ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SPECIALIST

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SPECIALIST

CITY OF IRVING, TEXAS

PAY RANGE OF $20.63 - $29.11 PER HOUR

     Duties include conducting inspections and preparing related technical reports to meet federal and state requirements; responding to hazardous materials incidents and supervising incident cleanup; and investigating customer complaints. Duties also include performing sampling, monitoring and inspections for the drinking water, storm water and industrial wastewater pretreatment programs.

     A Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent, in environmental science, biology, microbiology, chemistry or a related science field and two years of relevant experience are required. Must have TCEQ Class C Water and Class II Wastewater licenses. If not presently licensed at this level, must have Class D Water and Collection I Wastewater licenses and, as a condition of continued employment, must obtain Class C and Collection II within a specified timeframe. Schedule includes participation in 24-hour on-call rotation. Night and weekend hours are sometimes required.

      Get an application from the City of Irving HR Department, 825 West Irving Boulevard, Irving, or from our website. Your completed application may be submitted online, delivered or mailed to the HR Department, or faxed to (972) 721-2582.  Please be sure to indicate the position for which you are applying.

Please see www.cityofirving.org or call 972.721.3773 x346 for closing date.

Qualifications given in the job description in this flyer represent only the minimum qualifications necessary to perform the essential functions of the job. In addition to these qualifications, the minimum age requirement for regular full-time and part-time employment is 18, with the exception of Aquatic Center Lifeguard (PT); for seasonal employment, the minimum age is 16. Preference for interviews by the department are given to the most qualified applicants who may possess more specific education and/or experience than is given in a particular job description. Duties shown in the job description represent a summary of the essential duties and responsibilities.  Other duties may be assigned.  An applicant wishing to apply for a different position while still under consideration for another must complete a new application.

PRE-TREATMENT INSPECTOR

DEPARTMENT OF OPERATIONAL SERVICES / ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS.

$2819.72/MO

    DUTIES: Contacts officials of commercial industries concerning waste discharge, federal and

state pollution laws; inspects and monitors industries and municipal waste treatment system for waste disposal, government violations, and permit requirements. Reviews plans proposed waste treatment facilities and inspects construction to insure compliance. Issues citations to violators of sanitation code or water-quality regulations. May collect industrial samples for laboratory analysis to determine pollutants and non-compliance. Operates basic laboratory equipment. Compiles written reports of investigations, findings, corrective actions and recommendations. Informs industries of current pre-treatment regulations and assists industries in establishing and maintaining pre-treatment programs and reporting procedures. Performs other duties as assigned and required.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor’s degree in chemistry or biology or related field plus one (1) year of wastewater or water or industrial experience or related experience. Facility with mathematics; form perception to recognize physical and chemical differences in materials; and eye-hand coordination. Hold or be able to obtain Class IV Operation Certificated within two (2) years of employment.

    Applications must be turned in by noon Friday, October 12, 2007.  Please contact Chris  Warren

at: Chris.Warren@ci.shreveport.la.us if you have any questions.