Environmental Technician

Tessera•Oak Harbor, WA

2d•$41 - $41•Onsite

About The Position

Tessera is seeking an experienced and hardworking Environmental Technician with a positive attitude. Typical duties include but are not limited to: Perform Environmental sampling, field testing, and document all findings including Operating Records, Logs, and Reports, for Wastewater, Storm Water Pollution Prevention, Used Oil/ Mixed Fuel Collection, Hazardous Material/ Hazardous Waste/Other Regulated Waste (HM/ HW/ORW) collection and processing, Soil Reuse and Disposal Management, Universal Waste collection and processing, Oil and Hazardous Substance Spill Response and Cleanup, OHS Spill Drills as part of Facility Response Team, OHS Spill Reporting and Documentation, Spill Response Boat Launch, Clean Air Act (CAA) and Air Emission Permit Reporting as required, Petroleum Pressure Piping and Hoses Testing and Reporting, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure activities, Underground Storage Tank maintenance & documentation, Clean Water Act activities, Storm Water, Storm Water Outfall Monitoring & Sampling, abide by Historical and Cultural Resource guidelines. Collect and manage waste containers, prepare containers for shipment in accordance with hazardous waste regulations, waste profiles, and DOT Hazardous Materials regulations. Manage all regulatory documentation associated with inspections and shipments. Packaging & storing of hazardous waste must comply with State, Federal, and Navy regulations or policies. Make hazardous waste pickups at customer facilities and transport to the central accumulation facilities. Conduct bulking/consolidation of wastes. Document/log hazardous waste collection and processing according to the established system. Secure and move heavy drums & containers using dollies and pallet jacks. Make container inspections throughout the central accumulation facilities operated by Tessera to ensure labeling, profiling, and environmental requirements are correct. Perform industrial service operations such as tank cleaning, waste bulking, pressure washing contaminated surfaces, hazmat cleaning, pump truck operations, and/or demolition service in accordance with established company policies and procedures. Perform & document required hazardous waste facility inspections to ensure Navy, State, and Federal compliance with rules or guidelines. Inspect and maintain equipment associated with waste handling (tools, trucks, can crusher, etc.). Assist customers in setting up satellite and less-than-90-day storage sites. Inspect collection sites for proper storage and labelling requirements. Record work order response in Maximo in a clear, concise manner with sufficient detail for the Navy to know what was accomplished. Self-inspect your completed work to ensure the final product meets requirements. Complete necessary forms and documentation or inspections according to the Navy’s manuals, Tessera’s SOPs, or regulatory requirements. Keep written records in an organized, presentable, and reproducible manner. Submit information according to due dates. Inspect assets, maintenance documents, and Maximo records to note any trends or recurring discrepancies that require action. Perform non-emergency and emergency response activities that deal with chemical, fuel, haz. waste, solid waste, water, and septage. Some emergency responses require you to be on-site and address the spill within 1 hour. Maintain HAZWOPER credentials. Must be able to determine PPE requirements and don PPE to perform spill response tasks, wear air purifying respirators (full-face masks), gloves, suits, boots, etc. Participate in the Facility Response Team training as required for on-water or land spills. Maintains FRT training credentials required by the Navy. Perform on-call duty rotations (24hr + weekends). Respond to off-duty environmental tasks. Clean tanks, sumps, and perform pump-outs. Must be able to work in confined spaces (e.g., tanks, vaults) and atmospheres with potential for exposure to various fuels or chemicals, some of which may be hazardous, toxic, or corrosive. May also be involved in asbestos, lead, and mold abatement, ASTs & USTs, and other assigned environmental projects. Clean all assigned grease traps, septic tanks, and oil water separators to specifications. Is a member of the Tessera snow team, drives plows, or performs other snow removal tasks. Assist in developing, implementing, and monitoring environmental programs in support of the Contract with the Navy. Ensure environmental compliance with assigned tasks while producing a quality product and service. Apply standard operating procedures or best management practices to field activities and guide junior-level technicians you work with. Assist in investigating and developing corrective and preventative actions for errors or potential violations. Follow applicable Federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and Navy instructions, standards, and permit requirements Interact with Tessera’s clients in a courteous and professional manner. Participate in employee training. Maintain knowledge of your roles and responsibilities under the Navy’s Environmental Management System (EMS) and Tessera’s Environmental Protection Plan SOPs. Take other training as assigned. Communicate with Tessera environmental team members to ensure completion & accuracy of work orders and efforts assigned to the team.

Requirements

Minimum of three (3) years of Environmental experience required.
Must be able to complete the Defense Hazardous Materials/Waste Handling Course (HAZWOPR) or similar.
Must have (or be able to obtain within the first four months) a CDL Class B with hazmat and tanker endorsements.
A valid state driver’s license is required with the ability to obtain and maintain coverage by Tessera’s insurance.
Access to a federal military installation requires a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or an acceptable alternative, such as a U.S. passport or military ID, in accordance with the REAL ID Act.
Must be able to obtain and maintain applicable security clearances and installation access.
A background check and E-Verify will be conducted for this position.

Nice To Haves

First Aid/CPR Certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform Environmental sampling, field testing, and document all findings including Operating Records, Logs, and Reports, for Wastewater, Storm Water Pollution Prevention, Used Oil/ Mixed Fuel Collection, Hazardous Material/ Hazardous Waste/Other Regulated Waste (HM/ HW/ORW) collection and processing, Soil Reuse and Disposal Management, Universal Waste collection and processing, Oil and Hazardous Substance Spill Response and Cleanup, OHS Spill Drills as part of Facility Response Team, OHS Spill Reporting and Documentation, Spill Response Boat Launch, Clean Air Act (CAA) and Air Emission Permit Reporting as required, Petroleum Pressure Piping and Hoses Testing and Reporting, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure activities, Underground Storage Tank maintenance & documentation, Clean Water Act activities, Storm Water, Storm Water Outfall Monitoring & Sampling, abide by Historical and Cultural Resource guidelines.
Collect and manage waste containers, prepare containers for shipment in accordance with hazardous waste regulations, waste profiles, and DOT Hazardous Materials regulations.
Manage all regulatory documentation associated with inspections and shipments.
Packaging & storing of hazardous waste must comply with State, Federal, and Navy regulations or policies.
Make hazardous waste pickups at customer facilities and transport to the central accumulation facilities.
Conduct bulking/consolidation of wastes.
Document/log hazardous waste collection and processing according to the established system.
Secure and move heavy drums & containers using dollies and pallet jacks.
Make container inspections throughout the central accumulation facilities operated by Tessera to ensure labeling, profiling, and environmental requirements are correct.
Perform industrial service operations such as tank cleaning, waste bulking, pressure washing contaminated surfaces, hazmat cleaning, pump truck operations, and/or demolition service in accordance with established company policies and procedures.
Perform & document required hazardous waste facility inspections to ensure Navy, State, and Federal compliance with rules or guidelines.
Inspect and maintain equipment associated with waste handling (tools, trucks, can crusher, etc.).
Assist customers in setting up satellite and less-than-90-day storage sites.
Inspect collection sites for proper storage and labelling requirements.
Record work order response in Maximo in a clear, concise manner with sufficient detail for the Navy to know what was accomplished.
Self-inspect your completed work to ensure the final product meets requirements.
Complete necessary forms and documentation or inspections according to the Navy’s manuals, Tessera’s SOPs, or regulatory requirements.
Keep written records in an organized, presentable, and reproducible manner.
Submit information according to due dates.
Inspect assets, maintenance documents, and Maximo records to note any trends or recurring discrepancies that require action.
Perform non-emergency and emergency response activities that deal with chemical, fuel, haz. waste, solid waste, water, and septage.
Maintain HAZWOPER credentials.
Must be able to determine PPE requirements and don PPE to perform spill response tasks, wear air purifying respirators (full-face masks), gloves, suits, boots, etc.
Participate in the Facility Response Team training as required for on-water or land spills.
Maintains FRT training credentials required by the Navy.
Perform on-call duty rotations (24hr + weekends).
Respond to off-duty environmental tasks.
Clean tanks, sumps, and perform pump-outs.
Must be able to work in confined spaces (e.g., tanks, vaults) and atmospheres with potential for exposure to various fuels or chemicals, some of which may be hazardous, toxic, or corrosive.
May also be involved in asbestos, lead, and mold abatement, ASTs & USTs, and other assigned environmental projects.
Clean all assigned grease traps, septic tanks, and oil water separators to specifications.
Is a member of the Tessera snow team, drives plows, or performs other snow removal tasks.
Assist in developing, implementing, and monitoring environmental programs in support of the Contract with the Navy.
Ensure environmental compliance with assigned tasks while producing a quality product and service.
Apply standard operating procedures or best management practices to field activities and guide junior-level technicians you work with.
Assist in investigating and developing corrective and preventative actions for errors or potential violations.
Follow applicable Federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and Navy instructions, standards, and permit requirements
Interact with Tessera’s clients in a courteous and professional manner.
Participate in employee training.
Maintain knowledge of your roles and responsibilities under the Navy’s Environmental Management System (EMS) and Tessera’s Environmental Protection Plan SOPs.
Take other training as assigned.
Communicate with Tessera environmental team members to ensure completion & accuracy of work orders and efforts assigned to the team.

Benefits

Medical
Dental
Vision
401(k) retirement plan
Life & Short-Term Disability Insurance
$7.15 per hour Health and Welfare Benefit
Flexible Spending Accounts for both medical and dependent care
11 paid federal holidays, accrual of 12 paid days of vacation at the start of employment, paid sick leave
Potential shared earning bonus
Tuition assistance is available after 1 year of employment and potential scholarships for qualified dependents
Professional development, certifications, and training opportunities
Verizon wireless discount
Employee Assistance Program (EAP), and an engaging wellness program
Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility for full-time employees