Environmental Professional III (Air Compliance)

About the role

The Environmental Professional for Air Compliance and Permitting supports an area of assigned petroleum product assets. The position is available at various levels based on experience.

Responsibilities

• Mentor entry-level employees on compliance system management.
• Develop tools and templates for managing environmental compliance and remediation information.
• Manage field inspections for operating assets and construction projects.
• Provide senior-level knowledge of compliance requirements and operating or construction parameters.
• Enhance existing compliance programs based on audit results.
• Lead internal audits of facilities.
• Represent the company in evaluating and implementing minor emerging regulatory issues.
• Resolve regulatory applicability issues and identify compliance requirements and tasks.
• Apply risk-based analysis of compliance related to operations or construction practices.
• Support less experienced professionals to resolve complex questions of applicability or requirements.
• Manage all environmental programs and their application within complex operating assets or construction projects.
• Develop new procedures and tools to facilitate and demonstrate compliance.
• Manage and participate in agency inspections and represent the company in negotiations on compliance or enforcement issues.
• Coordinate and facilitate environmental project permitting.
• Collect and review environmental field samples (air, water, and waste).

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in environmental, natural science, engineering preferred and/or a combination of formal education and 3 years related experience in environmental compliance.
• Knowledge of state and federal environmental regulations and standards and their applicability to operations.
• Ability to analyze, research, compile, and prepare permit applications, logs, reports, and correspondence and company responses to agency requests.
• Ability to evaluate, research, and interpret governmental regulations, equipment performance manuals, regulatory agency guidance and instructions, reports, correspondence, and company policies and procedures.
• Ability to pay attention to details.
• Ability to apply math, algebraic formulas, and statistics.
• Ability to interact, advise and communicate effectively, exchange information/provide instructions, conduct verbal presentations.
• Ability to develop communications utilizing fundamental technical writing skills.
• Ability to present training materials.
• Ability to utilize office equipment including computers and applicable job-related software, including Microsoft Office tools.
• Ability to operate tools/equipment.

Qualifications

• None required.