Waste Manager

Job Summary

E-Logic, Inc. is seeking an experienced Waste Manager to oversee the characterization, packaging, transportation, tracking, and final disposal of regulated and hazardous materials generated during building demolition, asbestos abatement, lead-based paint abatement, and related construction activities.

The Waste Manager will coordinate waste-management activities from project sites through final disposal or recycling and will ensure that regulated materials are properly characterized, packaged, manifested, transported, documented, and disposed of in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local requirements.

The position will work closely with project managers, field personnel, environmental professionals, licensed waste haulers, disposal facilities, recycling facilities, and other project stakeholders.

• Primary office location:
  Washington, DC
• Regular travel to project sites throughout the Midwest and Northeast regions, including:
• Washington, DC
• Virginia
• Maryland
• Pennsylvania
• New York
• New Jersey
• New England
• Ohio
• Michigan
• Indiana
• Kentucky
• West Virginia
• Iowa
• Minnesota
• Missouri
• Wisconsin
• Travel to active demolition and abatement project sites is required.

• Full-time position
• Standard business hours may vary depending on project requirements.
• Occasional extended hours and travel may be required to support project schedules and waste-management activities.

• Characterize hazardous, regulated, recyclable, and non-hazardous waste generated during demolition and abatement activities.
• Review available sampling, analytical, and project documentation to determine appropriate waste classifications.
• Identify applicable federal, state, and local waste-management requirements.
• Coordinate with environmental professionals and project personnel regarding waste classifications.

• Establish requirements for proper packaging, labeling, storage, and handling of regulated materials.
• Ensure hazardous and regulated waste is packaged in accordance with applicable requirements.
• Coordinate staging and temporary storage of materials pending transportation and disposal.
• Verify that containers and packages are properly labeled and prepared for shipment.

• Prepare, review, and maintain required waste manifests and shipping documentation.
• Coordinate transportation of hazardous and regulated materials with qualified and licensed waste haulers.
• Ensure transportation activities comply with applicable U.S. Department of Transportation hazardous-material requirements.
• Verify that required documentation accompanies waste shipments.
• Maintain records of waste shipments from project sites through final disposal.

The Waste Manager will support management of materials including:

• Asbestos-containing materials
• Lead-based paint and lead-contaminated waste
• PCBs
• Mercury-containing materials
• Universal waste
• Hazardous waste
• Regulated demolition debris
• Recyclable materials
• Other regulated materials generated during demolition and abatement activities

• Coordinate disposal and recycling activities with licensed facilities.
• Maintain communication with waste haulers, landfills, treatment facilities, and recycling facilities.
• Verify that disposal facilities are appropriately authorized to receive applicable materials.
• Track disposal documentation and certificates as required.
• Review weight tickets and disposal receipts for accuracy and completeness.
• Maintain records demonstrating proper final disposition of project-generated waste.

• Ensure waste-management activities comply with applicable requirements, including:
• RCRA
• 40 CFR Part 262
• U.S. DOT hazardous-material regulations
• 49 CFR Parts 171-180
• Applicable asbestos requirements
• Applicable lead requirements
• Applicable federal, state, and local environmental regulations
• Maintain waste profiles, manifests, weight tickets, disposal records, recycling records, and related documentation.
• Support audits and government inspections.
• Identify potential compliance issues and coordinate corrective actions.

• Work with project managers and field personnel to plan waste-management activities before demolition and abatement work begins.
• Provide technical guidance regarding waste segregation, characterization, packaging, and transportation.
• Coordinate waste-management requirements across multiple concurrent project sites.
• Monitor project waste quantities and disposal activities.
• Prepare…