Environmental Compliance Program Lead (Geology/Ecology/Chemistry)

United States Army Installation Management Command; Hawaii; On-site; USD 93,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

United States Army Installation Management Command in Hawaii seeks an interdisciplinary specialist to manage environmental compliance within the DPW Environmental Division. The role focuses on program oversight, regulatory interpretation, and cross-disciplinary coordination.

The position requires a geology background and demonstrated experience in environmental program administration, with a direct path to addressing air, land, and water resources under federal guidance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in geology with 20 additional semester hours in math/physics/chemistry/biological sciences or related fields.
• Combination of Education and Experience: geology coursework plus relevant experience or additional education.
• Experience includes observing, sampling, handling instruments, assembling data, and reporting findings; may include related geoscience fields.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Program Manager for the Compliance Branch in the DPW Environmental Division.
• Analyze environmental laws and regulations and administer environmental programs, projects and activities.

Skills

Environmental compliance

Regulatory analysis

Education

Geology degree

Job description

United States Army Installation Management Command in Hawaii seeks an interdisciplinary specialist to manage environmental compliance within the DPW Environmental Division. The role focuses on program oversight, regulatory interpretation, and cross-disciplinary coordination.

The position requires a geology background and demonstrated experience in environmental program administration, with a direct path to addressing air, land, and water resources under federal guidance.