The Public Health Program seeks a qualified Title 5 specialist to support municipal boards of health by ensuring compliance with Massachusetts environmental regulations and providing accurate documentation.
TO APPLY: Send resume and cover letter to info@berkshireplanning.org. Please include “Title 5 Specialist” in the subject line.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Title 5 Specialist will witness percolation and Title 5 inspections, conduct septic system inspections as needed, and provide accurate documentation in compliance with Massachusetts environmental regulations. This is a part-time, off-site, flexible schedule position with occasional weekends and night meetings as required. This position reports to the Public Health Assistant Program Manager & Public Health Program Manager.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Witness percolation tests and Title 5 inspections; document and submit results.
- Depending on availability, need, and qualifications, conduct Title 5 and septic system inspections in accordance with Massachusetts regulations.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Relevant education or work experience in environmental health, onsite wastewater systems, or inspectional services.
- Current Massachusetts Soil Evaluator and Title 5 System Inspector certifications.
- Strong communication skills and ability to work independently.
- Reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license.
- Proficiency with electronic recordkeeping and data entry.
PAY RANGE
As of July 01, 2025, the pay range for this role is $35.00-$48.00 per hour, depending on education and experience. Market adjustments are generally available in July each year. BRPC may not alter the pay range unless the position is re-posted.
EEO/SMOKE- AND DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE
BRPC is a smoke- and drug-free workplace that does not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, age, or gender and actively seeks diversity, equity, and inclusion in all its hiring.
No telephone calls. This position is available immediately and open until filled.