EHS Engineer - 1st shift

TTM•Logan, UT

10d

About The Position

The EHS Engineer oversees wastewater and waste disposal compliance and supports environmental compliance, reporting, regulatory approvals, and strategies to meet regulatory requirements. The role applies engineering principles to wastewater treatment, evaluates plant operations and treatment processes, and supervises engineering work and wastewater treatment maintenance. It also coordinates waste classification, handling, disposal, documentation, inspections, permits, and environmental reporting. The position supports process and facility changes, process water treatment equipment, corporate performance reporting, the Environmental Management Team, and ISO 14001 certification. The role is primarily on the first shift, although weekend and off-shift work may be required. The engineer must comply with TTM export-control policies and applicable regulations, including ITAR, EAR, and OFAC requirements.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field, such as chemical engineering, environmental engineering, or physical sciences.
At least 5 years of experience in wastewater treatment in an engineering capacity.
Experience negotiating with governmental agencies.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office or similar computer programs.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Ability to communicate with audiences with a broad range of backgrounds and understanding.
Ability to work closely with facility management, operations, and engineering personnel.
Ability to make well-informed decisions in routine and emergency situations; excellent judgment in a fast-paced, rapidly changing industry.
Ability to comply with TTM export-control policies and applicable laws, including ITAR, EAR, and OFAC.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the printed circuit board or chemical industry.

Responsibilities

Oversee wastewater and waste disposal compliance, environmental compliance, reporting requirements, and regulatory approvals.
Establish and apply knowledge of wastewater treatment principles and processes.
Supervise engineers on projects by providing technical guidance and reviewing work and results.
Evaluate plant operations, adjust processes, coordinate sampling, ensure treatment steps meet effluent requirements, and oversee laboratory testing by operations staff.
Supervise wastewater treatment maintenance activities and verify implementation of preventive and corrective maintenance.
Assist with process engineering matters related to wastewater treatment.
Coordinate waste stream classification, handling, disposal, documentation, and recordkeeping.
Inspect wastewater and pollution-control equipment and hazardous waste; maintain inspection records and prepare reports.
Administer permits for air quality, hazardous waste, industrial discharge, tanks, and stormwater discharge.
Prepare permit, EPA toxic chemical, community right-to-know, pollution-prevention, and incident reports.
Maintain the contingency plan and help coordinate emergency or hazardous-material response.
Review new processes, process changes, and facility changes for environmental impacts; make recommendations, secure approval, and implement changes.
Ensure proper operation of reverse osmosis/deionized water treatment equipment.
Prepare corporate reports, including annual key performance indicators.
Participate in the Environmental Management Team and support ISO 14001 certification.
Complete monthly stormwater and SPCC inspections and participate in program reviews and revisions.
Follow export-control procedures, including requirements for identifying controlled products, visitor access, shipments, and vendor approvals.