Strivector
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
Strivector, Cheswick, Pennsylvania, United States, 15024
THE EMPLOYERTake your career up a few notches with this diversified, multinational provider of highly engineered, technologically advanced products and services.
THE JOBThis is
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
position and requires someone who will demonstrate strong leadership qualities and will play an important role in the Quality Assurance organization through the guidance of site operations associated with the Environmental Compliance and Radiation Protection Programs, including radiation protection for three (3) Radioactive Materials Licenses, wastewater discharge, air emissions, and waste management. As a
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
your roles and responsibilities will include:
Assume the responsibility and title of the Radiation Safety Officer for three (3) Radioactive Materials Licenses and support the Radiation Safety Committee.Manage EHS Programs to ensure compliance with current and future legal, regulatory (federal, state, and local), and corporate requirements.Develop and implement compliance strategies, policies, and practices at all levels of the organization.Provide leadership to drive continuous improvement while assuring comprehensive operational compliance.Establish and monitor metrics for assessing EHS effectiveness in the organizationFoster a robust EHS culture internally and externally through cross-functional cooperation, communications, promotions, and training.Continuously analyze regulatory requirements and implement program improvements.Supervise and manage professional and union-represented employees, including but not limited to the interpretation and administration of labor agreements and overtime guidelines, attendance, internal and external training, onboarding, and career development.Ensure the timely completion of required program audits, submittal of all required regulatory reports, submittals, and required information to meet compliance requirements.Coordinate the proper administration of departmental licenses, permits, registrations, and other certificates, including submittal of permit applications for new activities as well as renewals or amendments as necessary.Facilitate the facility training program related to training of employees and contractors on requirements related to radiation protection and various environmental programs.Oversee the receipt, control, shipment, storage, disposal, reporting requirements, and landfill disposal of radioactive and hazardous materials.Oversee site remediation activities including development of plans, contracts, specifications, work instructions, supervision of active work, final status reports, and coordination of decommissioning funding plan support documents.Interface and maintain a positive relationship with external regulatory agency representatives from the PADEP, NRC, and local county and municipal agencies.Ensure proper recordkeeping and document management practices are maintained, including the control of personal information as it relates to the radiation protection program and the long-term maintenance of critical compliance records.Plan and manage departmental budget.
DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCEMost importantly, you need to be a passionate
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
who enjoys his work and is considered to be one of the best within your organization. The ideal
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
would be someone with deep experience in many (if not all) of the following:
Bachelor's degree in Nuclear or Chemical Engineering or Physical Science (Chemistry, Physics, Biology, etc.) or equivalent experience. Master's Degree preferred.At least 3 years of experience in developing and implementing radiation protection program requirements. Previous RSO experience preferred.At least 3 years of experience in managing programs related to directing radiological work, environmental protection/pollution prevention, environmental reporting, and/or hazardous waste management.We understand that even if you are a seasoned
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
you may not have all the skills listed here. If you are a good at what you do and have a willingness to learn, lets talk.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONCompensation:
Based on Experience. One of the best in the industryMinimum Education:
Bachelor's degree in Nuclear or Chemical Engineering or Physical Science (Chemistry, Physics, Biology, etc.)Minimum Experience:
5+ to 7 years' experienceType of position:
Full time Permanent Position with benefitsTelecommute:
NoLocation:
Cheswick, PennsylvaniaRelocation accepted:
Yes
THE JOBThis is
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
position and requires someone who will demonstrate strong leadership qualities and will play an important role in the Quality Assurance organization through the guidance of site operations associated with the Environmental Compliance and Radiation Protection Programs, including radiation protection for three (3) Radioactive Materials Licenses, wastewater discharge, air emissions, and waste management. As a
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
your roles and responsibilities will include:
Assume the responsibility and title of the Radiation Safety Officer for three (3) Radioactive Materials Licenses and support the Radiation Safety Committee.Manage EHS Programs to ensure compliance with current and future legal, regulatory (federal, state, and local), and corporate requirements.Develop and implement compliance strategies, policies, and practices at all levels of the organization.Provide leadership to drive continuous improvement while assuring comprehensive operational compliance.Establish and monitor metrics for assessing EHS effectiveness in the organizationFoster a robust EHS culture internally and externally through cross-functional cooperation, communications, promotions, and training.Continuously analyze regulatory requirements and implement program improvements.Supervise and manage professional and union-represented employees, including but not limited to the interpretation and administration of labor agreements and overtime guidelines, attendance, internal and external training, onboarding, and career development.Ensure the timely completion of required program audits, submittal of all required regulatory reports, submittals, and required information to meet compliance requirements.Coordinate the proper administration of departmental licenses, permits, registrations, and other certificates, including submittal of permit applications for new activities as well as renewals or amendments as necessary.Facilitate the facility training program related to training of employees and contractors on requirements related to radiation protection and various environmental programs.Oversee the receipt, control, shipment, storage, disposal, reporting requirements, and landfill disposal of radioactive and hazardous materials.Oversee site remediation activities including development of plans, contracts, specifications, work instructions, supervision of active work, final status reports, and coordination of decommissioning funding plan support documents.Interface and maintain a positive relationship with external regulatory agency representatives from the PADEP, NRC, and local county and municipal agencies.Ensure proper recordkeeping and document management practices are maintained, including the control of personal information as it relates to the radiation protection program and the long-term maintenance of critical compliance records.Plan and manage departmental budget.
DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCEMost importantly, you need to be a passionate
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
who enjoys his work and is considered to be one of the best within your organization. The ideal
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
would be someone with deep experience in many (if not all) of the following:
Bachelor's degree in Nuclear or Chemical Engineering or Physical Science (Chemistry, Physics, Biology, etc.) or equivalent experience. Master's Degree preferred.At least 3 years of experience in developing and implementing radiation protection program requirements. Previous RSO experience preferred.At least 3 years of experience in managing programs related to directing radiological work, environmental protection/pollution prevention, environmental reporting, and/or hazardous waste management.We understand that even if you are a seasoned
Regulatory Compliance Engineer
you may not have all the skills listed here. If you are a good at what you do and have a willingness to learn, lets talk.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONCompensation:
Based on Experience. One of the best in the industryMinimum Education:
Bachelor's degree in Nuclear or Chemical Engineering or Physical Science (Chemistry, Physics, Biology, etc.)Minimum Experience:
5+ to 7 years' experienceType of position:
Full time Permanent Position with benefitsTelecommute:
NoLocation:
Cheswick, PennsylvaniaRelocation accepted:
Yes