Environmental Specialist 2 - (BUSTR) 20060385, 20060384, 20060356

Or 12 mos. exp. as Environmental Specialist 1, 85861. The Division of the State Fire Marshal keeps Ohioans safe when they are at home, and out and about. This includes modernizing and enforcing the Ohio Fire Code; training and certifying firefighters; teaching fire prevention and safety education to businesses, industry, schools and the public; investigating the origin and cause of fires and explosions; and regulating and licensing fireworks companies, underground storage tanks and other fire-related industries. Works as a site coordinator for the Bureau of Underground Storage Tank Regulations (BUSTR) Reviews Closure Assessment reports for underground storage tank (UST) closure for accuracy & completeness for regulatory requirements. Reviews Corrective Action reports from UST release sites for proper chemicals of concern (COC) analysis, site delineation & risk-based modeling for designated Points of Exposure (POE) parameters. Conducts site visits for suspected release & open corrective action files. Responds to customer inquiries regarding UST corrective action case file via telephone, email & written correspondence. Assists the Bureau in the development of Rules, Guidance & Policies for the Corrective Actions Section. 4 yrs. trg. or 4 yrs. exp. in position involving geology or hydrology, engineering, chemistry, physics, biology, environmental science &/or other comparable physical or health science field, earth science &/or urban & regional planning, &/or mathematics &/or history &/or archaeology (i.e., latter two subject areas pertain only to positions in departments of transportation & natural resources) which included responsibility for conducting compliance monitoring surveys &/or inspections/reviews or investigations, or review of permit applications relative to oil & gas well operations or injection, annular disposal & saltwater injection wells & enhanced recovery projects or coal mining, or solid/hazardous waste sites or industrial & municipal wastewater dischargers, or conducting of historical &/or archaeological research or other research studies to evaluate impact of proposed transportation projects on historic properties or cultural resources, or collecting, compiling & preparing various environmental assessments, evaluations, reports & related documents. training & experience must be commensurate with duties to be assigned. Or baccalaureate degree in engineering, chemistry, physics, biology, environmental science, earth science &/or urban & regional planning, geology or other comparable physical or health science field or mathematics or history or archaeology (i.e., latter two subject areas pertain only to positions in departments of transportation & natural resources) with education to be commensurate with duties to be assigned. Or positions involved in providing financial, technical & administrative assistance for planning, design & implementation of environmental infrastructure & pollution abatement, & prevention projects, applicants must have completed undergraduate core coursework in business/public administration, public relations/marketing, political science or communications, or have 4 yrs. exp. in position involving public contact to explain policies, procedures & programs of agency, writing of promotional &/or explanatory publications & materials, budgeting, contract administration & working with others on team projects. Note: For all positions engaged in field work, applicants must be able to provide own transportation. New employees in EPA's solid waste program, excluding those in the solid waste planning unit, must obtain a sanitarian-in-training certificate during their probationary period. Or 12 mos. exp. as Environmental Specialist 1, 85861. Or equivalent of Minimum Class Qualifications for Employment noted above. Job Skills Environmental Services Organization Primary Location United States of America-OHIO-Licking County-Reynoldsburg Compensation $31.47 Schedule Full-time Work Hours 8:00AM-5:00PM Subject to Change Classified Indicator Classified Union

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Technical Skills Data Analytics, Oil & Gas Professional Skills Analyzation, Customer Focus, Observation Agency Overview The Mission of the Ohio Department of Commerce is promoting prosperity by protecting what matters most. As the state's chief regulator, the Department of Commerce impacts Ohioans every day. We are motivated by our mission to promote prosperity for businesses and licensees by protecting what matters most to the residents of our state. We ensure compliance through proactive outreach, education, and customer-focused service. Commerce is comprised of seven operating divisions and two standalone programs that span a variety of industries including real estate, liquor, banking, securities, firefighting, construction and skilled trades, and medical marijuana. Through exceptional compliance practices and oversight, Commerce has a direct role in protecting Ohioans. Our Guiding Principles Making An IMPACT For The Customer Inclusive Motivated Proactive Accountable Customer-Focused Teamwork #J-18808-Ljbffr Ohio Department of Commerce