Air Quality Compliance Lead — Nashville Campus

BCSP; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vis

Life Insurance & AD&D

401(K) Match

Tuition Reimbursement

Job summary

Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, is seeking an Air Quality Program Manager to lead campus air quality compliance and sustainability initiatives on-site. You will collaborate with staff, students, and regulators to ensure regulatory adherence and effective environmental performance.

The role focuses on Title V permits, emissions from campus facilities, asbestos programs, and partnerships with the sustainability team on greenhouse gas initiatives.

Qualifications

• Master's Degree in an EHS-related field or engineer with environmental focus.
• Experience with multi-media environmental programs and Title V permits.
• Proven track record in environmental compliance and regulatory reporting.

Responsibilities

• Manage air quality requirements for campus facilities, emergency generators, fuel tanks, boilers, and co-generation plant.
• Collaborate with sustainability team on GHG regulations and support facilities management on air emissions and asbestos programs.
• Oversee refrigerant management, asbestos sampling/abatement contractors, and regulatory reporting obligations.
• Develop dashboards, report KPIs, update EHSS policies, and act as an operational backup for related programs.

Skills

Air quality management

KPI reporting

Regulatory reporting

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Master's degree in EHS

Master's degree in Chemical Engineering

Master's degree in Industrial Management

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN, is seeking an Air Quality Program Manager to lead campus air quality compliance and sustainability initiatives on-site. You will collaborate with staff, students, and regulators to ensure regulatory adherence and effective environmental performance.

The role focuses on Title V permits, emissions from campus facilities, asbestos programs, and partnerships with the sustainability team on greenhouse gas initiatives.