Careers

Description:

What you will be doing:

• Conduct site visits to gather data, monitor activities, or collect samples to support environmental compliance at industrial, commercial, and institutional sites.
• Write a variety of compliance reports and site specific environmental, health and safety procedures.
• Complete supporting calculations for environmental reports and prepare permit applications for state and federal environmental regulatory programs.
• Create Excel-based tools for demonstrating compliance with emissions-related regulatory requirements and, if necessary, prepare applications for air quality permits.
• Conduct ambient air quality impact analyses using USEPA’s AERMOD air dispersion modeling system.
• Prepare emissions calculations for a variety of industrial, energy, and institutional emissions sources.
• Work onsite at client facilities in support of the client’s environmental, health and safety program.
• Track regulatory changes related to air, environmental, health and safety compliance.
• Participate in business development through marketing, strengthening existing client relationships, and networking.
• Represent the Company in industry trade associations and with regulatory agencies to promote the company’s position on environmental, health and safety issues, when and if requested.

Skills/Eligibility:

What you will be bringing:

• Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Occupational Safety, or related engineering or scientific discipline (master’s degree is a plus).
• 0-5 years of related air quality, environmental, health, safety or sustainability experience in manufacturing or industrial setting is a plus.
• An understanding of common manufacturing and industrial processes and the ability to apply science and engineering concepts to assist in resolving environmental or safety challenges.
• A high degree of customer service orientation.
• Strong technical writing skills with an affinity for writing.
• Effective communication skills, problem-solving skills, and organizational skills.
• Ability to follow directions and work independently or in a team setting.
• Comfort with public speaking and training a group.
• Working knowledge of computers, ArcGIS, and Microsoft Office suite.
• Professional Engineer license, Engineer-In-Training Certification, or similar is a plus.