Sustainability Analyst

Responsibilities

• Environmental
  
  Activities:
  
  Conduct Environmental Audits and coordinate with site personnel to prevent potential NOC/NOV conditions and resolve corrective and preventative actions in a timely and professional manner.
• Emissions Monitoring Systems:
  Supports Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) Compliance to achieve 90% or higher data availability for compliance reporting, including EKAPCD/EPA requirements, hardware, software, and RATA.
• Visible Emissions Observations:
  Conduct daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly VEOs (Method 9 and 22) of stacks and drop points.
• Data Requests and Gathering:
  Assist in completing data requests for agencies and the parent company, UNACEM, in a correct and timely manner. All data needs to be double-checked with sufficient backup documentation.
• Reports:
  Timely and accurately complete all necessary regular and ad hoc reports to maintain permit requirements.
• Environmental Media Management:
  Support plant compliance with local and federal environmental regulations in air, SWPPP, SPCC, and hazardous waste/waste management to meet regulatory requirements. This will include attending public and agency meetings on behalf of Unacem.
• Compliance Testing:
  Lead the planning and execution of compliance testing efforts for applicable business units to assure compliance requirements are met for both local and federal regulations.
• Continued
  
  Education:
  
  Attend required meetings and training events to maintain regulatory knowledge for continuous professional development.
• Work with trade associations:
  Attend meetings to increase understanding of the industry and provide input to help with environmental regulatory development and requirements.
• Training:
  Assist in the development of specialized education and training materials by conducting Environmental training programs to communicate hazard control and environmental compliance information.
• Product/Service Management:
  Assure parts and services are entered into SAP, along with creating work notifications for maintenance to maintain compliance.
• Quarterly Inspections: SWPPP and SPCC inspections to show compliance with state and federal requirements.
• Assure waste is managed and handled correctly. Includes coordination with the vendor for profiling waste streams and pickups, and recordkeeping—training of plant personnel on RCRA requirements.
• Other Duties as assigned.

• A bachelor's degree in a technical/engineering (e.g., environmental engineering or related degree) is required.
• 5 years or more in an Environmental or related mining industry.
• Broad knowledge of Title V permit, able to document, correct, or coordinate correction in a safe and timely manner with excellent verbal and written skills. Knowledge of computers, software, communication, and problem-solving skills.
• Knowledge of computers, software, CEMS hardware/analyzers, mechanical & troubleshooting skills. Broad knowledge of Title V permits and plant processes.
• Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office programs.
• MSHA Part 46, Smoke School, DOT Hazardous shipping certificate.

Salary Range: $84,629 to $105,786 per year.