Environmental Regulatory Specialist

Responsibilities

• Provides high level regulatory expertise by evaluating the regulatory, permitting, or environmental implications of proposed actions.
• Makes recommendations on courses of action to management.
• Communicates to departmental personnel systems in place and trains on /audits these systems.
• Develops, maintains and implements cross-functional programs and project plans to accomplish departmental and corporate goals and objectives for all EHS regulatory programs (e.g., RCRA and CAA permitting; customer auditing; waste vendor auditing; Transportation program evaluation and regulatory analysis).
• Manages/Coordinates outside technical consultants, regulatory agencies, and customers to achieve project goals.
• Acts as a departmental liaison and trainer, technical expert, and regulatory consultant to RIS Operations, RIS Technology, RES Sales, RES Marketing, RES Technical Services, RTS, and new business ventures.
• Manages/tracks/audits safety, health and environmental programs.
• Monitors new rule makings or regulatory and legislative changes and communicates impacts to the organization.
• May participate, as necessary and appropriate, in trade associations as a regulatory liaison and subject matter expert on behalf of the companies.
• Manages, trains, and audits internal business policies and procedures such as permitting, industrial hygiene, safety programs, transportation programs, environmental programs, confidentiality, RES EHS, Vendor auditing, and Customer auditing.
• Prepares written responses to regulatory agencies as necessary.
• Acts as Project Manager Part B and Air/Title V permitting by preparing documents required to maintain regulatory compliance.
• Understands RES’ ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) and assists with executing its objectives.
• Provides support