What are the responsibilities and job description for the Environmental, Health and Safety Coordinator position at Trinity Industries Careers?
Trinity Rail Maintenance Services is searching for a talented team player to fill the open position of Environmental, Health and Safety Coordinator in our Fort Worth, TX manufacturing facility!
Join our team today and be a part of Delivering Goods for the Good of All!
What you'll do:
- Implement established environmental programs for compliance to company and government regulations
- Administer and monitor Corporate and BU environmental programs
- Perform routine inspections of waste accumulation areas, wastewater treatment systems, stormwater controls, tanks, and chemical storage areas
- Support compliance with air permits, wastewater permits, stormwater permits, SPCC plans, and applicable environmental regulations
- Manage hazardous and non-hazardous waste programs, including waste characterization, labeling, storage, inspections, and disposal documentation
- Maintain environmental records including inspections, manifests, waste profiles, permit documents, sampling results, and regulatory reports
- Collect operational and environmental data and assist in preparing required regulatory reports and permit submittals
- Investigate environmental incidents, spills, releases, and permit deviations; document findings and track corrective actions to completion
- Work directly with production, maintenance, and operations personnel to identify practical solutions that improve environmental compliance and performance
- Assist with implementation of pollution prevention, waste minimization, recycling, and sustainability initiatives
- Assist with environmental training and awareness activities related to waste management, spill response, stormwater protection, and permit compliance
- Build strong working relationships throughout the facility and serve as an environmental resource to operations teams
- Lead small environmental improvement projects and assist with larger site compliance initiatives
What you'll need:
Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, or similar field preferred, or any equivalent combination of experience and training which results in required knowledge, skills, and abilities
Computer literacy with MS Excel, Word, and PowerPoint required
Considerable knowledge of all state and federal regulations relative to environmental or ability to acquire quickly