ENVRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE MANAGER (ECM)

SUMMARY: Under general supervision, performs professional engineering work in developing, reviewing and evaluating environmental compliance plans in storm water management, development and  studies.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Essential duties and responsibilities may include, but are not limited to, the following:

The ECM candidate shall have at least five (5) years of experience successfully managing environmental compliance of urban freeway construction. This person or firm must be prequalified by GDOT and all costs associated with the ECM shall be included in the DB Team's Proposal. The qualifying experience required of an ECM candidate must include the following:

1. Has developed and managed a storm water pollution prevention plan
2. Has developed and managed a hazardous substance and petroleum products management plan
3. Has implemented environmental mitigation plans
4. Has provided environmental and personal protection training
5. Has monitored compliance with Section 404 Permit conditions

The ECM’s qualifying experience must demonstrate familiarity with:

1. The scope and terminology of ASTM E 1527-05, “Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessment Process”
2. Provisions of the NPDES Construction General Permit (GAR1000002)
3. Requirements of Section 404 and permit provisions

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Education, Training and Experience Guidelines:

 Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering; AND minimum five years of experience managing environmental compliance plans, as it relates to Freeway construction.

Knowledge of:

• Federal and state regulations and regional ordinances governing civil engineering projects.
• Principles of civil engineering, environmental engineering and application to Highway engineering.
• GADOT standards, protocols, specifications, and guidelines for traffic engineering projects. OSHA rules and safety standards in hazardous environments.
• Technical principles of civil engineering, mathematics, and physics.