Emerging Chemicals Program Specialist

Seneca Holdings

United States

On-site

USD 90,000 - 140,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Job summary

Seneca Global Solutions, LLC is seeking a full-time Emerging Chemicals Program Support Specialist to support the Army ESOH office with TSCA Section 6 risk evaluations, REACH, PFAS, and related actions.

The role analyzes regulatory actions, coordinates with Army installation-management and acquisition stakeholders, and helps translate regulatory needs into RDT&E and program actions while supporting ESOH groups.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in chemistry, chemical engineering, toxicology, environmental science/engineering, industrial hygiene, materials science, public policy with a chemicals focus, or a closely related field; master’s preferred.
8–10 years of professional experience in chemical regulation, chemical risk management, hazardous materials/ESOH programs, or defense acquisition materials issues.
Working knowledge of TSCA, especially Section 6 risk evaluation and restriction, and/or EU REACH; ability to read regulatory dockets and translate them into operational implications.
Experience supporting DoD, Army, or comparable federal chemical, ESOH, or installation/acquisition programs.
Demonstrated ability to convene working groups, manage documentation, and coordinate across organizations.
Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to brief and write for senior civilian and military audiences.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
Ability to obtain a Secret clearance.
Ability to travel as required.

Responsibilities

Establish and support an ESOH Emerging Challenges working group, including agendas, records, action tracking, and follow-up.
Develop and maintain records-management and information-sharing processes for emerging ESOH chemical issues.
Analyze proposed and final TSCA Section 6, REACH, PFAS, and related regulatory actions and advise on Army equities, uses, and required responses.
Support integration of the working group with the Army installation-management community and with weapon-system acquisition stakeholders.
Coordinate with the Supply Chain Risk Management community to identify mission-critical chemical uses and mitigation options.
Support a threat-analysis effort covering emerging environmental chemicals, PFAS, and evolving U.S. and international regulations (weather/climate impacts only as they relate to this portfolio).
Help identify and track chemical locations and uses across Army installations, processes, and systems.
Collect and validate ESOH-related technology and material needs from installations and program offices.
Develop or support statements of need and related documentation for RDT&E projects addressing emerging ESOH chemical requirements.
Coordinate with EPA and other federal, state, and local regulatory entities as directed.
Prepare briefings, information papers, metrics, and senior-leader products; review work for technical accuracy and Army quality standards.