Instrument Technician II (Gen)

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Job description

Air Emissions Monitoring Specialist

Chester, VA Hybrid

12 Months

Local. Hybrid Schedule- TuWTh in office, M & F remote

Can work Flex 9 (alternating weeks of 44 & 36 hrs with every other Friday off) or the standard 8 hrs per day. Start anytime 06 00.

Demonstrates a working knowledge of CEMS/COMS operation, maintenance, and design (3-4 years) OR directly related work experience (3-4 years). This working knowledge of CEMS/COMS is necessary to create Excess Emissions Reports, create Monitoring Plans, review Test Protocols, review Audit Reports, support CEMS/COMS equipment upgrades, and other reporting activities.

This role is responsible for providing technical support in continuous emissions measurement systems testing configuration and reporting to state and federal agencies. This role performs routine to moderately complex work assignments and tasks with limited work supervision. Under the client's supervision, will perform technical calculations, analysis, research and design to further develop professional knowledge and abilities to provide technical support. This may include analyzing and evaluating systems, equipment, process improvements, and programs for assurance that they are modified, operated, and maintained in accordance with client's policy and regulatory requirements. Drafts technical and audit reports to support findings or report events and develop compliance strategies as part of a team. Success candidate may be required to observe/participate in emissions testing conducted from exhaust stack platforms at heights of up to 350 feet.

" What are the top (at least 3 if possible) must have skill sets (technical/functional) which are required?

1. Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and understanding of applicable air regulations

2. Must be able to delve into the ESC Spectrum StackVision software and understand how to process the CEMS data

3. Technical writing/Professional writing- must be able to edit in MS Word and Adobe PDF and compile a report for submittal to EPA and state regulators

" What are the top nice to have skill sets?

1. Familiar with Part 63 DDDDD & UUUUU (MATS and IBMACT) reporting requirements

2. Able to review air permits, CEMS monitoring plans, CEMS Audit Reports, and Stack Test Reports

3. Familiar with the USEPA s ECMPS and CDX databases

4. Good Note taking for own benefit

" What soft skill requirements do you have (team fit and personality requirements)? Positive attitude and collaborates easily this candidate will need significant training from team members. Candidate will interface with other departments to gather necessary information and guidance regarding CEMS events.

Persistent sometimes it takes a while to drill down and find solutions to issues.

" What education and certifications/licensures are required? Bachelor of Science

" Are there any specific companies/industries or ideal background you d like to see in the candidate s experience? Energy, utility, refinery, state department of env quality- air

" Per diem eligible? No

" Any additional expensible items? Business travel, training, and applicable conferences

" Would the candidate be eligible for mileage reimbursement? Yes

" Will the candidate be driving a vehicle on behalf of Energy or a Energy vehicle? Yes, occasionally.

" Will this candidate be dealing with Private Personal Information (PPI), Company Sensitive Information or Credit Sensitive Information? Yes Company Sensitive Info

" Will the candidate require Unescorted Nuclear Access? No

" Do you have a pre-identified candidate? If so, please provide full name and contact information. No

" What is the committed timeline for interview and decision making? We d like to interview candidates as soon as possible, starting as soon as October 1. Ideally have someone onboard by December 1.

" How will the interviews be conducted? In-person with me OR with both me and direct manager.

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