What You'll Do

• Apply substantial experience with interpretation of environmental regulations to develop, implement, and document permit applications and reports to ensure strict compliance with authorizations, Department of Energy (DOE) Orders, and Federal and State regulations, across multiple environmental media (i.e., air, water, waste, etc.).
• Cross train, conduct walk downs, and complete compliance assessments with other environmental professionals in the field and across the industrial areas to support final recommendations of a highly technical nature within a range of specialties.
• Employ significant professional experience, education, and specialized training across multiple environmental science disciplines to lead or support other subject matter experts; mentor associate or mid-career level team members; communicate with senior and executive management to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements; and ensure monitoring, analysis, and recording of environmental data by technical and sampling organizations meet data quality objectives.
• Demonstrate a high level of proficiency in the use of Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft Office software to support excellence in written and verbal stakeholder communications.
• Develop metrics, prepare reports, and conduct evaluations and assessments, from basic to complex, to quantify and interpret the Plant's progress towards organizational goals.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

What You Can Expect

Minimum Job Requirements

Preferred Job Requirements

• A Master of Science degree in an environmental, science, or engineering related discipline with a minimum six years of specialized environmental experience, including substantial experience in environmental permitting, environmental monitoring, and interpretation of environmental regulations. Typical environmental compliance related experience ranges from 10 to 15 years.
• Specialized work experience including:
  • Knowledge, interpretation, and documentation of applicable Federal, State of Texas, and DOE orders, rules, and regulations relating to air quality management, permitting, and compliance in an industrial setting.
  • Plan, conduct, document, and report air quality dispersion modeling using EPA preferred software.
  • Working with multi-disciplinary teams to balance industrial mission needs with compliance requirements among combinations of areas, including radionuclide monitoring in environmental media, natural resources, environmental air quality, petroleum storage tank, drinking water, wastewater, environmental management systems, and storm water.
  • Proven abilities to organize, plan, lead, and execute project management responsibilities; Demonstrated effective oral and written communication with various stakeholder groups, including regulatory agencies, upper management, DOE oversight, or the public.
  • Demonstrated success in exercising initiative, independent judgment, and discretion while under general supervision with work being reviewed upon completion for adequacy in meeting objectives

Why Pantex and Y-12?

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