Environmental Scientist/Engineer - National Experienced Workforce Solutions

Provide expert level scientific and independent support by participating in Chemical Accident Prevention activities under Section 112 (r) of the Clean Air Act and General Duty and the Chemical Emergency Preparedness & Prevention under the Emergency Planning & Community Right-To-Know Act (EPCRA)

• Conducts enforcement inspections under EPCRA and CAA 112 (r)   50%
• Provides enforcement case development support (such as preparing documents on factual matters; preparing drafts of enforcement documents (e.g. memos, letters) for review and editing by Agency staff; research industry standards, collect and summarizes records (such as Secretary of State filings) and maintaining inspection files for deliverables. Additional duties include data analysis, data entry and enforcement activities tracking.   40%
• Provides technical assistance and outreach for EPCRA AND CAA 112 (r) program.   10%

• EPCRA and CAA 112 (r), 40 hr. Safety & Health training + annual 8 hr. refresher & enforcement training
• computer software, digital camera, & basic office equipment, other required training
• Travel Requirements: Please Note: SEE Enrollee MAY NOT operate government-owned vehicles.
• Overnight travel: 25 days per year
• Air travel anticipated: 1-3 trips per year
• Rental cars: 15+ days per year or as needed
• Health Safety Training: 40 Hours Safety and Health training + 8 hours annual refresher
• Health and Safety Considerations: 40 hours safety and health training is a prerequisite for the position, EPA provides the 8 hour annual refresher
• SEE will participate in on-site inspect of facilities which utilizes toxic & hazardous substance
• Based on which facilities utilizing specific toxic chemicals are inspected, a specific toxic chemical monitoring would be required.
• Required Safety Gear: Hard hat, hat glasses with side shields, steel toed boots, chemical resistant gloves and fire resistant