Air Management Engineer

We seek creative, service-oriented individuals to join a team of professional employees dedicated to protecting and enhancing our natural resources. We employ individuals who can communicate positively with a variety of customer groups.

Benefits to Working for the DNR

The DNR offers an excellent fringe benefit package. The Department also regularly reviews and adjusts pay rates and fringe benefits so the State, as an employer can remain competitive. These positions are part of the Professional Engineering certified bargaining unit.

Duties

Collect air pollution and pollution control information through inspections, complaint investigations, and surveys. Determine impact of pollution sources by reviewing standards. Calculate emissions and interpret data. Review collection and surveillance reports and engineering reports, plans, and specifications for compliance with regulations and codes.

Required Technical Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Theories, principles, and practices of engineering pertinent to air pollution control; pollution source processes to identify elements likely to emit air contaminants; standard principles, procedures, and resource data required to perform independent analysis and estimate air quality pollutant concentrations.

Desired Training

Bachelor's degree in chemical or environmental engineering (or some combination of the two) from an ABET-accredited program with course work or experience in air pollution detection and control or closely related areas, or a verified equivalent.

PUB-HR-003 Rev 06/2001