This class is distinguished from the Environmental Specialist Senior-Field in that this class performs more routine work assignments and is not involved in lead work. Performs work of routine difficulty using established work procedures according to federal and state policies, standards, and laws. Positions in this class apply state and federal policy, regulations, and program requirements to activities and projects affecting the environment. In the Department of Transportation these positions perform research and analysis of impacts of highway construction projects on the environment. Work affects the condition of the environment of an assigned field office area, and the completion and accuracy of related studies and projects concerning a variety of environmental disciplines.
Effective decisions result in the maintenance of a healthy environment.
Errors may have a negative impact on the agency, the environment and the public s perception of the agency. Work is typically closely monitored by a supervisor or lead worker and major errors should not go undetected. Any equivalent combination of training and experience indicating possession of the preceding knowledge and abilities may substitute for education and experience. Highway Environmental Specialist A classes.