Air Emissions Monitoring Specialist I​/II; Hybrid

Air Emissions Monitoring Specialist I/II (Hybrid)

Dominion Energy offers a hybrid 3‑2 work schedule (three days in the office, two days teleworking) to accommodate flexibility.

This role is part of a three‑level developmental series that provides technical support for Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) at power‑generation facilities, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal air quality regulations.

• Support CEMS configuration, testing, and regulatory reporting.
• Apply technical knowledge to analyze emissions data and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Perform engineering or technical calculations, analysis, research, and design related to environmental compliance and system performance.
• Evaluate systems, equipment, and programs for compliance with company policies and regulatory requirements.
• Draft technical and audit reports to document CEMS events.
• Provide regulatory reporting assistance and contribute to compliance strategies.
• Work independently or as part of a team to solve problems and manage data.
• This role does not function as a technician in modifying, operating, or maintaining CEMS equipment.

• Perform basic and routine assignments under direct supervision to build technical and regulatory expertise.
• Prepare CEMS audit reports and assist with annual span and range evaluations of CEMS.
• Calculate annual capacity factors for peaking unit determination and load data into EPA’s ECMP-S system.
• Assist with report analysis, data management, and technical documentation.
• Learn to lead small‑group sessions on regulatory data reviews and reporting requirements.
• Apply basic understanding of environmental regulations.
• Create Excess Emissions Reports, Monitoring Plans, review Test Protocols and Audit Reports, and support CEMS/COMS equipment upgrades.
• Perform routine to moderately complex assignments with limited supervision.
• Analyze emissions data and support compliance efforts.
• Lead evaluations of systems and process improvements for regulatory alignment.
• Draft technical reports and contribute to compliance strategy development with greater autonomy.

• Demonstrate a working knowledge (3–4 years) of emissions monitoring policies, procedures, and practices.
• Operate and maintain CEMS with technical expertise using EPA’s ECMPS and CEMS DAHS software.
• Apply solid analytical and abstract thinking skills.
• Understand EPA AIR regulations applicable to Electric Generating Units, including 40
  
  CFR
  60 NSPS sections D, Da, Db, GG, and KKKK; 40
  
  CFR
  75 and Appendices A &
  
  B.
• Interpret EPA Air regulations and practices with general supervision.
• Support routine CEMS testing and scheduling.
• Perform more complex analysis and design for system performance.
• Lead small group knowledge sessions on regulatory data and reporting.
• Possibly visit plant sites for emissions testing.

• Strong computer skills and experience with EPA’s ECMPS and CEMS DAHS software.
• Basic knowledge of CEMS operation, maintenance, and technical design.
• Understanding of federal, state, and local environmental regulations for air emissions.
• Knowledge of moderate to complex systems such as PLCs and Data Controllers.
• Analytical skills to address findings and assist in compliance strategies.
• Ability to work individually or in a team.
• Willingness to lead small‑group knowledge sessions.
• Ability to learn EPA Air regulations and DAHS software configurations.
• For Level II: deeper knowledge of emissions monitoring policies and practices, and EPA AIR regulations for EGUs.

• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel.
• Familiarity with 40
  
  CFR
  63 EGU MACT (MATS) and/or Industrial Boiler MACT rules.

Degree or equivalent combination of education and experience may be accepted in lieu of a Bachelor’s degree. Preferred disciplines:
Environmental Engineering or Environmental Science. Other disciplines may be considered.

• Cold (up to 25%)
• Dust / Grease / Oil (up to 25%)
• Fumes (up to 25%)
• Heat (up to 25%)
• Loud Noise (up to 25%)
• Operating Machinery (up to 25%)
• Outdoors (up to 25%)
• Travel (up to 25%)