Environmental Field Response Coordinator (Hybrid Schedule)

Eversource Energy•Nashua, NH

1d•$95,050 - $105,610•Hybrid

About The Position

Eversource is seeking an Environmental Field Response Coordinator to support and manage environmental issues associated with electric operations, primarily in New Hampshire. This role involves emergency response and management of Oil and Hazardous Material (OHM) releases, planned cleanups of contemporaneous spills, managing regulated waste streams, oversight of substation SPCC Plan accuracy and Tier II filings, and providing training on and developing policies and procedures for related environmental matters. The position offers a hybrid schedule, requiring employees to work at least three days in the office, including Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with the third day determined by the employee and supervisor. Applicants must be able to work up to five days in the office if needed and will be given an Emergency Restoration assignment, meaning they may be called to assist during emergencies outside of normal responsibilities, hours, and location.

Requirements

Requires knowledge regarding spill containment and cleanup; emergency spill response; PCB waste testing and disposal, collection, transport, documentation (manifests) and disposal of hazardous and regulated materials (including asbestos); development and maintenance of substation facility SPCC plans; water/wastewater discharge permits; preparation of substation annual LEPC & SARA reports (Community-Right-to-Know).
Knowledge regarding the conducting of internal environmental assessments/audits, inspections and follow-up corrective actions; reduction of PCB-containing transformers; spoils reuse and disposal; PILC; metals reclamation; waste minimization; transformer recycling and cost recovery; and major storm response).
Ability to verbally communicate effectively to individuals and groups both internal and external to the company.
Ability to write clearly and concisely; effective oral communication.
Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, related field or equivalent experience.
Three (3) plus years of related experience.
Must hold a valid motor vehicle driver’s license.

Responsibilities

Provides environmental oversight for assigned service area.
Provides direction and support for OHM spill containment and cleanup.
Provides on-call availability for storm and after-hours emergency OHM spill response in assigned service area.
Coordinates the management and disposal of hazardous and regulated materials generated in assigned region.
Provides guidance and support on the management and disposal of asbestos containing materials (ACM).
Develops and maintains substation Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure plans (SPCC) for assigned region.
Represents Eversource with customers and regulatory authorities striving to enhance and improve relationships.
Prepares substation annual LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Commission) and SARA (Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act) Tier 2 reports (Community Right to Know).
Participates in substation internal environmental assessments/audits and inspections.
Assists/supports internal business area owners to improve environmental processes and in audit follow-up actions and responses.
Assists in site assessment and remediation activities at Company locations regulated by state and/or federal rules as hazardous waste sites.
Assists in property sale and acquisition environmental ASTM (/American Society for Testing and Materials) / AAI (All Appropriate Inquiry) due diligence activities.
Drives proactive PCB removal program for assigned area.