Environmental Advisor
American Iron and MetalMontréal-Est, Québec, Canada6 days ago
Job type
- Full-time
Job descriptionMinimum 3-5 years of Environmental experience University Degree in Environmental related discipline Strong understanding of regulatory requirements for applicable jurisdictions. Ability to effectively work within a group and in problem solving. Demonstrate strong leadership skills within the field of expertise. Ability to organize, plan and prioritize work requirements effectively with minimal direction. Strong computer knowledge, including Microsoft applications and web applications. Strong written and oral communication. Strong interpersonal skills supporting a coaching and mentoring approach. Recycling industry experience will be an asset Annual AIM tuition scholarship program up to $8,500 per eligible dependents Competitive salary + other perks Group insurance & RRSP program Company-wide events throughout the year (BBQ, Holiday party etc.) Free gym on site A cafeteria on site Dynamic & rewarding work environment- work on high-impact, meaningful projects while also having fun!
Job Description
In this role, the Environmental Advisor is involved in ‘hands on' project management and change management, and leads the organization in the development and / or implementation of permits, strategies and policies related to environmental priorities. This role provides professional guidance, support, and coaching to the organization on environmental activities as well as health and safety. A strong collaborative approach in the implementation of programs and initiatives is essential in the success of this role. Travelling in-between Feeder Yards and KUP locations in Quebec is required weekly
- Prepare, maintain and control environmental permits, records and procedures
- Work with consultants as well as the engineering and operating team to ensure that the environmental site requirements are met
- Provide communication and education of environmental requirements and initiatives to key stakeholders both within the organization and externally
- Create and / or update current environmental procedures and provide training as required
- Communicate with local, provincial, state and federal entities for purposes of obtaining or amending permits and information on industry-related topics
- Report and update environmental programs (Oil Management, Hazardous Materials, etc), including compliance and costs
- Coordinate environmental data collection and reporting for the feeder yards and KUP
- As required, communicate with the public, follow up on public comments and attend Community Liaison meetings
- Provide health, safety and environmental regulatory compliance support and reports findings, concerns, and deficiencies.
- Perform environmental inspections at our Quebec sites
- Provide leadership, direction, training, and expertise toward the implementation of health, safety and environmental management programs with internal / external stakeholders and contractors.
- Act as point of contact for local, provincial or federal regulatory groups Act as a HSE subject matter resource for the field.
- Act as a liaison with outside organizations (e.g., fire & police departments, rescue teams, Hazmat response, etc.) to promote open communications, prepare response plans and to ensure comprehensive support in case of HSE emergency.
- Participate with the local areas in activities such as safety meetings, tabletop exercises, emergency responses, security related incidents and investigations and inspections.
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