Environmental Technician Jobs in Texas

Job Title: Mgr -Emergency Hazmat Response Company: Hulcher Services Location: Fort Worth, TX Description: When you join Hulcher Services, you become a member of an elite performance team that forms the premier service provider in Train Derailment Emergency Response and Environmental Emergency Response and Remediation. Environmental Services Manager Ft. Worth, TX Manages environmental services, which requires availability to deploy to customer sites for emergencies 24/7/365 and will assists in developing, implementing, and administering site safety plans. This is a hands on position which conducts environmental work as well as manages a team on larger projects. Assigns and monitors all work being performed by Company personnel and subcontractors. Environmental services include: Industrial Services: Tank Cleaning; storage vessel purging, cleaning and repair; reactive chemical neutralization and stabilization. Remediation: Site excavation; pond and lagoon closure; remedial construction; groundwater and soil treatment. Emergency Response: chemical spill clean ups; high hazard work; confined space entry; commodity transfer. Natural disaster response: floods, tornados, hurricanes EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE Bachelor's degree preferred; five years or more related experience in hazardous materials and environmental services; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Hulcher offers a professional environment and competitive base salary plus bonus and benefits that include medical, dental, life, disability, pretax flexible spending accounts, educational assistance, matching 401k and profit sharing as well as an aggressive vacation schedule. EOE www.hulcher.com Email resumes to Register to View

Job Title: Mine Environmental Specialist thru Sr. Company: Energy Future Holdings Location: Kosse, TX Description: This position is responsible for all environmental and reclamation activities including State and Federal regulatory compliance to support the Kosse Mine site's objectives. Key Roles & Responsibilities Other duties may be assigned. Directly or through others, the incumbent will:Supervise full-time, year-round reclamation contractors to reclaim mined lands to meet land use and bond release regulatory objectives, and treatment of water to ensure discharge effluent limitations are met. Ensures efficient use of the work force to meet Company specifications. Coordinate environmental and reclamation activities including land management and wetlands development at an individual mine site to ensure compliance with all state and federal laws and regulations. Accompany federal and state regulators and represent the Company during environmental inspections.Supervise the collection of environmental samples (air, water, groundwater, soil and solid waste) and maintain database to meet permit and regulatory reporting and data retrieval requirements. Ensure that all reporting for regulatory compliance and mine site production is submitted on time. Interface with Dallas EHS, Mine Engineering, Site Operations and Maintenance, and other Mine Sites to accomplish environmental objectives.Promote safe working practices of the reclamation contractor and co-workers. Requirements Bachelor degree in environmental science or related field or related experience that promotes development in the areas described by the major accountabilities and key competencies of this job. Previous mine reclamation or environmental experience preferred.Measures of SuccessGenerates new ideas and approaches to meet customer and/or business needs. Anticipates changes in the business environment and takes appropriate action. Generates new ideas and approaches to make reclamation more efficient and cost effective. Luminant is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer.

Job Title: Environmental Specialist - Wastewater Company: Huntsman Location: Port Neches, TX Description: About Huntsman Huntsman is a global manufacturer and marketer of differentiated chemicals. Its operating companies manufacture products for a variety of global industries, including chemicals, plastics, automotive, aviation, textiles, footwear, paints and coatings, construction, technology, agriculture, health care, detergent, personal care, furniture, appliances and packaging. Originally known for pioneering innovations in packaging and, later, for rapid and integrated growth in petrochemicals, Huntsman today has 12,000 employees and operates from multiple locations worldwide. The Company had 2009 revenues of approximately $8 billion. Huntsman currently has a challenging position as an Environmental Specialist Wastewater for our Port Neches Performance Products division in Port Neches, Texas. Key Responsibilities of the position include but are not limited to the following: Oversee day to day operation of wastewater operations to insure compliance with applicable permits Coordinate all required sampling (In-house as well as third-party lab) Manage overall efforts and performance of wastewater contractors Serves as main point of contact for technical support on wastewater matters Coordinate preparation of wastewater inspection & discharge monitoring reporting Accompany, facilitate, document follow-up, and insure closure of external inspections by outside regulatory agencies and corporate audits Perform routine environmental field audits focused on compliance and provide feedback and action required to pertinent leadership Maintain high level of understanding of environmental laws and regulations related to areas of responsibility Maintain interaction with Maintenance Planning, Turnaround & Inspection Coordinators and Production regarding future and upcoming wastewater generation Support Production and Maintenance Supervision to help drive EH&S performance improvement and be part of the solution Insure practices are consistent with processes and procedures as established in management systems and the Environmental, Health & Safety department Special Qualifications Strong understanding and working knowledge of activated sludge wastewater treatment systems. Must be able to troubleshoot wastewater systems and identify mechanical problems. Must understand required sampling and analytical testing methods and procedures and be able to interpret results. Ideal candidate will hold Class D Wastewater Operators license. Educational and Work Experience Requirements Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in a technical discipline such as Engineering or Environmental Sciences.Degree in Chemical Engineering preferred. Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in wastewater treatment/management. Experience in the petrochemical or refining industries preferred. Benefits: The successful candidate will be eligible to participate in a comprehensive benefits package, to include:wages commensurate with experience, excellent health and dental plans, lifeinsurance and pension plan. Please complete your application on-line by clicking the APPLY NOW button. We look forward to hearing from you. Huntsman is an Equal Opportunity Employer *** Third Party Resumes Not Accepted ***

Job Title: Environmental Protection Specialist Temporary Company: Location: Dallas, TX Description: You will: Coordinate within the branch and with other branches in the division to ensure timely development, implementation and accomplishment of water quality program objectives established by the Clean Water Action Plan (CWAP) and ensure timely commitment of funds appropriated to implement CWAP. Serve as the primary contact and central point of authoritative information within the division regarding State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG). Provide advice to state/tribal and/or local officials regarding the use and commitment of funds appropriated in the State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG) account for the purposes of carrying out water program activities. Serve as the primary contact and responsible party for developing and coordinating electronic reporting and functional initiatives for the branch. Initiate, administer, oversee and close out assigned contracts, grants, cooperative agreements and/or interagency agreements (IAGs).You will spend more than 50% of your work time on contracts, grants/cooperative agreements, and/or interagency agreements.

Job Title: Environmental Specialist (Associate/Staff) Company: Energy Future Holdings Location: Fairfield, TX Description: Perform activities necessary to ensure comprehensive environmental compliance programs are in place to support operation of Luminant's surface lignite mines in compliance with Federal, State, & local regulations and to acquire, revise, amend and renew environmental permits needed to meet the Company's resource plan and surface mine operational requirements. Some travel is required. Position grade will be commensurate with applicable experience.Coordinate environmental programs to: Ensure consistent, timely, and accurate submission of required environmental data and reports. Provide technical expertise related to environmental programs as required or needed to support mining operations with particular emphasis in agronomy/plant science. Manage contracts with outside service providers when needed to support Luminant's mining environmental programs. Provide technical support for the development of permit applications, and the application of standards and procedures for demonstration of reclamation success. Provide staff expertise for review of proposed environmental laws and regulations and assessment of impacts to company operations. Interface (consult and negotiate) with regulatory agency technical staff. Supervise full-time, year-round reclamation contractors to reclaim mined lands to meet land use and bond release regulatory objectives, and treatment of water to ensure discharge effluent limitations are met.Ensures efficient use of the work force to meet Company specifications. Accompany federal and state regulators and represent the Company during environmental inspections. Supervise the collection of environmental samples (air, water, groundwater, soil and solid waste) and maintain database to meet permit and regulatory reporting and data retrieval requirements. Interface with Dallas EHS, Mine Engineering, Site Operations and Maintenance, and other Mine Sites to accomplish environmental objectives. Promote safe working practices of the reclamation contractor and co-workers. LUMINANT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER. Requirements Qualifications: 1) College (Bachelors) degree in agronomy, soils, range science or equivalent or experience equivalent to 4 years directly related experience. 2) Previous mine reclamation or environmental experience preferred. 3) Knowledgeable in environmental laws and regulations.4) Strong written and verbal communication skills.5) Skilled in organizing and motivating people and in working with teams.6) Innovative and creative.7) Ability to review laws and regulations, analyze situations quickly, and provide recommendations for action.8) Self-motivated and able to meet commitments.9) Must be well organized and have the ability to manage multiple projects with rigid deadlines.10) Must have strong analytical skills for assessing technical issues.11) Must have strong computer skills for preparation/review of technical documents and presentation of technical results.

Job Title: Environmental Specialist Company: Chevron Location: Bellaire, TX Description: JavaScript Warning! Your browser must be configured to support JavaScript before you can apply. Once you have properly configured your browser please try again. The form below WILL NOT submit until JavaScript is enabled. Job Title: Environmental Specialist Requisition Number: 036914895 Job is available in these locations: Bellaire, Texas, USA Overview External: Chevron Corporation is one of the world's leading integrated energy companies with subsidiaries that conduct business across the globe. The company's success is driven by the ingenuity and commitment of approximately 62,000 employees who operate across the energy spectrum. Chevron explores for, produces and transports crude oil and natural gas; refines, markets and distributes transportation fuels and other energy products and services; manufactures and sells petrochemical products; generates power and produces geothermal energy; and develops and commercializes the energy resources of the future, including biofuels and other renewables. Chevron is based in San Ramon, California. Chevron Pipeline is accepting online applications for the position of Environmental Specialist, located in Bellaire, Texas. The Environmental Specialist position within Chevron Pipeline (CPL) is responsible for environmental permitting and compliance for assets located primarily in Louisiana with some limited assets in Texas. Responsibilities include providing subject matter expertise, compliance support and HES project management support in a variety of environmental disciplines including water, air, ecology, waste, spill prevention and site remediation. As an HES representative, the position will also require the ability to identify safety issues and participate in the Incident Investigation process. There is a heavy emphasis on air permitting and compliance. Position Details: Responsibilities for this position may include but are not limited to: Complete and submit environmental compliance reports including: Title V air permit annual certifications and semiannual reports, annual emission inventories, LPDES Discharge Monitoring Reports and annual hazardous waste reporting. Prepare Title V permit renewals and modifications along with minor source permit applications as necessary. Support emission stack testing efforts by providing regulatory guidance and ensuring associated reporting is completed. Represent company interests effectively to agencies regarding permitting, regulatory issues and emergency reporting scenarios. Develop strategic environmental (air, water, waste, ecology) permitting solutions in order to fit strategic needs. Communicate effectively with field personnel and management on a wide-variety of HES issues in order to complete tasks and maintain compliance. Lead pipeline maintenance permitting efforts in order to ensure the authorization of timely and cost-effective repair efforts. Support emergency response incidents that include potential environmental impacts as well as provide guidance associated with reporting requirements. Coordinate waste handling and disposal efforts in order to ensure compliance. Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Environmental Science or other science related discipline. Demonstrated knowledge and experience in regulatory compliance and environmental permitting. The ability to identify safety issues, and participate in the Incident Investigation process. Preferred Qualifications: Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) experience. This is a safety sensitive position Relocation Options: Relocation may be considered within Chevron parameters. International Considerations: Expatriate assignments will not be considered. EOE M/F/D/V Education Required: Bachelor Education Required Discipline: Employee Type: Full Time City/Town: Bellaire State/Province/County: Texas Country: USA Relocation Eligible: Yes Salary: If you are interested in this position, you must respond online. No phone, fax or email inquiries from potential applicants, external recruiters or other interested parties, please. Chevron is an Equal Opportunity Employer Chevron participates in E-Verify in certain locations as required by law. For more information about E-Verify please click on a link below. E-Verify Poster (English) or E-Verify Poster (Spanish)

Job Title: ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST - Enivronmental compliance for a chemical plant Company: The Albrecht Group Location: Houston, TX Description: Our client, a leading specialty chemical producer, is seeking an Environmental Specialist to support compliance with EPA and other Federal, State and Local environmental regulations. The Environmental Specialist is responsible for implementation of plant-level programs to assure compliance with environmental regulations. Our client is seeking an Environmental Specialist to provide support for remediation activities and Title V compliance activities, and to work closely with maintenance and facilities management on capital projects to assure compliance with environmental regulations and standards. This is an ideal position for a detail-oriented, goal driven individual who is seeking a highly visible opportunity with significant potential for professional growth and advancement opportunities. This position is located in the Houston, Texas area. RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: Assist in the implementation and management of regulatory compliance programs Support the facilities management and EH&S management as the "go-to" expert on leak detection & repair, storm water runoff, air regulatory compliance and other environmental regulatory and compliance issues. Coordinate activities and programs throughout the plant to ensure compliance with corporate, as well as federal, state and local regulations and procedures. Coordinate environmental compliance programs related to airborne emissions, as well as solid & hazardous waste management. Foster a favorable image with communities, regulatory agencies and other companies with active involvement with state, local and federal environmental compliance outreach programs. Develop and implement employee environmental training programs Manage all documentation, reporting and permitting activities associated with environmental regulatory compliance. Implement and oversee internal environmental compliance audits. REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: BS Degree in Environmental Science, Engineering or related discipline. 2+ years experience Understanding of chemical plant operations is desireable. Working knowledge of Title V environmental regulations and state requirements will be a plus. Working knowledge of water and hazardous waste regulations is a plus. All interested candidates are invited to submit their resumes (in MS Word format) to Register to View , ATTN: Gordon White KEY WORDS: Regulatory compliance, environmental compliance, regulatory, environmental, remediation, hazardous, chemical, chemical waste, solid waste, in-ground injection, RCRA, air and water regulations, environmental science, environmental engineering, environmental engineer, EPA, environmental specialist, Title V, water, hazardous waste

Job Title: ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST Company: Methodist Health System Location: Dallas, TX Description: Job Details: HS/GED. 2 years floor care experience in a Hospital setting.

Job Title: Environmental Field Technician (LDAR) Company: Location: Tyler, TX Description: Environmental Field Technician needed for the Tyler, TX area. Primary job duties include leak detection and repair at petrochemical facilities using environmental air sampling techniques. Candidates must be comfortable working in a highly regulated, detail oriented environment where strict adherence to rules and procedures is required at all times. Qualifications:

Job Title: Asbestos Inspector/Environmental Technician Company: Location: San Antonio, TX Description: Immediate job opening for a Texas Licensed Asbestos Inspector/Environmental Technician. Full time position with health benefits. BS Degree in Natural Sciences preferred, but not required. Job position also includes field sampling for other media including air, water, and soil. Salary commensurate with experience. Candidates without a valid Texas License for Asbestos Inspections may apply, but will be given secondary priority. Send resume with work history and salary requirements to Craig Tribley at STC Environmental Services, Inc.- Register to View