Environmental Engineer: Field Compliance & Sustainability

Martin Marietta; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Annual bonus

PTO from day one

Take-home company vehicle

401(k) with company match

Pension plan

Medical benefits from day one

Job summary

Martin Marietta seeks an Environmental Specialist to partner with production staff, ensuring regulatory compliance and advancing environmental priorities across quarries and rail yards. The role involves permitting, plan development, training, and audits, with a focus on air, water, and land quality, wetlands, and water rights.

The position is based in the Houston, TX area, requiring up to 20% travel and collaboration across divisions to support sustainability initiatives and mine planning.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil, Environmental, Mining Engineering, Geology or closely related discipline or equivalent experience.
• Prior environmental compliance and aggregates industry experience preferred.
• Background in air and water permitting, testing/sampling, recordkeeping, and reporting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Local, state and federal permitting and reporting.
• Develop environmental plans (SWPPP, SPCC, etc.).
• Employee training, regulatory and corporate policy compliance, audits/inspections of sites.
• Provide insight with mine planning and real estate management; participate in sustainability efforts.

Skills

Research skills

Communication skills

Analytical skills

Team leadership

AutoCAD

GIS

Travel willingness

Education

Bachelors in Civil/Environmental/Mining Eng or related

Tools

AutoCAD

GIS

Job description

Martin Marietta seeks an Environmental Specialist to partner with production staff, ensuring regulatory compliance and advancing environmental priorities across quarries and rail yards. The role involves permitting, plan development, training, and audits, with a focus on air, water, and land quality, wetlands, and water rights.

The position is based in the Houston, TX area, requiring up to 20% travel and collaboration across divisions to support sustainability initiatives and mine planning.