Air Quality & Compliance Program Lead

Vanderbilt University; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Vanderbilt University seeks an Air Quality Program Manager to lead environmental health, safety, and sustainability initiatives across campus. The role focuses on Title V permit compliance, air emissions, asbestos management, and GHG regulatory coordination, with collaboration across staff, faculty, students, regulators, and external partners.

The position requires strong regulatory expertise, emergency response readiness, and proven project management.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in a related field is preferred; a bachelor’s degree is required.
• Minimum 5 years with a master’s degree, 8 years with a bachelor’s degree.
• Certification is required (e.g., CHMM, PE, CSP, CIH) or equivalent.
• Expert knowledge in air quality, asbestos management, hazardous waste, and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with leadership and stakeholders to advance EHSS environmental goals.
• Manage Title V permit compliance and air emissions for facilities.
• Oversee asbestos management, refrigerants, and GHG-related compliance.
• Develop KPIs and dashboards to report EHSS performance.
• Provide training materials and guidance on safety and compliance.
• Respond to emergencies and manage contractor activities.
• Ensure regulatory reporting and SLA compliance with internal partners.

Skills

Environmental compliance

Air quality management

Regulatory affairs

Emergency response

Project management

Communication skills

Training development

Data analytics

Safety informatics

Education

Master’s degree in related field

Bachelor’s degree required

Tools

Microsoft Office

PowerPoint

Excel

Word

TEAMS

Tableau

Oracle

Onsite EHS Assistant

Job description

Vanderbilt University seeks an Air Quality Program Manager to lead environmental health, safety, and sustainability initiatives across campus. The role focuses on Title V permit compliance, air emissions, asbestos management, and GHG regulatory coordination, with collaboration across staff, faculty, students, regulators, and external partners.

The position requires strong regulatory expertise, emergency response readiness, and proven project management.