Environmental Compliance Specialist (Training & Growth)

Socket.dev; Oak Park (MI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance

Paid Time Off & Holidays

Overtime opportunities

On-the-job training and certification

Career growth within a fast-expanding

Job summary

Socket.dev in Michigan seeks an Environmental Compliance Coordinator to ensure operations meet federal, state, and local environmental regulations. You will monitor permits, track reporting deadlines, support audits, and help develop and implement policies that minimize environmental impact and regulatory risk.

The role includes performing asbestos and lead sampling, maintaining documentation, coordinating with project managers and safety teams, and preparing reports for regulatory bodies.

Qualifications

• EPA/state accredited environmental certificates required.
• AHERA asbestos certification or equivalent.
• Lead-related certifications required for compliance work.
• Air monitoring qualifications for sampling tasks.
• HAZWOPER/Asbestos Awareness certification expected.

Responsibilities

• Perform asbestos and lead sampling (bulk, dust, air, surface) per project requirements.
• Maintain accurate documentation including daily logs, manifests, and lab coordination.
• Communicate with project managers, safety teams, and clients to ensure quality and timelines.
• Maintain and manage documentation for compliance records, permits, and inspection reports.
• Prepare compliance reports for management and regulatory bodies.

Education

AHERA Certificate (Asbestos)

Lead Abatement Certificate

Lead Renovator Certificate

Air Monitor Certificate (NIOSH)

Sampling Technician (HAZWOPER)

Job description

Socket.dev in Michigan seeks an Environmental Compliance Coordinator to ensure operations meet federal, state, and local environmental regulations. You will monitor permits, track reporting deadlines, support audits, and help develop and implement policies that minimize environmental impact and regulatory risk.

The role includes performing asbestos and lead sampling, maintaining documentation, coordinating with project managers and safety teams, and preparing reports for regulatory bodies.