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ETIC is seeking an Environmental Scientist who is a Qualified SWPPP Practitioner (QSP), or a Qualified SWPPP Developer (QSD). This individual will provide inspection services for storm water ...

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What is the difference between Swppp Developer vs Environmental Technician?

AspectSwppp DeveloperEnvironmental Technician
CertificationsStormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) knowledge, possibly some environmental certificationsEnvironmental certifications, such as EPA or state-specific tech certifications
Work EnvironmentOffice-based with site visits for plan development and compliance checksFieldwork-focused, conducting site inspections and sampling
Industry UsageConstruction, civil engineering, environmental consultingEnvironmental monitoring, remediation, and compliance

The Swppp Developer primarily focuses on creating and managing stormwater pollution prevention plans, often working in an office setting with occasional site visits. In contrast, Environmental Technicians are more field-oriented, conducting inspections and sampling to ensure environmental compliance. Both roles require environmental knowledge and certifications but differ in daily tasks and work environment.

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QSP (Qualified SWPPP Practitioner) and QSD (Qualified SWPPP Developer)

QSP (Qualified SWPPP Practitioner) and QSD (Qualified SWPPP Developer)

Emerald Site Services, Inc

Santa Clarita, CA

$71K - $95K/yr

Other

Posted 15 days ago


Job description

Description

Company Description

Emerald Site Services, Northern California's premier stormwater, erosion, and dust control contractor, is bringing their wide range and industry leading scope of services to the Southern California market.


QSP and QSD are certifications required under California's Construction General Permit (CGP), administered by the State Water Resources Control Board. These roles ensure compliance with stormwater regulations to prevent pollution from construction sites through the development and implementation of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP).


These positions are particularly relevant for construction projects disturbing soil (typically 1 acre or more) in California, where a certified QSD prepares the SWPPP, and a QSP oversees its on-site execution.



Qualified SWPPP Developer (QSD)


Role: Planner, Designer & Certifier Develops and certifies the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) to meet 2022 CGP standards, including TMDL compliance and post-construction requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

Prepare, certify, and amend the SWPPP (site maps, risk assessments, pollutant source evaluation, BMP selection, monitoring plans).

Conduct site-specific TMDL assessments (e.g., RUSLE2 modeling for sediment) and select advanced BMPs/treatment systems.

Ensure compliance with effluent limits, Numeric Action Levels (NALs), post-construction run-off, and dewatering rules.

Perform required inspections (e.g., startup, biannual seasonal, post-NAL exceedance).

Collaborate with owners/engineers/contractors to integrate SWPPP into project design/permits.

Submit/amend documents via SMARTS (NOI, risk assessment, SWPPP uploads).

Oversee implementation and support corrective actions/amendments.

Conduct visual inspections required by QSD (Initial 30 Day, Semi-Annual, Inactive).


Qualifications & Certification:

Approved prerequisite (e.g., CA PE, PG, CESSWI, or equivalent).

Complete CASQA-approved training, exams, and 2022 CGP Reissuance Review.

6 hours annual continuing education; biennial renewal.

(QSDs may also perform QSP duties.)


Qualified SWPPP Practitioner (QSP):

Role: On-Site Implementer & Compliance Manager Leads daily field execution, inspections, sampling, and BMP maintenance during construction.

Key Responsibilities:

Install, inspect, maintain, and repair BMPs (erosion/sediment controls, stabilized entrances, etc.) to BAT/BCT standards.

Conduct frequent visual inspections (monthly, pre/during/post-qualifying rain events, post-NAL exceedance).

Perform stormwater/non-stormwater observations, effluent sampling (pH/turbidity for higher-risk sites), non-visible pollutant checks, and receiving water monitoring when triggered.

Identify/correct deficiencies, implement fixes for exceedances, and recommend SWPPP amendments.

Train site personnel and delegates on SWPPP/BMPs/TMDL requirements.

Update SMARTS with inspection logs, sampling data, and Annual Reports.

Delegate tasks to trained QSP Delegates (with foundational/site-specific training and oversight).

Verify compliance for inactive/stabilized sites and support project closeout.


Qualifications & Certification:

Approved prerequisite (e.g., relevant certifications/education).

Complete CASQA-approved training, exams, and 2022 CGP Reissuance Review.

6 hours annual continuing education; biennial renewal.


 
Please note this job will be based in the Santa Clarita, CA region. 

Requirements

QSD Qualifications & Requirements:   

Approved prerequisite (e.g., CA PE, PG, CESSWI, or equivalent).

Complete CASQA-approved training, exams, and 2022 CGP Reissuance Review.

6 hours annual continuing education; biennial renewal.

(QSDs may also perform QSP duties.)


QSP Qualifications & Requirements: 

Approved prerequisite (e.g., relevant certifications/education).

Complete CASQA-approved training, exams, and 2022 CGP Reissuance Review.

6 hours annual continuing education; biennial renewal.


Compenstation: $71,000 - $95,000


Please note this job will be based in the Santa Clarita, CA region.