Environmental Engineer - Water

PBF Energy•Martinez, CA

2d•$92,846 - $164,756•Onsite

About The Position

PBF Energy Inc. (NYSE:PBF) is one of the largest independent refiners in North America, operating, through its subsidiaries, oil refineries and related facilities. We have an opportunity at our Martinez Refinery in California and are seeking a talented Environmental Engineer - Water to join our team as a pivotal member that would play a key role here at PBF Energy. The Water Environmental Engineer reports to the Environmental Manager and works with a team of environmental professionals to support air, water, and waste environmental compliance for the refinery and continuously improve the environmental management systems and environmental performance. The Water Environmental Engineer works closely with operations, contractors, and other groups to ensure that environmental requirements are clearly understood and conveyed throughout the organization. The Water Environmental Engineer primarily supports the onsite wastewater treatment plant, stormwater management, spill prevention and response, and the BWON programs.

Requirements

Participate in the refinery on-call environmental duty rotation and respond to refinery during environmental incidents
Available in off hours and days to respond to refinery issues or emergencies, including on-call emergency response functions.
Mix of computer-based office work and field inspection and testing in refinery plant units
Climb ladders
Walk up and down steps
Lift 50 pounds
Work in the Following Conditions: At heights
Work in the Following Conditions: Outside in inclement weather
Occasionally an altered work schedule over an extended period may be required (maintenance outages and turnarounds)
Possess a valid Drivers’ License
Candidate must have active TWIC card or be able to obtain a TWIC card.
Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, environmental science, physical sciences, or other closely related technical field.
2 years of experience in either or both of: Federal, California, and/or local Bay Area environmental regulatory experience
2 years of experience in either or both of: Industrial experience (refining, petrochemical, or other industries)
Demonstrated ability to communicate using strong technical, verbal, written, and persuasive skills to obtain agreement with agency personnel, including the ability to shift communication styles from detailed technical/regulatory discussions to broader-picture discussions depending on the audience.

Responsibilities

Oversee and coordinate compliance assurance for refinery operations for environmental permits and regulations, including NPDES Permit, Waste Discharge Requirements, Site Cleanup Requirements, SPCC, SWPPP, OPA 90, and APSA.
Interpret regulatory and technical language
Negotiate issues with a broad group of stakeholders
Lead and participate in inspections and audits
Provide environmental technical guidance for non-routine activities
Manage the facility’s Benzene Waste Operations program.
Participate in the refinery on-call environmental duty rotation and respond to refinery during environmental incidents following the Incident Command Structure. Participate as member of Refinery Oil Spill Response Team.
Develop range of technical skills and capabilities to enable back-up support for other environmental roles for air and waste regulations.
Monitor and evaluate emerging environmental regulatory requirements for business impact and coordinate with multiple stakeholders to implement new regulations. This includes engaging in new rule development by contributing both a technical and regulatory effort.
Drive continuous improvement by promoting the identification and development of environmental opportunities and enhancements to the organization.
Negotiate future compliance requirements with applicable agencies for renewals and modifications to the refinery’s water permits.
Oversee contract resources within deadline and budget constraints.
Develop and deliver training to refinery personnel and contractors as required concerning permit, regulatory and corporate requirements.
Prepare monthly discharge monitoring reports, various reports required by the NPDES permit, and other regulatory reports.
Lead and participate in compliance/enforcement issues with applicable agencies, as appropriate.
Lead and participate in environmental audits, as appropriate.
Provide guidance and support to other environmental staff in areas of expertise.
Participate as appropriate in state/industry trade association working groups.
Maintain required environmental plans, including Oil Spill Response and SPCC plans.
Manage the site’s environmental reserve budget and other environmental project budgets.