5 Jobs That Use Site Inspections The Most

Jobs that use site inspections the most include environmental protection specialist, group sales manager, and corporate meeting planner.

Rank	Job title	Salary	% of all skills	Job openings
1	Environmental Protection Specialist	$59,771	15%	26,135
2	Group Sales Manager	$52,423	8%	104,735
3	Corporate Meeting Planner	$62,517	8%	26,868
4	Meetings & Events Manager	$46,029	7%	4,660
5	Executive Meeting Manager	$50,261	6%	66,898

What jobs use Site Inspections the most?

1. Environmental Protection Specialist

How environmental protection specialist uses Site Inspections:

Enter and manage water system inventory and monitoring requirements into EPA record database.
Coordinate chemical inventories for all divisions per OSHA Hazcom requirements.
Supervise facility and material flow diagram design/drafting via AutoCAD, and final permit renewal application documents preparation for TCEQ evaluation/approval.

Most common skills for environmental protection specialist:

Hazardous Waste
CFR
DOD
Site Inspections
Environmental Compliance
Environmental Issues

Jobs Responsibilities

2. Group Sales Manager

How group sales manager uses Site Inspections:

Leverage other sales office resources and administrative/support staff to achieve personal and team relate revenue goals.
Maximize yield management opportunities by maintaining consistent verbal and written communication with clients and consistently booking repeat business.
Secure business from telemarketing, appointments, site visits, cold calls and general inquiries via email/phone.

Most common skills for group sales manager:

Booking
Trade Shows
Site Inspections
Market Trends
Sales Presentations
Delphi

Jobs Responsibilities Resume

3. Corporate Meeting Planner

How corporate meeting planner uses Site Inspections:

Confirm reservations, registrations and manage itineraries.
Create and give PowerPoint presentations of preliminary research and progress status to clients for intensive programs.
Coordinate all travel for group/hotel reservations, sales meetings/expense reimbursements.

Most common skills for corporate meeting planner:

Ground Transportation
Site Selection
Audio-Visual Equipment
Site Inspections
Budget Development
Contract Negotiations

Jobs

4. Meetings & Events Manager

How meetings & events manager uses Site Inspections:

Manage and mentor team of alliances coordinators and business development representatives.
Submit RFP's to convention and visitors bureaus and hotel partners to secure travel industry funding for all events.
Solicit vendor RFP's and effectively negotiate optimal client savings.

Most common skills for meetings & events manager:

Event Management
Event Planning
Site Inspections
Client Satisfaction
Cost Savings
Event Logistics