Manager, RSI

WA River Protection Solutions; Richland (WA); On-site; USD 126,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Casual-dress work environment

4-10s work schedule

Benefits package including medical/d*

Job summary

CPCCo is seeking a Strategic Planning and Business Services Manager at Richland, WA to lead the integration of cleanup strategies with regulatory commitments. You will coordinate with DOE, EPA, Ecology, and site contractors to translate site goals into executable milestones and project plans.

The role oversees the TPA Milestones program, guides cross-functional teams, and drives risk mitigation while aligning with CPCCo priorities and long-range cleanup objectives.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated leadership experience in environmental cleanup, regulatory strategy, program management, or complex technical project environments.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the Hanford Tri-Party Agreement milestones and implementation.
• Strong understanding of CERCLA and RCRA regulatory processes.

Responsibilities

• Provide management oversight and strategic direction for RSI activities related to the TPA Milestones Program.
• Align site cleanup strategies with regulatory commitments and executable plans.
• Serve as integration point between strategic and implementation functions within RSI.
• Coordinate with DOE, EPA, Ecology, CPCCo orgs and other Hanford contractors to resolve issues.
• Identify risks and lead mitigation strategies affecting regulatory commitments.

Skills

Leadership experience

Regulatory strategy

Program management

Cross-team coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

10+ years relevant experience

Job description

Job Duties/Scope Of Work

WORK SAFE, MAKE A DIFFERENCE, AND BE A PART OF HISTORY WITH THE CPCCo TEAM!

At Central Plateau Cleanup Company (CPCCo), located in Richland, Washington, we are working to provide a sustainable future for the historic Hanford area through the protection of the Columbia River and the remediation of the Central Plateau. To achieve our mission, we need exceptionally talented, innovative, and driven people to help us reduce risks on the Hanford Site by removing some of the most hazardous waste streams and facilities in the Department of Energy (DOE) complex. If you would like to work with a highly skilled workforce to achieve unique and challenging goals that critically impact our environment and community, this is your chance to be a part of our legacy!

The Strategic Planning and Business Services Manager reports to the Regulatory Strategy and Integration (RSI) Manager and provides leadership for the integration of Hanford Site cleanup strategies, regulatory commitments, and implementation activities across the RSI organization. The position is responsible for helping translate sitewide and operable-unit-specific cleanup strategies into coordinated, executable regulatory and project commitments while ensuring alignment with CPCCo, DOE, and regulatory priorities. The manager serves as a key bridge between the strategic planning and implementation functions within RSI and provides leadership for the Tri-Party Agreement (TPA) Milestones program, including oversight of the development, negotiation, integration, and management of regulatory milestones and commitments. The position routinely interfaces with DOE, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington State Department of Ecology, CPCCo project organizations, and other Hanford Site contractors to resolve cross-cutting issues and advance cleanup decisions.

The Strategic Planning and Business Services Manager will provide leadership, resources, and management oversight necessary to effectively deliver work in the following areas, but are not limited to:

• Provide management oversight and strategic direction for RSI activities associated with the TPA Milestones Program, including development, negotiation, modification, implementation, tracking, and completion of milestones and other regulatory commitments.
• Align closely with the Strategic Planning organization to understand and influence development of sitewide and operable-unit-specific cleanup strategies and ensure those strategies are effectively transitioned into regulatory decisions, commitments, and executable implementation activities.
• Serve as a primary integration point between the strategic and implementation functions of RSI, ensuring cleanup strategies are appropriately reflected in decision documents, regulatory commitments, project planning, and field implementation.
• Facilitate integration of work activities, resolution of complex issues, and establishment of priorities associated with selection and implementation of cleanup remedies across the Hanford Site.
• Provide management-level coordination of CPCCo project organizations, DOE, Hanford Site contractors, and other stakeholders to resolve issues that cross organizational, contractual, regulatory, or geographic cleanup boundaries.
• Provide strategic oversight of TPA milestone development and negotiation to ensure proposed commitments appropriately consider regulatory requirements, technical maturity, project sequencing, funding, contractual commitments, field implementation, and long-range cleanup priorities.
• Promote integrated and adaptive approaches to regulatory commitments where appropriate, allowing cleanup priorities, sequencing, and implementation strategies to evolve as technical information, field conditions, funding, and mission priorities change.
• Monitor and manage interfaces among the technical elements of CERCLA and RCRA projects, associated decision documents, regulatory commitments, and implementation activities to ensure strategic considerations are incorporated into key decisions.
• Ensure effective integration among RSI scientists, modelers, regulatory specialists, technical writers, project managers, and other subject matter experts necessary to develop technically defensible and implementable cleanup decisions.
• Coordinate with CPCCo project organizations to ensure regulatory strategies and commitments are appropriately integrated with project scope, schedules, budgets, task-order planning, performance commitments, and field execution.
• Identify emerging regulatory, technical, programmatic, contractual, and schedule risks that could affect cleanup decisions or regulatory commitments and lead development of mitigation strategies and alternative paths forward.
• Maintain awareness of significant regulatory and cleanup issues across RSI and evaluate their potential impacts to other operable units, regulatory commitments, project schedules, and long-range cleanup strategies.
• Provide clear and timely communication to RSI and senior management regarding significant regulatory issues, milestone risks, cross-project dependencies, stakeholder positions, and decisions requiring management attention.
• Establish and maintain productive relationships with DOE, EPA, Ecology, CPCCo organizations, and other Hanford Site contractors to promote collaboration, transparency, and timely resolution of issues.
• Develop personnel, strengthen organizational capabilities, establish clear expectations, and foster a collaborative culture focused on integration, accountability, technical quality, and successful execution of the Hanford cleanup mission.

Basic Qualifications

• Manager Grade 21 - Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience plus 10 years of relevant experience.
• Manager Grade 22 - Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience plus 12 years of relevant experience.

The higher posted level has greater scope, complexity, authority, impact. The level offered to the selected candidate will be based on the needs of the company and the candidate's education, training, and/or experience.

Desired Qualifications

• Demonstrated leadership experience in environmental cleanup, regulatory strategy, program management, or complex technical project environments.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the Hanford Federal Facility Agreement and Consent Order (Tri-Party Agreement), including milestone development, change control, and implementation.
• Strong working knowledge of CERCLA and RCRA regulatory processes.
• Experience working directly with DOE, EPA, Washington State Department of Ecology, or similar federal and state organizations.
• Experience leading or supporting complex regulatory negotiations and developing strategies to resolve issues involving multiple stakeholders and competing priorities.

Compensation & Benefits

In accordance with the CPCCo salary determination process, CPCCo takes into consideration the level of assigned job duties and responsibilities, and the candidate's education, training, and/or experience relative to internal peers and the external labor market. CPCCo will not solicit salary history for candidates.

Expected annualized pay range based on full-time schedule (40 hours per week):

• Grade 21: $126,200 - $202,000
• Grade 22: $137,150 - $240,000

In addition to base pay, employees may be eligible for variable pay awards.

CPCCo's generous benefits package offers medical/dental/vision insurance, life insurance, 401(k) employer match and paid time off. For a full list of benefits please see https://cpcco.hanford.gov/page.cfm/Careers

A few benefits/perks you can anticipate, depending on the nature of your employment with CPCCo, include the following:

• A casual-dress work environment, where jeans are a regular thing.
• A standard 4-10's work schedule that allows for long weekends and recharging on the Columbia River, on a golf course, at 200+ surrounding wineries, or at other Pacific Northwest destinations where fishing, hunting, snowboarding, hiking, and other outdoor sporting opportunities are in abundance.

CPCCo is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.

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