Please note that this position is located in Tucson, AZ. Relocation assistance is available. Come work for a company that has been around for over 130 years and continues to grow and play a significant role in the building of America!
The Environmental Manager plans, directs, and performs duties necessary for administering environmental compliance functions.
Compensation$110,000 to $130,000
ResponsibilitiesProvide support and assistance regarding the implementation of company environmental policies and compliance programsProvide staff support in developing, implementing, and maintaining environmental plans and procedures for assuring compliance with local, state, and federal environmental regulations by company facilities and operationsCoordinate and provide employee environmental trainingMaintain records, files and prepares reports as needed for compliance with environmental requirementsPrepare and maintain plans and procedures for environmental programs, e.g., Air Regulation (Title V, NESHAP, and CEMS) Operation & Monitoring Plans, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, Spill Prevention, Control & Countermeasure Plan, Hazard Communication, California Environmental Reporting System (CERS/CUPA) and Hazardous Waste ProgramDevelop and implement regulatory compliance programs in coordination with corporate, division, and plant managementMaintain environmental database of inspections, permits, plans, fees, and other environmental requirementsMaintain and review data collected in Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS)Inspect and monitor in-plant equipment, work sites, plant procedures, and environmental conditions to assure compliance by employees, contractors, and visitorsRespond to and assist in the event of operational incidents relating to regulatory compliance and develops information for required reports to governmental agenciesAs directed, investigate compliance-related incidents regarding operational procedures, causation information, and potential practices for enhancing complianceCommunicates accurately and knowledgeably with various governmental agencies regarding regulatory programs, permits, and compliance mattersPrepares and submits applications, and updates environmental permits and agency authorizations for all operations, e.g., air pollution control permits, storm water discharges authorizations, mining and use permits, reclamation plans, Corps 404 permits, US Fish and Wildlife permits, NOAA Fisheries permits, and State Fish and Wildlife Department permits, etc.Inspect environmental conditions at CalPortland leased propertiesSubmit annual reports to federal, state, and county regulatory agencies as required (annual APCD reports, annual hazardous materials and hazardous waste reports, etc.)Attend various Planning Commission and Board of Supervisor or other Agency meetings as necessary regarding new or existing permits, new applications and/or major issues affecting our industryPrepare requisitions for outside services, direct vendors and consultants and provides contact administration on projects as assignedWork with trade and professional associations to increase understanding of an influence over environmental regulatory requirementsEducationBachelor's degree in engineering, geology, or related field
Requirements/QualificationsProficient in Microsoft OfficeStrong verbal and written communication skills with ability to teach or train effectivelyWorking knowledge of applicable environmental regulationsMust be physically able to access all plant areas and equipment to accomplish job functionExperience in a heavy industrial or mining settingConditions of EmploymentSuccessful candidate must submit to post-offer pre-employment physical examination, drug/alcohol screen, and background check. Some positions require FMCSA regulated ongoing drug and alcohol testing.
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