EHS Water Program Leader

Momentive•Waterford, MI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

In this high-impact role, you will collaborate closely with Operations and EHS leaders to shape the site's environmental future. You'll lead the development and execution of water permitting strategies that support both current operations and major growth initiatives, ensuring sustainable, compliant, and efficient site performance. This is a unique opportunity to influence critical projects, drive environmental stewardship, and make a lasting impact on the site's success.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in engineering, science or EHS, and 5+ years relevant experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Must have knowledge of SPDES or NPDES compliance programs
Must have experience successfully implementing/maintaining state and federal environmental regulations in an industrial environment
Must have excellent written and spoken communication skills, including strong computer and presentation skills
Must have demonstrated excellent quantitative, analytical and decision-making skills
Must have demonstrated ability to organize, motivate and drive change; demonstrated attention to detail and project follow-through

Nice To Haves

3+ years chemical industry experience preferred
Knowledge of EMS computer-based programs and/or electronic reporting environments.
Advanced degree or technical certifications

Responsibilities

Identify, lead and implement all regulatory requirements and best management practices as by the site SPDES permit including all sampling, storm water, toxicity testing, waste water treatment support and DMR preparation and submittal.
Manage, monitor and oversee other regulatory programs as assigned including ISO 14001, PBS, CBS, FIFRA, and SPCC.
Conduct, and/or manage, regulatory required inspections as applicable pursuant to assigned management system and regulatory programs.
Maintain management system and regulatory required documentation to support ISO and regulatory compliance programs.
Crosstrain others to assist in regulatory requirements and participate in reciprocal training.
Prepare water and Corps of Engineers permit applications and negotiate permit conditions for both existing site operations and future projects.
Maintain in-depth knowledge of existing and proposed water quality regulations.
Review draft regulations and anticipate future impacts of emerging regulations.
Lead communicating the requirements and impacts of new regulations to Environmental and operations staff personnel.
Provide regulatory interpretations and technical advice to operations, engineering, and other internal customers using effective communications techniques.
Direct and review the work of consultants
Recommend improvements in processes, management systems, procedures, and operating equipment to comply with environmental requirements.
Participate in industry associations, peer groups and other organizations to share and learn best practices, build relationships, address proposed regulations, and promote the company's interests.
Act as lead person or technical water programs expert and provide leadership and technical advice to environmental and operations staff.
As part of site EHS team, participate in overall site compliance activities, including spill reporting, audits and incident investigations.
Participate in on-call rotation as Regulatory Reporting Officer for making spill reporting determinations and contacting regulatory agencies as required.
Completes Other duties as assigned

Benefits

Health, dental & vision insurance, including critical illness coverage and optional orthodontia coverage.
Paid parental leave for the birth of a child; adoption and surrogacy reimbursement.
Short term disability with 100% base salary coverage.
Company funded counseling (EAP) and assistance finding care for children, parents, or pets.
25 days of Paid Time Off (PTO) plus paid holidays.
Additional time off with years of service.
401k savings plan with 5% employer match plus additional contribution based on years of service.
Student debt pay-off program.
Professional development programs and courses.
Wellness programs and financial education.