EHS, Engineer

Clark Pacific•Woodland, CA

23h•$85,000 - $90,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Environmental Engineer is the primary facilitator for Clark Pacific’s environmental programs and compliance activities. The role develops, implements, and maintains environmental policies and guides company partners in adhering to local, state, and federal environmental regulations and standards. The engineer may represent Clark Pacific and the Manager of Environmental, Health & Safety in environmental matters as assigned; a high degree of confidentiality and sound judgment is required. The position supports environmental compliance and sustainability initiatives across Clark Pacific’s business areas, including air, land, water, environmental product declarations (EPDs), and sustainability. It coordinates environmental management systems, reporting, audits, sampling, waste management, and regulatory engagement. The role prepares reports and recommendations for leadership and business partners, tracks corrective actions, and helps the organization meet regulatory requirements and avoid violations. The position requires daily in-person engagement. Work is primarily in a general office environment, with routine exposure to manufacturing settings and occasional exposure to construction environments, outdoor weather, uneven terrain, and equipment-related hazards. Business travel may occur occasionally, up to 30%.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience in environmental management.
Familiarity with environmental regulatory agencies.
Ability to comprehend technical plans and drawings, including SWPPPs, SPCC plans, HMBPs, and P&IDs.
Ability to read and understand air permit compliance requirements and communicate permit conditions in a usable format to affected stakeholders.
Ability to review and understand analytical laboratory reports and communicate findings to management at varying levels.
Ability to facilitate proper collection of air, soil, water, or material samples for laboratory analysis.
Ability to use and oversee correct completion of COCs, sample labels, and other technical forms.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, listening skills, and ability to engage with all organizational levels.
Ability to build relationships, collaborate, and engage and motivate teams with diverse backgrounds and viewpoints.
Attention to detail and accuracy while managing multiple projects, goals, and deadlines.
Strong organizational and problem-solving skills, including preventing recurrence of issues and coordinating work with multiple stakeholders.
Ability to escalate issues while maintaining positive relationships.
Ability to perform the stated physical activities, including sitting, standing, walking, climbing stairs and ladders, navigating uneven terrain, and bending, squatting, stooping, reaching, pushing, pulling, and lifting.
Daily in-person engagement is required.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in an area of specialization; relevant experience may be considered on a year-for-year basis.
Familiarity with LCA, PCR, and EPD development.
Environmental credentials such as REM, QEP, CEP, or QSD/QISP.

Responsibilities

Identify, assess, and resolve environmental compliance opportunities.
Support environmental compliance and sustainability initiatives concerning air, land, water, EPDs, and sustainability across Clark Pacific business areas.
Oversee and conduct material, soil, and water sampling as needed for hazard determination, waste classification, and disposal management.
Serve as a key stakeholder and champion in developing and coordinating the Environmental Management System.
Prepare regulatory compliance reports for management review and submission.
Monitor relevant environmental legislation and inform Clark Pacific leaders of changes as needed.
Support EHS leadership in liaising between Clark Pacific and environmental regulators.
Analyze research and gathered data and provide summary reports and recommendations for corporate environmental and sustainability projects, programs, and impacts.
Perform environmental audits, develop corrective actions, and track them to closure.
Develop waste management and recycling programs.
Conduct facility and operational audits and inspections to ensure compliance.
Prepare weekly environmental KPIs and monthly environmental audits.
Ensure environmental regulatory reports are submitted on time, monitor compliance thresholds, and guide business partners toward zero Notices of Violation.
Prepare and deliver reports to the enterprise and leadership on environmental impacts of assigned projects.
Other duties as assigned.