Environmental Manager - Decatur, ILThis is a full time, salaried-exempt position. ADM's Decatur Complex is seeking a qualified candidate with a minimum of 5 years working experience, preferably in a power generation, manufacturing, or processing facility, to fill a position of an Environmental Manager to support the Cogeneration, Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) and North Water Treatment Plant (NWTP) facilities.
Position Description:
Will report directly to the Cogen Plant Manager. It will require work to be conducted in both office and industrial facility environments. This position is responsible for all aspects of environmental permitting/compliance at the facility's cogeneration, waste water and industrial water treatment plants. Candidate must be proactive with the ability to effectively communicate, be an excellent teammate, and have attention to detail. The Environmental Manager will handle a broad range of activities in air emissions, (including Title V), chemical, waste, and water management.
Essential Job Functions:
Provide environmental technical support in the day-to-day operation of the cogeneration, waste treatment, and process water treatment facilities which supply utility and waste water needs to multiple agricultural processing plants. Responsible for an extensive Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) to ensure proper maintenance and upkeep, calibrations, data collection and reporting from the system. Use technical knowledge and skills to partner with colleagues at all levels to ensure compliance with all environmental rules, regulations, permits and other applicable requirements. Provide air and water permitting expertise for projects within in the plants, as well as providing complex environmental regulatory analysis. Promote continuous improvement efforts by managing the plants environmental aspects through the Environmental Management System. Prepare, analyze, and maintain environmental documents, databases, and records. Prepare complex regulatory reporting documents, which include the plant's Title V operating permit reports, Boiler MACT, NSPS and GHG reports among others. Prepare regulatory reporting documents associated with local and state water programs, which include the plant's Sanitary District permit, IEPA Water Pollution Control (WPC) permits and National Pollution Elimination System (NPDES) permits. Manage Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) waste programs including proper labeling, storage and disposal of the very small quantity generator facility wastes. Provide training for employees and contractors (including monthly and annual training) related to environmental programs. Participate in and lead all internal and external environmental audits or environmental agency visits and prioritize, assign, and track the audit findings for completion.
