Environmental Engineer [SM-15247]

Shirley Parsons · Youngtown, United States

A leading global manufacturing organization is seeking an Environmental Engineer to support its large-scale production facility in Phoenix, Arizona. This person will serve as the site's primary environmental resource, helping ensure regulatory compliance while supporting sustainability and continuous improvement initiatives. The facility operates around the clock and plays a critical role in producing nationally recognized beverage brands. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys ownership, visibility, and the ability to influence environmental programs at a high-performing manufacturing site.

The Role:

• Serve as the site environmental lead, overseeing environmental compliance programs and supporting sustainability initiatives.
• Manage key environmental areas including wastewater treatment (high priority, air permitting, hazardous waste management, inspections, reporting, and regulatory interactions.
• Support operation of site environmental systems, including wastewater treatment processes and anaerobic digestion programs.
• Drive environmental data tracking, compliance reporting, employee engagement, and continuous improvement efforts.
• Partner with operations, EHS, and sustainability teams to implement programs that improve environmental performance and support long-term business objectives.

The Candidate:

• 5+ years of environmental experience within a manufacturing or similar production environment.
• Ability to independently manage environmental compliance programs with minimal supervision.
• Strong knowledge of environmental regulations, permitting, regulatory reporting, audits, inspections, and corrective actions.
• Experience with wastewater treatment programs is highly preferred; additional experience with air compliance and hazardous waste management is beneficial.
• Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field highly preferred based on other candidate qualifications