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The role requires working 10-hour days Monday through Saturday likely starting at 7:00 AM. Upon completion of onboarding the employee will commute directly to the project site using their personal vehicle. While on site a fleet vehicle will be provided for use strictly within the project area and must remain on location at all times.
Overtime pay will comply with Ohio state labor laws.
Valid drivers license is required.
We are seeking an Environmental Compliance Monitor to support a large-scale solar energy project in Franklin County OH. This on-site position is responsible for observing construction activities to ensure compliance with relevant environmental laws permits and project-specific commitments. The monitor will also assist in protecting biological cultural and environmental resources by conducting inspections and documenting findings.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct daily site inspections and walk-throughs to ensure environmental compliance.
Monitor construction activities and confirm adherence to applicable permits and regulatory requirements.
Document and report any deviations or non-compliance.
Prepare and submit bi-weekly inspection reports and maintain daily activity logs.
Participate in bi-weekly team meetings.
Bachelors degree in Environmental Science Ecology Biology Natural Resources or a closely related field from an accredited institution (this is mandatory and must be clearly listed on the resume).
1 to 4 years of relevant experience (overqualified candidates will not be considered).
Practical experience with environmental compliance monitoringideally in renewable energy projects.
Solid understanding of Ohio environmental regulations and permitting frameworks especially:
NPDES SWPPP/ESCP permitting (non-negotiable requirement)
Clean Water Act Endangered Species Act
USACE Permitting Ohio EPA & ODNR guidelines
National Historic Preservation Act
Familiarity with:
SWPPP inspections
BMP implementation
Spill prevention protocols
Construction-related environmental permits
Strong communication observational and reporting skills.
Ability to work both independently and in a team setting.
OSHA 10 certification or other relevant certifications.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race disability veteran status or any other protected characteristic.
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