Environmental Compliance & Sustainability Engineer

Amsted Rail; Keokuk (IA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Amsted Rail in Keokuk, IA, seeks an Environmental Engineer to develop, implement, and continuously improve environmental compliance and sustainability data tracking for the manufacturing facility. You will own day-to-day environmental program execution, including inspections, reporting, spill response, and permitting under U.S.

and Iowa regulations. Collaborate with operations, maintenance, engineering, supervisors, and hourly staff to meet regulatory requirements and reduce the facility’s

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Engineering/Sciences or related field required.
• 3–5 years environmental experience in manufacturing or heavy industry.
• Familiarity with federal and state environmental regulations.

Responsibilities

• Owns development and maintenance of facility environmental programs and initiatives.
• Conducts inspections, reporting, and permitting related to air, water, waste, and tanks.
• Collects data for environmental reporting with operations teams.
• Leads spill response program and environmental training for staff.
• Coaches employees on compliance and reducing footprint.
• Manages personnel and BMPs for waste and stormwater.
• Represents facility during agency inspections.

Skills

Problem-solving

Analytical thinking

Communication

Organizational skills

Data tracking

Microsoft Office

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Engineering/Sciences

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Amsted Rail in Keokuk, IA, seeks an Environmental Engineer to develop, implement, and continuously improve environmental compliance and sustainability data tracking for the manufacturing facility. You will own day-to-day environmental program execution, including inspections, reporting, spill response, and permitting under U.S.

and Iowa regulations. Collaborate with operations, maintenance, engineering, supervisors, and hourly staff to meet regulatory requirements and reduce the facility’s