Senior EHS Professional – California Remediation & Compliance

Solar Turbines Incorporated; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 128,000 - 193,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision

401(k)

HSA

FSA

Career Development

Job summary

Caterpillar Inc. is seeking an EHS Senior Professional to provide critical consultation on environmental remediation, groundwater management, stormwater compliance, and permitting for California facilities.

The role combines regulatory expertise with project management to develop restoration strategies and ensure long-term environmental risk management. Responsibilities include supervising remediation projects, coordinating with RWQCB/DTSC, reviewing plans and reports, and guiding consultants

Qualifications

• Formal degree in environmental engineering or related technical field.
• Capability to liaise with regulatory agencies (RWQCB/DTSC).
• Experience managing complex environmental remediation projects.

Responsibilities

• Manage environmental restoration and remediation projects for soil and groundwater.
• Coordinate with RWQCB, DTSC, and other agencies on permits and comments.
• Review technical work plans, reports, and consultant deliverables.
• Oversee budgeting, scheduling, and vendor management for projects.
• Lead SWPPP programs, inspections, and corrective actions.
• Maintain SPCC plans and related programs.
• Collaborate with operations, legal, and engineering to ensure compliance.
• Support due diligence, risk assessment, and strategic planning.

Skills

Regulatory liaison

Groundwater data

Project management

Budget oversight

Consultant mgmt

Regulatory reporting

SPCC programs

Permitting knowledge

IGP knowledge

Education

B.S. in environmental engineering/science

Professional certification (PG/PE/CHMM/PMP)

Tools

Data systems

SWPPP knowledge

Job description

Caterpillar Inc. is seeking an EHS Senior Professional to provide critical consultation on environmental remediation, groundwater management, stormwater compliance, and permitting for California facilities.

The role combines regulatory expertise with project management to develop restoration strategies and ensure long-term environmental risk management. Responsibilities include supervising remediation projects, coordinating with RWQCB/DTSC, reviewing plans and reports, and guiding consultants