Environmental Field Response Coordinator

• Provides environmental oversight for assigned service area.
• Provides direction and support for OHM spill containment and cleanup.
• Provides on-call availability for storm and after‑hours emergency OHM spill response in assigned service area.
• Coordinates the management and disposal of hazardous and regulated materials generated in assigned region.
• Provides guidance and support on the management and disposal of asbestos containing materials (ACM).
• Develops and maintains substation Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure plans (SPCC) for assigned region.
• Represents Eversource with customers and regulatory authorities striving to enhance and improve relationships.
• Prepares substation annual LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Commission) and SARA (Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act) Tier 2 reports (Community Right to Know).
• Participates in substation internal environmental assessments/audits and inspections.
• Assists/supports internal business area owners to improve environmental processes and in audit follow‑up actions and responses.
• Assists in site assessment and remediation activities at Company locations regulated by state and/or federal rules as hazardous waste sites.
• Assists in property sale and acquisition environmental ASTM (/American Society for Testing and Materials) / AAI (All Appropriate Inquiry) due diligence activities.
• Drives proactive PCB removal program for assigned area.

• Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, related field or equivalent experience
• Three (3) plus years of related experience
• Must hold a valid motor vehicle driver’s license
• Requires knowledge regarding spill containment and cleanup; emergency spill response; PCB waste testing and disposal, collection, transport, documentation (manifests) and disposal of hazardous and regulated materials (including asbestos); development and maintenance of substation facility SPCC plans; water/wastewater discharge permits; preparation of substation annual LEPC & SARA reports (Community-Right-to-Know).
• Knowledge regarding the conducting of internal environmental assessments/audits, inspections and follow‑up corrective actions; reduction of PCB‑containing transformers; spoils reuse and disposal; PILC; metals reclamation; waste minimization; transformer recycling and cost recovery; and major storm response).

Demonstrates expertise in environmental oversight, spill containment, and hazardous material management, with a strong focus on compliance with regulatory standards and effective communication with stakeholders. Proficient in developing and maintaining SPCC plans and preparing environmental reports.

• Environmental Oversight
• Spill Containment and Cleanup
• SPCC Plan Development
• Hazardous Material Management
• Emergency Spill Response

• Environmental Science
• Hazardous Waste Management
• PCB Waste Testing and Disposal
• Internal Environmental Assessments
• SARA Reporting
• LEPC Reporting
• Asbestos Management
• Waste Minimization
• Transformer Recycling
• Storm Response

• Communication
• Relationship Management
• Team Collaboration
• Problem Solving
• Support and Guidance

• Valid Driver's License

• Regulatory Compliance
• Environmental Audits
• Community Right to Know
• ASTM Due Diligence
• PILC
• Metals Reclamation
• Substation Management
• Emergency Planning
• Hazardous Material Disposal
• Environmental Assessments