Environmental Compliance Engineer - Regulatory & Permitting

Cement Recruiter; Indiana; On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Cement Recruiter in Indiana seeks an Environmental Engineer to manage regulatory compliance at a manufacturing site. The role requires a 2-year or bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering or related science and at least three years of regulatory experience.

You will perform environmental sampling, prepare and submit reports, ensure permits are renewed, serve as a liaison with regulatory agencies, and train staff on environmental policies, while staying current on MACT, NPDES, and related

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required, preferably in Environmental Engineering or related science.
• At least 3 years’ experience in regulatory enforcement in an industrial/environmental setting.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine environmental sampling, inspections, and maintain records.
• Prepare and submit monthly compliance reports and annual environmental operating plans.
• Ensure all environmental permits/certificates are renewed in a timely manner and kept up-to-date with facility changes.
• Primary contact with regulatory agencies and accompany regulatory inspectors during site visits.
• Stay educated on environmental regulatory changes and communicate impacts to management.
• Provide training for the environmental program and coordinate the environmental management team.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Regulatory reporting

Technical writing

Communication skills

Office software

Education

Associate degree in Environmental Engineering

Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering

Job description

Cement Recruiter in Indiana seeks an Environmental Engineer to manage regulatory compliance at a manufacturing site. The role requires a 2-year or bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering or related science and at least three years of regulatory experience.

You will perform environmental sampling, prepare and submit reports, ensure permits are renewed, serve as a liaison with regulatory agencies, and train staff on environmental policies, while staying current on MACT, NPDES, and related