Environmental Compliance Specialist

Casey's•Ankeny, IA

6d•$55,500 - $72,900•Onsite

About The Position

The Environmental Compliance Specialist is accountable to maintain petroleum storage tank compliance at store locations. They will perform a variety of functions pertaining to compliance of petroleum storage tank systems, including, but not limited to, permitting, registering, testing, tracking and researching, local, state and federal rules and regulations. The Environmental Compliance Specialist will provide guidance and serve as a mentor for less experienced team members.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or Earth Science related discipline or equivalent experience is required.
At least three years of related experience is required.
Previous experience with underground storage tank compliance is required.
Knowledge of compliance rules and regulations regarding petroleum storage tank systems at Federal, State and local levels required.
Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills.
Detail oriented and highly organized with the ability to manage multiple complex tasks simultaneously and maintain a clear sense of priorities for self.
Ability to identify problems, analyze and evaluate information to determine solutions for problem solving.
Ability to collaborate and build relationships based on transparency and mutual respect.
Proficient in Microsoft Office programs including Word and Excel.
Limited travel will be required based on site circumstances (approximately 5-10%).
Must have the physical ability to drive a vehicle for job related travel.
In an on-call rotation for handling emergencies, during which the individual needs to be available 24 hours per day, for seven consecutive days, in addition to a normal work schedule.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of compliance technology (tracking, scheduling, alarm monitoring) preferred.

Responsibilities

Manage fuel inventory control requirements and reports. Work with accounting, fuel, and service to identify and correct issues causing inventory variance.
Lead the Monthly Underground Storage Tank (UST) inspection program, working with internal and external stakeholders to identify and correct compliance related issues. Analyze data to identify trends and look for opportunities to correct reoccurring issues.
Identify opportunities for continuous improvement. Make recommendations based on quality and cost effectiveness for changes in store equipment.
Manage compliance database, including auditing and reporting to ensure accuracy.
Manage testing companies, contractors, and consultants to schedule and track all state and federal regulations.
Build workflow for UST alarms to managed action items and escalations appropriately. Manage process and execution of water intrusion and critical alarms with internal stakeholders.
Communicate with store employees, contractors, and regulators in response to petroleum spills, inspections, and management of the environmental compliance documentation in the stores.
Provide mentorship and guidance to less experienced team members.
Performs other related duties, as assigned.