Worksite Erosion Control Supervisor

Acciona•Atlanta, GA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ACCIONA is a global company focused on developing regenerative infrastructure that positively impacts society. The SR400 Express Lanes Project is a significant $4.6 billion infrastructure initiative, a 50/50 joint venture between Flatiron Dragados and ACCIONA, commissioned by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) and Georgia State Road Tollway Authority (SRTA). This project aims to add two 16-mile express lanes from Sandy Springs MARTA Station (Exit 5) to McFarland (Exit 12), significantly enhancing mobility along one of Georgia’s busiest corridors. The project, which will have a peak workforce of over 500, also includes dedicated bus rapid transit stations and crucial bridge refurbishments. Construction is slated to commence in late 2025, with substantial completion anticipated in 2031. The Worksite Erosion Control Supervisor will be responsible for managing the implementation and inspection of erosion and sediment control (ESC) measures across all active construction zones of the SR400 Express Lanes project. This role is critical for ensuring full compliance with GDOT environmental requirements and NPDES stormwater permits.

Requirements

3-5 years of experience in erosion control or environmental compliance in a construction setting
Must possess a Level 1A and Level 1B Certification (Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission)
Strong familiarity with NPDES permitting, GDOT erosion control standards, and BMPs

Nice To Haves

Experience working on large-scale infrastructure projects preferred

Responsibilities

Supervise installation and maintenance of erosion control measures (silt fencing, sediment basins, inlet protection, etc.).
Conduct daily and weekly field inspections to ensure compliance with GDOT specs and regulatory standards.
Coordinate with environmental inspectors and subcontractors to resolve non-compliance issues promptly.
Document erosion control activities and inspections in compliance logs and reporting systems.
Respond quickly to weather events and field changes requiring updated ESC plans.
Train field staff on erosion control best practices and environmental stewardship.
Ensure proper stockpiling, stabilization, and stormwater management throughout the project site.