Environmental Compliance Manager (ECM)

Description

• Following any spill, assist with cleanup and restoration activities.
• Assure that appropriate levels of protection are in place to prevent or minimize impacts to environmental resources throughout project completion; and
• Assure that emergency response supplies and equipment are available on site and in sufficient quantities.
• Provide continuous environmental monitoring services throughout all environmentally sensitive activities during this project.
• Attend project-related meetings related to work near sensitive receptors as needed. The ECM will provide a discussion of the relevant best management practices that should be put in place to avoid impacts to the receiving environment. Attendance may be by phone for low-risk sites/activities.
• Halt work if Contractor activities are, in the opinion of the ECM, posing a risk to environmental resources.
• Maintain an independent role from all other project parties in order to assess compliance, and to report noncompliance events to responsible parties and agencies as needed.
• Assist in the documentation of spill events such as effects, dispersal, size, etc. (as feasible and if necessary).
• Participate in the training of Contractor staff on environmental issues.
• Ensure that water being directed around the construction area is not impacted by construction activities.
• Monitor the implementation, effectiveness, and compliance with the CEMP.
• Assure waste management initiatives are properly addressed.
• Maintain detailed project records of project environmental incident response activities (field log, photographic data, sampling reports, etc.).
• Work cooperatively with all project parties to resolve environmental issues and challenges.
• Communicate and liaise effectively with the Owner and the Contractor on environmental issues and concerns.
• Assure that dewatering systems are sufficient (if necessary) and the work area is kept dry.
• Answer questions, concerns or complaints that may arise as a result of the construction activities.
• Communicate with the Project Superintendent and Owner in the event of an environmental incident.
• Manage the collection and reporting of water and/or soil samples as a result of environmental emergencies.

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of experience in the construction EHS field
• Excellent communication skills, critical thinking and problem solving abilities, and ability to prioritize, organize and manage time
• Bachelor’s Degree in Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Civil Engineering or Construction Management or equivalent
• Required to stand, sit, walk, and/or climb stairs or ladders
• Knowledge of regulations and standards as well as hazard recognition and injury management skills
• CHST (Construction Health & Safety Technician) Certification
• Creative and innovative problem-solving environment

Benefits

• Opportunities to work and live all over the United States
• Supportive, communicative managers who reward hard work
• Opportunities for growth, training, and development
• Flexibility in career path & progression

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance