Ability to: accurately interpret regulatory statutes, rules, policies, and procedures to respond to internal and external inquiries and to determine the compliance status of licensees and regulated entities; analyze data to devise solutions to complex problems and develop technical reports; communicate technical details professionally and diplomatically in adverse situations with all levels of government and industry; exercise extensive latitude to prioritize workloads, implement and manage program goals, and coordinate and oversee the work activities of staff; travel (in-state and out-of-state) to attend and conduct technical training, outreach, field inspections, and evaluations of field staff while meeting the physical demands of climbing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and accessing attics or crawlspaces; adhere to division and agency policies and procedures. Skill in: applying various elements of scientific knowledge to resolve complex issues involving environmental and consumer safety regulatory programs; preparing, monitoring, or reviewing technical inspection, audit, research or other reports to determine project status or compliance with regulations; technical writing, verbal communication, and public speaking, including demonstrated skill in explaining highly technical information at an appropriate level for various types of audiences; various computer applications and related software, including Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft PowerPoint.