Environmental Compliance Specialist

Capitol Aggregates (Zachry)•San Antonio, FL

84d•$72,400 - $91,900•Hybrid

About The Position

Prepares local, state & federal regulatory reports and maintains records. Collects environmental samples, performs tests, analyzes and submits results. Evaluates site environmental performance, identifies corrective actions through audits, and implements follow-up assessments. Maintains potable water system. Performs visible emission evaluations as required. Serves as contact with local, state and federal regulatory agencies. Promotes and follows all plant safety guidelines.

Requirements

Knowledge of environmental regulations, including Federal EPA and State of Texas regulations preferred.
Knowledge of air (NSR, NSPS, Title V, & NESHAP), solid and hazardous waste management (RCRA), drinking and wastewater (SDWA, CWA, NPDES), and hazardous materials management (EPCRA).
Excellent computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and data acquisition systems.
Detail-oriented with the ability to multi-task, stay organized, manage time effectively, demonstrate initiative, adaptability, and ethics.
Ability to communicate effectively and establish and maintain compatible working relationships with the Direct Manager, Capitol Aggregates and Arcline Management Team, peers, and coworkers.
Ability to understand and follow written and verbal instructions and comply with all company policies and procedures.
Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Law, or other related science major.
Minimum of two (2) years of experience with Title V air permitting or stack testing.

Nice To Haves

Environmental compliance and management experience in the cement, aggregate, quarry, concrete batch plant, or similar heavy industrial manufacturing sector highly desired.

Responsibilities

Provide technical support on environmental compliance issues related to the cement, aggregate manufacturing plants, quarries and concrete batch plants.
Provides training to Capitol Aggregates and Arcline personnel on key environmental issues and environmental requirements.
Communicates with the plant personnel and company management on environmental requirements, identifies compliance issues, implements compliance requirements, and acts as a technical resource.
Provide solutions to environmental issues, including permitting, pollution prevention, environmental regulatory compliance, training, inspections, reporting, auditing, and contractor compliance.
Maintain appropriate compliance records and submit required documents with various regulatory agencies within stated deadlines.
Perform plant-specific or company-specific environmental tasks, such as inspections, sampling and sample preparation, testing, analysis, and reporting. Must be able to certify and perform visible emission testing, including EPA Method 9 and obtain Class D Water Operator License.
Provide regulatory compliance guidance for the management and maintenance of all CEMS systems.
Responsible for data acquisition system and reporting of CEMS and other data required for demonstration of compliance.
Coordinates and supervises stack testing activities and reviews/approves stack testing reports.
Participates in audits at other Capitol Aggregates and Arcline facilities.