Texas Association of Environmental Professionals

Scientists

(Posted 8/25/10)

G2 Partners, LLC (G2)

Staff Geologist or Environmental Scientist
Job Type: Contract - Temporary to Full Time Opportunity
Location: Houston, Texas
Experience: 2-5 years
Number Of Positions: 1-2

G2 is seeking the availability for a Contract Staff Geologist or Environmental Scientist for our Houston office with environmental site assessment/remediation experience.

Responsibilities:
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) (ASTM 1527-AAI).
Phase II ESA site investigation fieldwork including soil boring installation & sampling, groundwater monitor well installation, soil & groundwater sampling, create boring logs, data analysis and map preparation.
Assist Project Managers and senior staff with assessment/monitoring and closure needs.
Assist with work plan preparation.
Coordinate field work permitting, Utility Location Requests and laboratory bottle orders.
Coordinate and conduct subsurface investigations and related soil and groundwater sampling with accurate documentation with Field Notes.
Compile data and various regulatory report writing and document investigation/assessment activities.

Qualifications
BS or BA in Geology, Environmental Science or related field
A minimum of 2 years of environmental industry experience
PG or PE a plus
HAZWOPER a plus
Working knowledge of EPA and TCEQ site investigation and remediation rules and regulations (TAC 350-Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) & TAC 334-Petroleum Storage Tank rules).
Must be able to speak and write clearly and concisely in the English language.
Must have experience in Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint; A Plus for: Boring Log software, AutoCAD and GIS

Submit Resume to:

Michael R. Bagnasco, PG, CAPM
michael.bagnasco@g2partnersllc.com

No phone calls please.

Thank you.

(Posted 8/25/10)

Excellent opportunity to join a growing firm, and be a part of our Environmental Services Group in Houston Texas. Brown & Gay Engineers, Inc. provides a comprehensive range of civil engineering and surveying services for municipal, drainage, transportation, traffic, and land and site development projects throughout Texas.

Environmental Scientist II
Job Description: Conduct studies and investigations for the purpose of preparing reports and applications for environmental permits, in support of planning, development and construction projects for various industries and markets. Collect, analyze, manage, and report ecological data, such as habitat descriptions, vegetation cover types, plant taxonomy, soil conditions and hydrology indicators for assessing protected species’ habitats and wetlands. Communicate scientific and technical information to the project team, client organizations and resource agencies through written reports and/or presentations. Provide technical and regulatory guidance to the project team in support of permit applications and environmental programs. Review environmental reports, permits, and related materials. Assist public and private clients with permit coordination, acquisition and compliance. Generate reports on field investigations, permit application packages, and wetland mitigation plans. Collect project related data including research and surveys for listed species, interviews with government agencies, landowners and clients, and resource map reviews. Conduct field investigations for wetlands, land use, and other related disciplines. Utilize knowledge of Clean Water Act Regulatory Program, Endangered Species Act and National Historic Preservation Act, as they relate to environmental permitting. Utilize knowledge of the National Environmental Policy Act as it relates to project development.

Requirements: Bachelors degree in natural resources related field (e.g., forestry, range management, biology, ecology, wildlife management). 3-5 years field ecology experience with focus on wetland delineation, protected species and habitats, permits and report writing. Solid organizational and technical writing skills are essential. Effective time-management, written communication, analytical and interpersonal skills. Interact on a professional level with clients, and demonstrate solid decision making skills. Ability to work effectively in team situations and establish strong relationships with other teams (e.g., GIS, survey, engineering, planning, etc.) where overlap of client project work exists.

Proficient with MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.). Candidates must be able to conduct fieldwork beyond 8 hours, in sometimes inclement weather conditions, and remote locations, and be able to carry equipment and supplies weighing up to 20 pounds.

Please submit your resume to jparrish@browngay.com, with Environmental Scientist II in the Subject Line, or FAX to 281-558-9701, Attn: Jackie Parrish.

(Posted 8/8/10)

Company Name: Invista
Title: Environmental Air Manager
Type: Full Time
Duration: Permanent
Education: Four Year Degree
Experience: 5-10 Years
Location: Orange, Texas, USA, 776310000

Headquartered in the U.S., INVISTA is one of the world's largest integrated producers of polymers and fibers, primarily for nylon, spandex, and polyester applications. With a business presence in over 20 countries, INVISTA delivers exceptional value for its customers through market insights, technology innovations, and a powerful portfolio of global trademarks including LYCRA fiber, COOLMAX fabric, CORDURA fabric, ANTRON carpet fiber and STAINMASTER carpet. We transform daily life through our innovations. Clothing, carpets, luggage, plastic bottles, automobile interiors and airbags- these and many other products originate in one of INVISTA's global manufacturing facilities. You can be a part of the difference we make by joining the INVISTA team.

As a member of the INVISTA team, you will also be part of Koch Industries, Inc.'s affiliates, one of the largest privately-held companies in the world. Koch companies have a presence in nearly 60 countries and employ about 70,000 people.

For more information on INVISTA, please visit http://www.INVISTACareers.com

We are continually looking for motivated and talented people who will help us meet the challenge of providing excellent customer support, pursuing continuous innovation, and creating long-term value for customers and society.

For information on available positions, visit http://www.INVISTACareers.com

INVISTA is an independently managed but wholly owned subsidiary of Koch Industries, Inc.

This position is a vital part of the team providing environmental compliance & permitting support for the INVISTA facility in Orange, TX. The position reports to the Environmental Manager.

• Provide support to environmental manager in developing, executing, and maintaining site compliance with air permits, air regulatory reporting, and ongoing compliance with all air requirements.
• Direct, monitor, and mentor environmental engineers and technicians who have air reporting and compliance responsibilities.
• Provide support for developing permit applications (Title V and NNSR), amendments (Title V and NNSR) and PBRs.
• Track key compliance metrics and implement systems to improve performance.
• Creation and maintenance of environmental management systems to comply with air permits and air regulations Responsible for air compliance reporting such as HON, MON, and Benzene NESHAP.
• Serve as a point of contact and provide technical support for air compliance questions for facility staff.
• Support initiatives/programs related to air compliance/compliance demonstrations.
• Identify training required for air permitting compliance and work to help implement training to operation, engineering, and other facility staff.
• Oversee release reporting and recordkeeping activities as required by company policy, environmental regulations, and environmental air permits.
• Ensure that audit findings that are related to air compliance, are assessed and closed with proper documentation.
• Ensure that compliance obligations, that are associated with air compliance, are identified and completed on time.
• Ensure that the site's record management system, electronic and hardcopy, captures and retains the information needed to demonstrate compliance with the applicable air requirements.
• Coordinate agency interactions that pertain to air compliance including responses to NOVs, NOEs, and information requests.

Qualifications Skills and Background Required:

• BS Degree in Engineering or Science
• Minimum 5 years of industrial experience
• Experience in managing compliance for air sources, including documenting regulatory applicability determinations, verifying process streams, understanding mitigation and controls devices, performing emissions monitoring, and calculating air emissions at a large industrial chemical or refining facility.
• Knowledge of federal and Texas laws governing air compliance programs
• Experience with reports to federal and Texas agencies
• Experience with PC-based software (Word, Excel, Access, etc.)

Education and Experience Preferred:

• Chemical or refining experience preferred
• Working experience with TCEQ and experience complying with Texas air regulations. To be considered for employment in this position you must be authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship now and in the future.
• We are an equal opportunity employer. M/F/D/V

Competitive wages and benefits packages commensurate with experience.

How to apply: Please copy and paste the following link into your browser address bar:
http://appclix.postmasterlx.com/track.html?pid=ff8080812a1393f6012a255f62206b44&source=taep

(Posted 8/8/10)

Environmental Scientist (5 to 10 years Experience)

Halff Associates is seeking an experienced Environmental Scientist with a minimum of a bachelor’s degree and five to 10 years of experience. The position requires working experience in Section 404 Permitting and natural resource assessments. The successful candidate should have relevant experience of Federal, State and local regulatory requirements and be proficient with GIS, GPS and CADD. Experience in Threatened Endangered Species, mitigation banking and NEPA document preparation is desired. Candidates may apply on our website at www.halff.com or via email at careers@halff.com.

Halff Associates is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

(Posted 6/13/10)

Corporate Environmental and Sustainability Director Position
June 2010

Degree: BS Environmental Engineer, Science or related degree

Years Experience: 10+ years

Salary: To $110,000 plus bonus potential

Location: Waco, Texas area

Industry: Manufacturing

This position will be responsible for corporate environmental compliance (areas of air - Title V, waste and water) and sustainability. Domestic travel required up to 25%.

Duties include developing, implementing and managing company-wide environmental compliance efforts; ensuring sustainable compliance through company-wide standards and programs; supporting operations and warehouses to effectively manage regulatory and permit compliance requirements; designing, implementing and supporting initiatives to manage and reduce the company’s environmental profile, risks and liabilities; reducing the company’s environmental footprint.

**Must have at least (10) years of environmental compliance within industrial operations (creation and implementation of an affirmative compliance program) and a working knowledge of environmental sustainability.

For additional information, please contact:

Laura Petraitis-Doll, EHS Recruiter
LS Doll & Associates
15774 S. La Grange Road, Suite 301
Orland, Park, IL 60462
Phone 708-478-3894
Cell 708-212-2810
Fax 708-478-3896
E-Mail: LSDoll@aol.com

(Posted 6/9/10)

Senior Environmental Planner

Senior Environmental Planner
Must have a Masters Degree in Environmental Science or related field with twelve or more years of consulting or agency experience or equivalent combination.
Specific energy industry related experience strongly preferred (pipelines, transmission lines, wind, solar)
Staff management experience
Business Development experience

Our in-house staff supplies a full suite of consulting services, from initial siting and permitting phases through post-construction surveys. We achieve success in the wind energy arena because we understand the regulatory environment. Our Phoenix Alternative Energy Group is currently seeking a Senior Environmental Planner with experience in the West and/or Pacific Northwest marketplace. Experience with county conditional use permits, the EFSC processes of environmental impact statement preparation, NEPA management, and environmental documentation for energy related projects is essential. We prefer an individual who can manage complex projects and budgets, interact with clients, and provide them guidance through the regulatory process. The qualified candidate will have 10 to 15+ years of direct experience and a Bachelor’s degree in a related science or environmental planning. A master's degree and/or AICP certification is a plus. The chosen individual must have excellent client development and management skills and team leadership abilities, and must be able to work on fast-paced projects, with multi-disciplined teams to meet client expectations. Candidates should possess excellent interpersonal and technical communication skills, with the ability to oversee technical work products.

We offer a very competitive compensation plan along with excellent benefits. Medical, Dental, Vision 401k.

Any interested/or curious parties can submit a resume or contact Scott Young for more information. Below is his contact information. All in inquires will be kept confidential.

Scott Young
General Manager
The Starfire Group
Phone 480-375-8959
Fax 480-219-8509
syoung@starfiregroup.com
www.starfiregroup.com

(Posted 6/1/10)

Environmental Analyst – Houston, TX USA

This position does not accept international candidates

Location: USA – Houston, TX (McCarty)
Seniority/Experience Requirement: 3 or more years
Education Requirements: University degree
Language Skills: English proficiency mandatory (Spanish desired)

Job Description:
* The Environmental Expert will ensure compliance of the McCarty locations with the corporate environmental policy and with all the applicable federal, state and local environmental rules and regulations.
* Complete required regulatory reports and recordkeeping
* Serves as the regulatory point of contact with governmental agencies
* Conduct site specific environmental training
* Develop, implement and manage monitoring, recordkeeping and reporting requirements to address the air, storm water, wastewater and waste issues.
* Work closely with operations personnel at each site to drive implementation of environmental management system requirements
* Provide leadership and direction to the sites on all environmental affairs
* Coordinate and assist sites to ensure compliance with all federal, state and local environmental regulatory agencies
* Manages along with operations waste disposal activities
* Conducts site specific environmental training

Qualifications
* Bachelors Degree Required (Environmental, Engineering, Science preferred)
* 3+ years experience in an environmental role preferably in an oil and gas or oilfield services environment
* Strong knowledge of the State of Texas environmental regulations
* Hands on experience working with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)

Mary Lee Stagner | Tenaris
Recruitment & Selection
2200 West Loop South, Suite 800
Houston, TX 77027
Work: (713) 585-3104
Fax: (281) 898-7367
Email: mstagner@suppliers.tenaris.com
Jobs: www.tenaris.com/Careers.aspx

(Posted 6/1/10)

Environmental Analyst – Houston, TX USA

This position does not accept international candidates

Location: USA – Houston, TX (Texas ARAI)
Seniority/Experience Requirement: 3 or more years
Education Requirements: University degree
Language Skills: English proficiency mandatory (Spanish desired)

Job Description:
* The Environmental Expert will ensure compliance of the Texas ARAI locations with the corporate environmental policy and with all the applicable federal, state and local environmental rules and regulations.
* Complete required regulatory reports and recordkeeping
* Serves as the regulatory point of contact with governmental agencies
* Conduct site specific environmental training
* Develop, implement and manage monitoring, recordkeeping and reporting requirements to address the air, storm water, wastewater and waste issues.
* Work closely with operations personnel at each site to drive implementation of environmental management system requirements
* Provide leadership and direction to the sites on all environmental affairs
* Coordinate and assist sites to ensure compliance with all federal, state and local environmental regulatory agencies
* Manages along with operations waste disposal activities
* Conducts site specific environmental training

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