Process Management Environmental Engineer

The Process Management Environmental Engineer is responsible for the administration of the High Hazard and Process Safety Management programs. Responsible for oversight of Risk Management and Environmental Compliance to all permits and local laws with a focus on high hazard operation and environmental compliance.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for development, execution, and oversight of Process Safety Management programs.

Conducts technical reviews and determines impacts for process changes.

Domain expert for the OSHA Process Safety Management compliance program.

Responsible for development and review of site Risk Management Programs (RMPs).

Hosts or assists with any announced or unannounced regulatory inspections.

Assists in seeking out and evaluating new technologies for chemical detection, control, management, and automation.

Conducts/Leads process safety hazard analysis/hazard and operability studies (PHA/HAZOP) for applicable processes and any future process changes.

Tracks, reviews and/or authors all compliance reports.

Conducts internal/external safety and environmental audits as required.

Keeps up to date on all current and pending environmental, health and safety legislation and regulations as well as insurance company requirements.

RSO (Radiation Safety Officer) for site.

Requirements

Educational and Experience:

Bachelors degree in Environmental Management, Safety and Health or related degree.

5-7years of experience managing safety or safety programs at the site level with a minimum of 5 years working with hazardous substances.

Experience designing and implementing strategies/programs/processes that support a business strategy.

Experience leading PHAs and/or HAZOPs and conducting Project Evaluations.

Experience in lab, manufacturing, sterilization, and warehouse environments.

Proficient in OSHA, PSM, EPA Regulations, Building Codes, experience preparing and submitting environmental permits and forms.

Proficient and experienced in PSM audits preferred.

Proficient and experienced in developing and implementing high hazard and environmental management systems.

Experience with environmental permitting, preferably US Title V or similar.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

CSP, CIH, or CHMM Certification preferred to ensure continuing education of current EHS trends and knowledge.