EHS Program Manager — Regulatory Compliance

California Water Service Company; Menlo Park (CA); On-site; USD 102,000 - 189,400; Full time

Job summary

California Water Service Group (Cal Water) invites you to build a meaningful career as an EHS Program Manager, based in San Jose, Menlo Park or Salinas, CA. You will report to the Director of Environment, Health & Safety and lead EHS compliance, reporting, and permitting efforts across multiple sites.

Responsibilities include coordinating with engineering and operations on capital projects, managing acquisitions’ EHS due diligence, and serving as primary liaison with regulators.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Environmental, Safety, Geology, Natural Science or related field.
• 3 years of progressively responsible EHS experience or equivalent.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Excel/Word/PowerPoint).

Responsibilities

• Ensure regulatory compliance with EHS regulations and controls (air quality, waste, hazardous materials, water discharges, storm water, etc.).
• Prepare and submit regulatory reports (CEQA, wastewater, air emissions, storm water, hazardous materials business plans).
• Lead NPDES and air quality permitting for equipment.
• Act as EHS lead for property acquisitions and due diligence.
• Collaborate with Engineering and Operations on capital projects to integrate EHS considerations.
• Liaise with local, state and federal regulators; represent Cal Water in inspections.

Skills

EHS experience

Microsoft Office

Driver license

Education

Bachelor's degree in Environmental, Safety, Geology, Natural Science or related field

Job description

California Water Service Group (Cal Water) invites you to build a meaningful career as an EHS Program Manager, based in San Jose, Menlo Park or Salinas, CA. You will report to the Director of Environment, Health & Safety and lead EHS compliance, reporting, and permitting efforts across multiple sites.

Responsibilities include coordinating with engineering and operations on capital projects, managing acquisitions’ EHS due diligence, and serving as primary liaison with regulators.