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🔵 Join Our Team: Making a Difference in Environmental Health at the City of Coppell Over 15 years ago, I walked into the city of Coppell's Environmental Health office as a young man looking for a job that would fulfill three objectives: human interaction, decision-making, and innovation. Let me explain. I wanted these things for these reasons:  1️⃣ Human interaction: I was searching for a job that would enable me to interact with people and build relationships with them.  2️⃣ Decision-making:  I was looking for a job where my supervisors trusted me to make decisions. 3️⃣ Innovation: Finally, I was seeking a job that would encourage me to experiment and innovate. ✅ The city of Coppell provided me with precisely what I was looking for and more. They offered me an opportunity to serve our residents and establish relationships with them, make important decisions that improved the lives of residents and business owners, and learn through trial and error. The organization invested in my development, providing opportunities to improve my skills and serve the organization in numerous roles. Today, I am the Assistant Director of the Community Development department, and we are seeking an Environmental Health Specialist (Health Inspector) to fill the same position I started with. We invite you to share this post with anyone interested in a career that positively impacts people's lives by serving them and is committed to continuous improvement. Please take a look at the job description and encourage interested individuals to apply on our website. The link is in the first comment. #hiring #Coppell

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Do you want a career in Health & Safety? How about becoming an Environmental Compliance enforcement personnel? Join Langara College, gain the skills & knowledge you need to be part of the health, safety and environmental compliance world. #healthandsafety #enviromentalcompliance

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It’s awesome to hear “easy and fast” from a field user today! Environmental managers rely on field folks to do so much of the routine compliance items. For field folks, environmental is not their top priority, but #51 on a list of 50 things to do in a day. Making it fast and easy saves the company money (time) and gets the environmental folks the critical compliance requirements done

Looking to give your property a fresh look? Hiring a professional pressure washing company is the way to go! Here's why: 1️⃣ It's a DIRTY job: Let the pros handle the tough grime and dirt – save yourself the hassle! 2️⃣ Save TIME: Let experts handle the dirty work efficiently, giving you more time for what you love! 3️⃣ Avoid damages: DIY can lead to unintended harm – pros know how to clean effectively without causing damage. 4️⃣ Laws & regulations: Professionals ensure compliance with environmental regulations, keeping your property and the environment safe. Don't risk it, leave it to the professionals! #PressureWashing #ProfessionalService #SaveTime #Planet-e🏡✨

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Meet Will Edwards, Environmental Compliance Inspector for the City of Vacaville Utilities Department. Will helps protect Vacaville's creeks from pollution, sewer pipes from obstruction, and treatment plant from receiving harmful material. "Achieving the goal of protecting these resources takes multiple approaches, from inspecting industries to ensure compliance with sewer discharge limitations, to responding to illicit discharges such as engine oil spills, to educating the public on what they can do to protect our creeks. As inspectors, we watch out for sewer lines that may become obstructed by FOG (Fat, Oil and Grease), and proactively work with our collections staff to remove these blockages before they overflow onto the street and into our creeks. If a sewer overflow does make it to the creek, we will be there to document and investigate the event and hold those responsible for their actions. This is one of the best roles one could possibly want. It is a great mix of office and field work, and one that offers a great variety of challenges and goals. It is a job that can be simple, such as cleaning an oil spill, or complicated, such as inspecting a pharmaceutical manufacturer or implementing Senate Bills. My coworkers are my constant source of motivation and dedication, as I never want to let them down. I enjoy my job because I am making a significant difference to the environment and protecting the community in which my family and I live. I chose Vacaville because it is a City that empowers its employees to make impactful decisions and has leaders that encourage an environment of growth. My favorite part of this job is how many different people you meet, and that each person you talk to has their own reason for why they want to protect the environment. I am, perhaps unsurprisingly, an avid gardener. I have over 20 different potted plants including heavenly bamboo, chrysanthemums, daisies, roses, petunias, bougainvillea, succulents, and more." Thank you, Will for taking direct action to ensure future generations have access to our natural resources. #COVVCA #COVVUD #COVLife #COVConnect #COVVWhy

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#hiring Environmental Permit Specialist III, Austin, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Austinjobs #Texasjobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gyi94kvB Job Description Prepare, conduct, and document on-site audits of routine to moderately-complex approved pretreatment programs for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statutes, rules, policies, and guidelines. Draft audit reports. Assist in preparing, conducting and documenting on-site audits of politically-sensitive pretreatment programs. Review and evaluate pretreatment program substantial and non-substantial modifications for compliance with TPDES permit requirements and state and federal statues, rules, policies, and guidelines. Conduct numerical analyses of local limits and incorporates the results into program modifications. Incorporate approved substantial modifications into TPDES permits. Prepare pretreatment sections of routine to moderately-complex TPDES permits. Evaluate pretreatment program annual reports; complete industrial waste surveys and TexTox reports; and make categorical determinations for industrial users. Participate in the resolution of contested permit applications, attend alternative dispute resolutions and public meetings, and prepare expert testimony for public hearings before an Administrative Law Judge or the Commission. Provide basic training to new or less experienced staff; respond to inquiries on assigned permits, audits, and modifications to approved pretreatment programs; communicate information to control authorities, industrial users, agency staff and the public.