On-Site Environmental Engineer — Plant Floor Compliance

Cindavi; Corpus Christi (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Cindavi in Corpus Christi, TX is seeking an Environmental Engineer to join a small team on the plant floor. This role shifts from reporting to hands-on inspections, sampling, and waste handling, with visibility from day one.

You will own field work, perform air testing, inspections, and support regulatory reporting as you grow into compliance data. A bachelor’s in environmental engineering and about two years of plant experience are required; on-site presence is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering or related environmental field.
• About two years of plant experience including hands-on sampling, inspections, or waste handling.
• Willingness to be on site every day; this is not a remote job.
• Strong verbal communication and the confidence to raise issues with department leads.
• Self-starter who can run rounds and manage follow-ups independently.

Responsibilities

• Own the field work that keeps the plant compliant: gather samples, run air testing, and complete inspections.
• Walk the plant checking hazardous waste labeling and disposal paperwork, catching problems before they become findings.
• Work with production departments and engineers to flag environmental issues and follow through until corrective actions are done.
• Build foundation toward compliance data and regulatory reporting as you earn more responsibility.

Skills

Verbal communication

Field work

Self-motivated

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering or related field

Job description

Cindavi in Corpus Christi, TX is seeking an Environmental Engineer to join a small team on the plant floor. This role shifts from reporting to hands-on inspections, sampling, and waste handling, with visibility from day one.

You will own field work, perform air testing, inspections, and support regulatory reporting as you grow into compliance data. A bachelor’s in environmental engineering and about two years of plant experience are required; on-site presence is essential.