Environmental Engineer Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Chemical, Environmental, or Systems Engineering from an accredited college or university.
• Five years of experience in work related to ODS Subcommittee Support.
• U.S. citizenship and an active Secret Clearance.
• Expert knowledge of ODS regulations, including the Clean Air Act (42 USC Ch. 85), EPA regulations (40 CFR), and the Montreal Protocol.
• Familiarity with OPNAV-M 5090.1 (Environmental Readiness Program Manual) and related Navy environmental policy.
• Understanding of HFC phase-down planning and alternative refrigerant, solvent, and firefighting technologies.
• Experience with DLA processes and Navy supply chain management for controlled substances.
• Proficiency in data analysis, report writing, and preparing technical briefing materials for diverse audiences.
• Knowledge of shipboard air-conditioning and refrigeration systems and ODS/HFC conversion status.
• Ability to interpret and analyze federal and international environmental regulations for their impact on the Navy.
• Proficiency with MS Office products and database management tools.
• Ability to obtain and maintain the required security clearance.

Nice To Haves

• Experience supporting Navy or DoD ODS subcommittees or working groups.
• Familiarity with MARPOL 73/78 and International Maritime Organization environmental requirements.
• Prior experience with Navy Fleet support and program office coordination.
• Knowledge of the Navy Modernization Process and Engineering Change Proposals.
• Experience with CDRL preparation and delivery in a DoD contract environment.
• Understanding of Greenhouse Gas management and reporting requirements.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and update the online Authorized Users List for the Navy's mission-critical ODS Reserve.
• Support responses to Defense Logistics Agency requests to review specific requisitions.
• Respond to user requests from Fleet units.
• Track and publish the quarterly Navy ODS Reserve Stockpile Tracking Report.
• Analyze proposed EPA and international ODS and HFC regulations for potential adverse impacts on Navy operations.
• Develop and coordinate comments within the Navy and with other military services and agencies.
• Collect, analyze, and disseminate information on ODS alternatives for solvent, refrigerant, and firefighting applications.
• Respond to ODS technical information requests from the Fleet and program offices.
• Provide analyses, reports, and briefing materials related to ODS reserves and HFC phase-down planning.
• Maintain and update online ODS information.
• Track conversion of Fleet air-conditioning and refrigeration plants from Class I ODS to HFC-134a and HFC-236fa.
• Conduct studies on shipboard environmental systems.
• Perform legislative reviews, rulemaking analyses, and international treaty analyses.
• Analyze regulatory documents for impact and relevance to Navy programs.
• Draft standards and regulations and prepare supporting presentations and briefing materials.
• Write, review, edit, and revise technical documents, including reports and specifications.
• Develop technical assessments and Standard Operating Procedures.
• Attend technical and programmatic meetings, provide minutes, and track action items.
• Arrange, organize, coordinate, and facilitate program reviews and symposia.
• Provide data analysis, interpretation of results, and statistical projections.
• Support ODS stockpile and HFC phase-down data reporting.

Benefits

• Health, life, and disability benefits.
• Financial and retirement benefits.
• Paid leave.
• Professional development.
• Tuition assistance.
• Work-life programs.
• Awards recognizing exceptional performance and demonstration of service standards.