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Field Stormwater Technician at SOLV Energy - ApplyBlast

Field Stormwater Technician

SOLV Energy

4 months ago

4.7 on Glassdoor

Cleburn, TX

Onsite

Full Time

Executive

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About this role

A full-time field role at SOLV Energy involves 60-70% of time guiding stormwater control installation, performing site inspections, and managing civil subcontractors. The remaining time is dedicated to ensuring compliance with federal and state environmental regulations through documentation, reporting, and permit management. This position is critical for maintaining environmental standards during the construction of utility-scale solar and battery storage projects.

Responsibilities

Perform daily stormwater pollution prevention inspections on construction sites.
Ensure compliance with state-specific environmental permits and regulations.
Coordinate and oversee civil subcontractors for BMP installation and seeding.
Prepare detailed inspection reports and maintain the SWPPP binder.
Communicate corrective actions to site superintendents and environmental managers.

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About SOLV Energy

solvenergy.com

Headquarters

San Diego, California, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2008

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SOLV Energy is a leading utility-scale solar and battery storage EPC contractor and O&M provider, building and operating large-scale solar, energy storage, and high voltage substation projects across the U.S. The company offers end-to-end solutions spanning engineering, procurement, construction, SCADA/operational technology, and long-term operations and maintenance. Ranked #2 in U.S. solar EPC and BESS EPC, SOLV Energy has installed over 21 GW of generating capacity across 500+ power plants.