Alternate Environmental Manager

Kina'ole Foundation•Sånta Rita-Sumai Municipality, GU

About The Position

As an Alternate Environmental Manager, you will help the organization operate in a manner that adheres to an established environmental program which promotes sustainable development and the protection of natural resources, cultural resources, and human health. You will assist in creating and implementing site specific environmental plans and procedures, oversee various projects' environmental performances, and ensure the organization is complying with all federal, state, and local environmental rules and regulations

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Management or a related field. Relevant experience may be considered in lieu of possessing a bachelor's degree
A minimum of five years or more of experience in a managerial or supervisory environmental position is required. Education and relevant certifications will also be considered
Familiarity with EPA, DOT, RCRA, NEPA, CAA, CWA, DOT and OSHA regulations, and be resourceful such that you can obtain the required information when needed
Valid driver's license and ability to obtain a base pass (DBIDS/CAC) for federal installations
Proficiency with computers (specifically MS Office and Adobe/Bluebeam Revu for PDF files)
Experience in training and employee development
Ability to maintain confidentiality

Responsibilities

Develop, implement and maintain a site-specific environmental program and applicable plans in accordance with the contract
Perform routine inspections of the job site and facility operations, documenting your findings and recommending/performing corrective actions as needed pertaining to stormwater management, waste management, HACCP management, hazardous waste management, etc.
Establish a cordial and professional relationship with employees and clients
Enforce compliance with all environmental regulations with management and the workforce
Conduct awareness-level environmental training for the workforce, i.e, natural and cultural resource protection, hazardous material handling and waste management, biosecurity measures, stormwater, pollution control etc.
Respond to environmental emergencies such as spills and accidental releases. This includes initial response, coordinating and assisting clean-up efforts, performing interviews with personnel involved, completing documentation, and reporting your investigation with corrective actions to appropriate authorities.
Respond to and interact with regulatory and government agencies as needed to perform your work duties. Entities include but are not limited to Guam EPA, USEPA, USFWS, Gov Guam, and NAVFAC
Accurate and timely reporting and recordkeeping
Complete applications and follow through on all environmental permits by the contract and understanding/implementing each permit's respective requirements
Perform other related duties as assigned
Promote healthy environmental stewardship limited not just during work, but at home as well.