NAES · 16 hours ago
Compliance Manager
NAES Corporation is the leading provider of operations, maintenance, and engineering services for energy facilities. The Compliance Manager will be responsible for implementing and coordinating regulatory support functions to ensure environmental, health, and safety activities comply with laws and regulations, while overseeing the station’s Compliance Program and maintaining relationships with various stakeholders.
Energy
Responsibilities
Develop, coordinate, oversee, and implement daily environmental programs, policies, and procedures to ensure compliance with all federal, state, local, and site permit and regulatory requirements, in accordance with Owner direction
Ensure day-to-day environmental compliance at the plant, including all required monitoring, recordkeeping, and reporting activities
Oversee Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) operation, data collection, validation, and reporting in accordance with permit requirements
Prepare or oversee the preparation of all routine and non-routine environmental reports submitted to regulatory agencies, ensuring accuracy and timeliness
Conduct routine environmental self-assessments using established protocols to ensure ongoing compliance with site requirements, commitments, and procedures
Serve as the primary interface with the Owner’s environmental group, supporting coordination with local environmental regulators
Collaborate with the Owner to prepare for and support regulatory inspections, respond to information requests, and assist with permit renewals, modifications, and regulatory negotiations
Manage or support, under Owner guidance, the preparation of permit renewals and modifications and the resolution of environmental enforcement actions
Maintain the Environmental Quality, Notification, and Compliance (QNQC) Manual and ensure compliance with all applicable environmental regulatory requirements
Select and manage environmental consultants, under Owner guidance, for specialized technical support; define scope, schedule, and budget, and manage deliverables
Maintain all environmental records in accordance with Owner-established procedures and regulatory requirements
Assess environmental and regulatory impacts associated with changes to plant operations and provide guidance to plant leadership
Prepare and manage the annual environmental budget, ensuring expenditures remain within approved limits
Identify and propose opportunities to reduce environmental risk and operating costs
Perform the duties of the station’s NERC Compliance Manager, overseeing and coordinating all NERC-related compliance requirements for the facility
Maintain NERC training records for all plant personnel in accordance with Owner requirements
Coordinate with the Maintenance Manager to ensure all NERC-mandated testing and maintenance activities are completed on time and properly documented
Update and maintain the NERC compliance calendar, NCAIR reporting documentation, and associated compliance tracking tools
Conduct monthly audits of NERC requirements related to operations and maintenance activities
Ensure plant NERC procedures, policies, and documentation remain current and compliant with applicable standards
Provide NERC-related training and guidance to plant personnel as requirements are updated or revised
Support audits and compliance reviews by preparing accurate, technically sound documentation and responses
Facilitate and support the NAES Safe program, NAES Safe guidelines and NAES Safe core values
Facilitate and administer the employee safety program and site contractor orientations
Conduct routine site walk-downs to perform housekeeping inspections, identify potential hazards, and conduct one-on-one contact sessions with workers to discuss safety issues
Maintain safety data sheets (SDSs) and interpret for safe handling and disposal of chemicals
Respond to Incidents including, but not limited to, injuries, incidents and near misses; write a report that explains what happened, identify the cause and recommend corrective action; follow-up as necessary to ensure that corrective action is taken
Ensure LOTO, confined space, machine guarding, PPE, mechanical integrity programs, management of change programs, and chemical safety compliance are understood, followed, and properly adhered to
Act as liaison between plant and regulatory agencies
Provide safety and compliance guidance to employees and contractors during plant equipment outages
Monitor and implement new and changing OSHA regulations
Interface with Operations and Maintenance Management teams including the I&C and Laboratory Department with their respective regulatory emphasis to ensure that appropriate and adequate documentation is acquired, maintained and reported as required
Maintain various facets of the Company’s Environmental Management System (EMS) including but not limited to the EHS filing system, the Obligations Tracking System (OTS) and X Files (OSHA & regulatory-mandated training records)
Perform other duties as assigned
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Environmental Sciences or a related field, or comparable experience at responsible levels, required
Must possess and maintain a valid Driver's License at all times
Preferred
Environmental compliance experience in operating facilities preferred, ideally within a power plant or power-related industry
General knowledge of power plant operations, including the relationship between environmental impacts and operations and maintenance activities
Working knowledge of major environmental legislation related to air, water, hazardous materials, and waste management, with at least one area of specialized regulatory expertise
Strong oral and written communication skills, along with effective planning and organizational abilities
Proven ability to work effectively as a team leader with strong interpersonal skills
Demonstrated success in building consensus among internal and external stakeholders
Ability to manage multiple, varied tasks in an industrial environment and to promptly identify and analyze complex compliance risks
Working familiarity with NERC rules and regulations is highly desirable but not required; experience with electrical relay maintenance, IT security, and regulatory reporting is a plus
CEMs - Continuous Emission Monitoring: Some Knowledge
Environmental Awareness and Stewardship: Advanced
Environmental Compliance and Reporting: Advanced
Environmental Health and Safety (EHS): Advanced
Microsoft Office Suite: Intermediate
MSDS - Material Safety Data Sheet: Advanced
NERC Reliability Standards Compliance: Intermediate
Organizational Skills: Advanced
OSHA Regulations: Advanced
Power Plant Fundamentals: Intermediate
Safety & Compliance Standards (OSHA/NFPA/EPA): Advanced
Verbal and Written Communications: Advanced
Bachelors or better in Environmental Sciences or related field
Associates or better in Environmental Sciences or related field
High School or better
A general knowledge of power plant operations is desired, including the interrelationship of environmental impacts and compliance with operation and maintenance functions
Experience in safety and environmental compliance for operating facilities is desired, preferably in a power plant or power-related industry
Benefits
Annual performance bonus
Company
NAES
NAES is the power generation industry’s largest independent services provider, with more than 40 years of experience managing risk and turning it into profits.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageRecent News
2024-05-03
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2023-11-02
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