with federal standards and the Division of Air Monitoring Quality Assurance Manual, regulations, and other requirements. Maintaining complete and accurate logs of records and submitting reports.

• Knowledge of scientific and/or manufacturing/commercial/industrial/mechanical processes and air pollution control regulations and standards
• Skills and ability to:
  • communicate effectively verbally and in writing, organize work, set priorities, and perform tasks independently
  • read and interpret technical documents and understand mechanical and industrial processes
  • analyze and solve problems
  • apply established policy, procedures, and regulations
  • use computers for word processing and data management
  • climb ladders, work at heights and maneuver in tight spaces
• Combination of education and/or training/work experience demonstrating competence in environmental, engineering/physical/biological or related science.
• Requires completion of EPA Method 9 Certification within 6 months of employment, and maintaining certification as deemed necessary to fulfill job responsibilities.
• This position may require you to operate a state owned or leased vehicle. Therefore, a valid driver's license is required.
• Must use hard hat, safety shoes, safety glasses, ear protection, gloves and/or other protective clothing that may be required in industrial settings.