Environmental Engineer - Facilities Environmental Compliance
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Based in Peoria, AZ, this role supports Tempe/Northern Phoenix construction activities and transitions to ongoing Northern Phoenix facility management.
Lead environmental compliance and waste management for a semiconductor OSAT facility, overseeing hazardous and non-hazardous streams.
Develop and maintain permits, manage chemical inventories, and ensure adherence to RCRA, TSCA, EPCRA, CERCLA, and related regulations.
Oversee waste collection, segregation, recycling, disposal, and transportation documentation, including manifests and regulatory reports.
Coordinate with waste vendors and regulatory agencies, ensure DOT HazMat compliance, and drive waste minimization and sustainability initiatives; implement ISO 14001 practices.
Conduct environmental audits, support spill response and corrective actions, and provide data-driven reporting for continuous improvement.
Lead environmental compliance and waste management for a semiconductor OSAT facility, overseeing hazardous and non-hazardous streams.
Develop and maintain permits, manage chemical inventories, and ensure adherence to RCRA, TSCA, EPCRA, CERCLA, and related regulations.
Oversee waste collection, segregation, recycling, disposal, and transportation documentation, including manifests and regulatory reports.
Coordinate with waste vendors and regulatory agencies, ensure DOT HazMat compliance, and drive waste minimization and sustainability initiatives; implement ISO 14001 practices.
Conduct environmental audits, support spill response and corrective actions, and provide data-driven reporting for continuous improvement.
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