Some of the Key work activities of the Environmental Remediation Coordinator position include serving as the program coordinator for Site Hazard Assessments, the Voluntary Cleanup Program and serving as a liaison with the Pollution Liability Insurance Agency (PLIA).  Examples of main tasks include:

• Navigate conflicting priorities of external stakeholders.
• Coordinate VCP and SHA training including regular all-staff meetings, the VCP steering committee, and other cross-regional meetings as needed. Coordinate with LUST staff and IT as applicable.
• Evaluates ISIS and other TCP databases for VCP, Initial Investigation, and SHA policy development needs, work with IT on changing or emerging needs for data management.

VCP Coordination:

• Ensure constant and regular communication with the VCP Steering Committee.
• Ensure VCP staff know what resources are available to them and how to use them properly. As needed draft, update, maintain program guidelines and user manuals.

SHA Coordination:

• Coordinate with regional SHA coordinators to ensure consistent implementation of SHA and initial investigation policies and procedures.
• Program-wide tasks that support the selection and notification of sites receiving Site Hazardous Assessments including the following:
  • Update SHA quintiles and Hazardous Sites List twice a year.
  • Work with the site register coordinator to publish SHA information in site register.

PLIA Coordination:

• Serve as the liaison between Ecology and PLIA. Work with Ecology staff and management to identify issues that need coordination with PLIA and provide a central point of contact for PLIA.
• Participate in PLIA rulemaking efforts.
• Develop or coordinate development of operational policies, procedures and guidelines. This will often include resolving complicated and emerging issues and developing innovative policy approaches.

A Bachelor’s degree involving major study in environmental, physical, or one of the natural sciences, environmental planning or other allied field and six (6) years of professional level experience in environmental analysis or control, or environmental planning, which includes two (2) years equal to an Environmental Specialist 3 or above.

Additional qualifying experience will substitute, year for year, for education.

OR 

A Master’s degree in one of the above fields and four (4) years of professional-level experience as required above which includes two (2) years equal to an Environmental Specialist 3 or above.

OR  

A Ph.D. in one of the above fields and three (3) years of professional-level experience as required above which includes two (2) years equal to an Environmental Specialist 3 or above.

OR 

One (1) year of experience as an Environmental Specialist 4.

Desired Qualifications:

• Knowledge of and experience implementing Voluntary Cleanup Program’s policies and processes and Site Hazard Assessment and Initial Investigation policies and processes.
• Knowledge of underground storage tank systems and cleanup of leaking underground storage tank sites.
• Experience using program evaluation and data analysis to develop and implement environmental programs and policies.
• Experience working with local and state governments, attorneys, environmental consultants, and environmental professionals.
• Experience coordinating between environmental agencies and among technical staff.
• Experience working with technical staff across various environmental areas such as hazardous waste management, water quality, solid waste management, and toxics cleanup.
• 40-hour Hazwoper certification

Special Requirements/Conditions of Employment:

• Must obtain and maintain a valid driver license.

• A cover letter describing how your experience, skills and abilities meet the required qualifications of this position.
• A resume outlining your professional experience.