What are the responsibilities and job description for the Special Projects Manager position at University of Louisiana at Lafayette?
Position Title: Special Projects Manager
Department : 9073|RAC Support
Responsibilities
Reporting to the Director of the Regional Application Center (RAC), the Special Projects Manager will maintain situational awareness across all media areas within the environmental compliance branch and receive taskings as necessary to achieve compliance.
Responsibilities
Required Qualifications:
Department : 9073|RAC Support
Responsibilities
Reporting to the Director of the Regional Application Center (RAC), the Special Projects Manager will maintain situational awareness across all media areas within the environmental compliance branch and receive taskings as necessary to achieve compliance.
Responsibilities
- Plan, allocate resources with National Guard Bureau (NGB), and schedule Environmental Performance Assessment System (EPAS) inspections at all Louisiana Army National Guard (LANG) facilities
- Coordinate actions of all EPAS contractor employees with NGB and Regional Coordinators during preliminary planning, site visits, and QA/QC phases
- Develop project scopes to address EPAS findings; develop plans and corrective actions
- Identify non-EPAS driven environmental projects to include: scope of work, cost estimates, STEP funding requests, and assess results of failure to fund
- Write and submit IPAS findings as they are corrected
- Generate annual ICAP for IPAS and prioritize findings as they are corrected
- Manage the Louisiana WEBCASS page, track progress of current and previous years findings in ICAP for both EPAS and IPAS years
- Update the ICAP and close findings as they are corrected
- Prepare and submit LDEQ letters for Gillis Long air emission requirements with hard deadlines
- Manage the statewide Clean Air Act (CAA) program to include minor and mobile source permits and periodic updates to existing air permits and ERIC submittal for select State-wide facilities
- Conduct Installation Restoration Program (IRP) investigations using the Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program (RECAP)
- Preparation of Environmental Condition of Property (ECOP) reports for all property transfers
- Coordinate on PFAS investigations with NGB and review documents
- Identify requirements for environmental projects and develop-strategies to ensure compliance with Federal, State, local and Army Regulations and requirements
- Prepare multi-media LDEQ permit exemption requests, where applicable
- Establish and maintain liaison with State and Federal regulatory agency personnel and NGB Environmental Program Managers to foster a positive relationship
- Track and maintain knowledge of most current changes and developments with environmental regulations and policies using regulatory resources to include the CFR updates, NGB notices, and newsletters
- Multi-media permit management to include Implementation and payment of fee
- Additional duties as assigned
Required Qualifications:
- A bachelor’s degree with a major in one of the following scientific fields: agronomy, environmental sciences, geosciences, soil sciences, geology, or a related field.
- One of the following:
- Ten (10) - Fifteen (15) years of professional level scientific/technical environmental experience
- Professional level environmental training in the following areas: Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, CERCLA, RCRA and EPCRA
- Proficient technical writing skills
- Excellent communication skills
