Environmental Administrator

Safran•Gainesville, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

A glimpse at the job: HERE, WE CRAFT EXCELLENCE TOGETHER. At Safran, we believe in sustainable career journeys, collaboration as a cornerstone of innovation, and the freedom to explore diverse career paths. As a Environmental Administrator, you'll contribute to meaningful projects that shape the future of aerospace. This position contributes to our vision by: Establishes facility record keeping and processes all hazardous materials. Manages all chemical requests and inventories to ensure proper labeling, use, storage, and disposal. Contracts with qualified vendors to ensure hazardous, non-hazardous and universal waste is properly contained and shipped off site for disposal. Prepares required federal, state, and local government reports relating to environmental issues as well as other reports requested by management. Monitors air, water, industrial hazardous, and solid waste in the facility to ensure compliance. What we offer: Competitive salaries •Paid holidays •Recognition programs •Comprehensive benefits •Retirement (401K) plans with employer match •Professional development opportunities •Tuition assistance •Over 300 career paths across global sites Join Safran Electrical & Power, where you can look to the skies and say “we did that.”

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in an Environmental related area or 6 years related experience required.
Additionally three to five years' (3-5 years) experience in Environmental administration in an industrial setting.
Must have knowledge of environmental regulations
Must have the ability to generate written communication, proficient computer skills and to operate required office equipment.
Ability to read and review written communication.
Speech and hearing abilities that allow individual to communicate clearly and distinctly in English
Innovative & Curious
Collaborative & Inclusive
Committed to Safety
Trustworthy
Results Focused
Driven to Excellence
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Responsibilities

Establishes facility record keeping and processes all hazardous materials.
Manages all chemical requests and inventories to ensure proper labeling, use, storage, and disposal.
Contracts with qualified vendors to ensure hazardous, non-hazardous and universal waste is properly contained and shipped off site for disposal.
Prepares required federal, state, and local government reports relating to environmental issues as well as other reports requested by management.
Monitors air, water, industrial hazardous, and solid waste in the facility to ensure compliance.