Zephyr Environmental Corporation: Employment

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Zephyr employs the best talent in the field of environmental, health, and safety consulting, and training. Our people make a difference because of the leaders they become while here. How far will you grow?

Although we are always looking for qualified environmental, health and safety professionals, we are specifically seeking to add the following position to the Zephyr team:

Houston, Texas Office

Job Title:
Environmental Engineer/Scientist

Position Summary:
This position is a part of a team who assists industrial clients in establishing and maintaining compliance with state and federal air quality regulations by performing air quality and environmental compliance tasks.

Skills/Knowledge/Abilities:
Using your technical skills, you will:

Assist industrial clients in establishing & maintaining compliance with state & federal air quality regulations.
Perform air quality & environmental compliance tasks, including preparation of New Source Review & Emissions Inventories.
Define data requirements, then gathering & validating information. Communicate scientific & technical information through oral briefings, written documents, workshops, conferences, & public hearings.
Prepare charts or graphs from data samples, providing summary information on the environmental relevance of the data.
Prepare air quality permit applications, permit by rule registrations, & permit renewal, amendment, & alteration applications for submission to the TCEQ & other agencies.
Collaborate with company employees including professionals & managers to ensure successful implementation of chosen problem solutions;
Analyze data to determine validity, quality, & scientific significance, & to interpret correlations between human activities & environmental effects.
Obtain, update, & maintain plans, permits, & standard operating procedures. Create process flow diagrams.
Project management, including financial management, contract negotiation, performing and directing technical work; client and regulatory liaison.
Must have well developed interpersonal skills and demonstrate excellent communication skills (verbal, written, proposal and presentation) and abilities.
Proficient in US EPA approved models, such as AERMOD, CALPUFF, SCREEN 3, TANKS, MIRS Compliance & Regulatory compliance management software for assessment of air quality impacts, Microsoft, Excel, Access and air modeling data bases.
Travel required up to 25% of the time.