District Engineer-2
Job Purpose & Summary
The Berks County Conservation District (BCCD) is seeking a motivated, licensed Professional Engineer to join our team as a District Engineer-2. This vital position plays a key role in implementing state-delegated regulatory programs, mentoring staff, and supporting the mission of BCCD to protect and conserve Berks County’s natural resources.
The District Engineer-2 assists the District Engineer/Team Supervisor in implementing Chapter 92 (NPDES), Chapter 102 (Erosion Control and Post Construction Stormwater Management), and Chapter 105 (Dam Safety and Waterway Management) programs. In addition, the District Engineer-2 will help lead the Resource Conservation Team (RCT), providing technical support, oversight, and mentoring to ensure regulatory goals and delegation agreements are achieved.
Essential Functions & Responsibilities
- Plan Review & Technical Oversight
- Review E&S control plans, NPDES permits, and 105 General Permit applications.
- Conduct technical evaluations of PCSM plans under DEP guidelines.
- Facilitate plan review meetings and ensure compliance with state standards.
- Site Inspections & Enforcement
- Perform field inspections of construction sites for compliance with Chapter 102 and Clean Streams Law.
- Issue reports, coordinate pre-construction meetings, and initiate enforcement actions as needed
- Evaluate site conditions and resolve environmental violations.
- Administration & Reporting
- Submit monthly, quarterly, and annual reports to DEP, BCCD leadership, and the public.
- Maintain GIS databases and track program activity (Chapter 102, 105, and MS4).
- Conduct monthly team meetings and represent the RCT at district operations meetings.
- Education, Outreach & Special Projects
- Attend DEP training, contractor workshops, and roundtable sessions.
- Deliver presentations to schools, community groups, and professional organizations.
- Develop environmental education materials and participate in public engagement.
Qualifications
- Requirements
- Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in Pennsylvania – Required
- Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field
- 1-3 years of experience in regulatory, stormwater, or environmental engineering
- NPDES permitting and E&S regulations
- Clean Streams Law and DEP guidelines
- Watershed modeling and BMP implementation
- Valid driver’s license
- Strong communication, mentoring, and team-building abilities
- Ability to work independently and in the field under various conditions
- Preferred Qualifications
- NICET, CPESC, or CPMSM certification
- GIS and database experience
- Knowledge of PNDI and the PA Stormwater BMP Manual
- Familiarity with CADD and GPS tools
Benefits
Paid medical and dental insurance; 11 paid holidays; paid vacation; paid personal hours, and more.
Job Location
Leesport, PA
