LAMP

Owns permits, emissions, discharge and waste compliance. Permit conditions are schedule constraints on startup, so this role protects the commissioning date as much as it protects the environment.

• →Own all environmental permits and authorizations, including air authorizations, wastewater discharge, stormwater and waste registrations, and track every condition and deadline.
• →Build the emissions inventory and monitoring plan covering point sources, fugitive emissions, volatile organic compounds and any thermal oxidizer or scrubber controls.
• →Prepare and submit compliance reports to state and federal agencies and maintain the compliance calendar.
• →Set up the stormwater pollution prevention plan and spill prevention control and countermeasure plan for the construction and operating phases.
• →Establish waste characterization, manifesting, storage and disposal procedures, including solvent and spent catalyst streams.
• →Support the government and regulatory submittal package with environmental content.
• →Train site personnel on environmental requirements and lead agency inspections.

• Bachelor's degree in environmental science, engineering or a related field.
• Five or more years of environmental compliance at an industrial facility in Texas.
• Direct working experience with TCEQ permitting and reporting.
• Command of RCRA, Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act obligations as they apply to chemical manufacturing.

• Experience taking a greenfield facility through initial permit to operate.
• Title V and EPA Risk Management Program experience.
• Wastewater pretreatment design familiarity.