Mineral Resources Inspector 3 (Orphan Well Program) - 20102606 & 20102607

Highland County Joint Township•Ohio, IL

45d•$31 - $45•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking passionate people who enjoy the outdoors and want to play a key role for two (2) Mineral Resources Inspector 3 positions within the Division of Oil and Gas Resources Management, headquartered at the Zaleski State Forest Office in Vinton County. The address is 29371 Wheelabout Road, McArthur, Ohio 45651. To learn more about the Division of Oil and Gas please visit https://ohiodnr.gov/oil-gas. Note: Residency Requirement - PN 20102606 - Any applicant accepting an offer to this position will be required to reside within the servicing area or any contiguous county within 180 days from the first date of employment. Servicing Counties: Adams, Gallia, Lawrence, Jackson, Meigs, Pike, and Scioto Note: Residency Requirement - PN20102607 - Any applicant accepting an offer to this position will be required to reside within the servicing area or any contiguous county within 180 days from the first date of employment. Servicing Counties: Athens, Fairfield, Hocking, Perry, Pickaway, Ross, & Vinton What you will do… As Senior Inspector, investigates Orphan Well complaints & completes referrals; interviews parties & witnesses; gathers records & documentation (e.g., photos, drilling data, cement records, electric logs, hydrogen sulfide [H2S]) Conducts on-site meetings with operators &/or engineers, contractors, & consultants to explain permit conditions; makes policy & work recommendations Drafts well descriptions & plugging plans for development of the Projects Scope of Work Witnesses & monitors all phases of orphan & idle well projects such as approving plugging methods & plugging oversight, drafts field orders & change orders for the orphan well program; tracks quantities Investigates & evaluates contamination & pollution of soil or water resources & inspection & approval of restoration of disturbed land area Acts as a liaison with other local, county, state, & federal officials This position requires travel to field sites to conduct inspections & to be available 24 hours/7 days per week to respond to calls &/or site inspections Starting hourly pay of $30.55/hr with multiple pay increases over your first 7.5 years of service, with an end salary of $44.74/hr. There may also be cost of living adjustments (COLA) applied. Longevity pay supplements begin after five (5) years of state service. For more details, refer to the OCSEA pay range schedule & longevity rates OCSEA Employees | Department of Administrative Services. UNUSUAL WORKING CONDITIONS: Requires travel; conducts field inspections in inclement weather, on rough terrain & in heavy vegetation while carrying testing equipment weighing up to 20 lbs; exposed to loud noises, dirt, & mud at mine/well sites; may be exposed to toxic substances, blasting & potentially dangerous conditions at mine/well sites; spends high percentage of time alone in automobile in remote areas; on call 24 hrs, 7 days per week; works around heavy equipment. Completion of undergraduate core program in natural science (e.g., geology; chemistry; hydrology; biology; agronomy) AND 24 mos. exp. in natural resources with specialization in assigned area (e.g., coal surface mining, mineral surface mining & oil & gas & solution mining) AND 1 course or 3 mos. exp. in public relations or communications AND 1 course or 3 mos. exp. in operation of personal computer AND must be able to provide own transportation; valid driver's license. Or 24 mos. exp. as Mineral Resources Inspector 2, 22932 in assigned area; must be able to provide own transportation; valid driver's license. Or equivalent of Minimum Class Qualifications For Employment noted above. Note: Any new hire accepted for this position will be required to submit to urinalysis prior to appointment to test for illegal drug use. An applicant with a positive test result will not be offered employment per Section 123:1-76-09 of Ohio Administrative Code.

Requirements

Completion of undergraduate core program in natural science (e.g., geology; chemistry; hydrology; biology; agronomy)
24 mos. exp. in natural resources with specialization in assigned area (e.g., coal surface mining, mineral surface mining & oil & gas & solution mining)
1 course or 3 mos. exp. in public relations or communications
1 course or 3 mos. exp. in operation of personal computer
Must be able to provide own transportation
Valid driver's license
24 mos. exp. as Mineral Resources Inspector 2, 22932 in assigned area
Must be able to provide own transportation
Valid driver's license
Equivalent of Minimum Class Qualifications For Employment noted above
Any new hire accepted for this position will be required to submit to urinalysis prior to appointment to test for illegal drug use

Responsibilities

Investigates Orphan Well complaints & completes referrals
Interviews parties & witnesses
Gathers records & documentation (e.g., photos, drilling data, cement records, electric logs, hydrogen sulfide [H2S])
Conducts on-site meetings with operators &/or engineers, contractors, & consultants to explain permit conditions
Makes policy & work recommendations
Drafts well descriptions & plugging plans for development of the Projects Scope of Work
Witnesses & monitors all phases of orphan & idle well projects such as approving plugging methods & plugging oversight
Drafts field orders & change orders for the orphan well program
Tracks quantities
Investigates & evaluates contamination & pollution of soil or water resources & inspection & approval of restoration of disturbed land area
Acts as a liaison with other local, county, state, & federal officials
Conducts inspections
Responds to calls &/or site inspections

Benefits

Multiple pay increases over your first 7.5 years of service, with an end salary of $44.74/hr.
Cost of living adjustments (COLA)
Longevity pay supplements begin after five (5) years of state service

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