Environmental Engineer

GCC•Tijeras, NM

2d•$87,000 - $115,000

About The Position

GCC is a producer and distributor of cement, ready-mixed concrete, aggregates, and other construction-related products operating in Mexico and the United States. The Environmental Engineer develops and implements programs to ensure environmental compliance with applicable regulations and permits, evaluates environmental impacts, and develops strategies to reduce the environmental impact of operations. The role also supports community environmental awareness and represents GCC in public forums. The position manages environmental projects and compliance activities across cement plants, area terminals, ready-mix facilities, and aggregate sites. It conducts inspections and audits, supports permitting and agency inspections, monitors environmental performance, maintains compliance records and plans, and coordinates reporting and regulated-pollutant sampling. The Environmental Engineer assesses environmental risks, advises facility management, supports capital projects and corrective action plans, and provides environmental training to plant employees.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Environmental Science.
2–5 years of environmental experience with air and water regulations, including NSPS, PSD/NSR, NESHAP, and Title V, in a manufacturing environment.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Environmental Engineering.
Familiarity with local and state environmental regulations.
Direct experience in the cement, lime, or another source-category industry.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement programs to ensure compliance with applicable state, federal, local, and permitting requirements.
Identify site environmental impacts and develop strategies to reduce the overall environmental impact of operations.
Develop community environmental awareness programs and represent GCC in public forums.
Manage environmental projects and compliance-related activities at cement plants, area terminals, ready-mix facilities, and aggregate sites.
Complete site inspections and audits, recommend corrective actions, and ensure follow-up.
Work with facility personnel to gather information for environmental permit applications.
Facilitate agency inspections and work with operations leadership to demonstrate compliance.
Analyze and communicate environmental performance results.
Develop compliance strategies to meet regulatory requirements.
Track compliance schedules and deadlines and ensure required activities are completed on time.
Prepare and submit environmental reports to regulatory agencies.
Perform statistical analysis, prepare reports, maintain compliance records, and file required documents with regulatory agencies by applicable deadlines.
Maintain and update environmental program plans, including O&M Plans, SPCC, SWPPP, and CEMs Monitoring Plans.
Assess environmental risks of activities and advise facility management.
Plan and support sampling, testing, and monitoring of regulated pollutants.
Evaluate current and proposed codes, standards, regulations, and guidelines for their effects on current and future activities.
Identify environmental issues requiring capital expenditure, assist with funding requests, and support implementation of selected solutions.
Conduct critical environmental training for plant employees.
Develop and assist with implementation of action plans to reduce environmental impacts.