EHS&S Environmental Engineer (Temporary)

• Manage air permitting activities with assistance by consultants, including communications, applications, modifications,compliance and audits for the Department of Ecology (Washington) and Bay Area Air District (California). • Manage industrial wastewater compliance for Department of Ecology (Washington) and East Bay Municipal Utility District (California). • Manage stormwater compliance for Department of Ecology (Washington) and State Water Resources Control Board (California). • Manage hazardous waste programs, including vendor support, waste characterization, storage, disposal, auditing, and record-keeping. • Reporting: prepare annual CERS submission, prepare waste reports, collect air permit required data and information for annual submission to BAAQMD & Department of Ecology. • Ensure compliance for existing and new operations with all applicable local, state, and federal environmental regulations. • Conduct environmental audits and inspections to identify potential risks and implement corrective actions. • Coordinate environmental source testing and submit report to agency in a timely manner • Review and summarize source testing results for Sila leadership. • Develop and deliver environmental training to employees. • Assist with environmental incident reporting and investigation, contributing to root cause analysis and preventative measures. • Communicate environmental performance metrics and regulatory updates effectively with site management. • Collaborate with EHS&S staff to develop and implement environmental programs and initiatives.

The Temporary EHS&S Engineer (Environmental Focus) will be a key member of the Sila team, responsible for developing, implementing, and managing environmental programs to ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and foster a strong environmental stewardship culture at our Moses Lake, WA and Alameda, CA sites. This engagement is expected to be a 9-12 month contract. • BS Degree in an EHS field or at least 8-10 years relevant experience. • At least 5 years of experience overseeing air permitting. • Excellent attention to detail and strong observational skills. • Ability to effectively communicate verbally and in writing with all levels of staff and management. • Strong problem-solving abilities and a proactive approach to environmental management. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Proficiency in documenting findings and maintaining accurate records. • In-depth knowledge of environmental regulations in Washington State and the Bay Area (California), including air permitting (BAAD, Ecology), industrial wastewater, stormwater and hazardous waste management.