Air Quality Inspector I -21385504

Job Summary

The County of San Diego Announces an Excellent Entry Level Professional Opportunity

AIR QUALITY INSPECTOR I

PER COUNTY RULES, THIS POSITION IS ELIGIBLE FOR APPOINTMENT AT STEP 1, $61,464.00 ANNUALLY. COUNTY EMPLOYEES ARE SUBJECT TO THE COUNTY PROMOTION RULE FOR STEP PLACEMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH COMP ORD 1.3.5.

The County of San Diego is currently accepting job applications for Air Quality Inspector I. This is an entry-level professional opportunity ideal for persons who are interested in seeking a fulfilling career with the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District (SDAPCD). Click San Diego County Air Pollution Control District to obtain additional information on this department.

An Air Quality Inspector I is responsible for inspecting air pollution sources to ensure compliance with SDAPCD rules, EPA laws, and State of California laws. The ideal candidate will possess the ability to communicate effectively in verbal and written form, ability to be customer-focused and teamwork-oriented, and possess the drive to excel.

Minimum Qualifications

1. A bachelor’s degree from an accredited U.S. college or university, or a certified foreign studies equivalency in chemistry, physics, engineering, environmental health, environmental science, biology or a closely related scientific field; OR;

2. Four (4) years of paid professional, para-professional, or technical work experience with a regulatory agency, environmental agency, environmental consulting company, or other closely related agency, company, or organization; OR;

3. An equivalent combination of college education and/or experience as stated above.

NOTE: Applicants are required to submit college or university diplomas, unofficial transcripts, official transcripts, letters of verification, or foreign studies equivalency certificates (college education obtained outside of the US) during Step 1 of the online application submittal process. Persons who previously applied for County of San Diego jobs and who already provided such documentation may by-pass this requirement.

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NAVFAC SW
California 

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Job Summary

The Facilities and Maintenance Manager is responsible for ensuring the site readiness of all aspects of building infrastructure and process equipment in order to ensure a safe and functional workplace for all colleagues at the Carlsbad EMD Electronics site.

Responsibilities:

Leadership and Team Management:

Responsible for leading the following teams at the site: Mechanical Maintenance, Electrical and Instrument, Facilities, Maintenance Engineering, Project Management and Site Security.
Foster a collaborative and high impact work culture through coaching, guidance, and support to teams.
Set clear objectives, monitor performance, and provide regular feedback to team members.

Facilities and Maintenance Oversight:

Applies knowledge of security, safety and environmental processes, practices, and regulations to maintain a safe and compliant site.
Utilize concepts of engineering, quality and lean six sigma to drive departmental efficiencies and value creation.
Manage service provider activities and contract administration including scope development and bid evaluation.

Cross-functional Collaboration:

Work collaboratively across teams and functions at the site (and external to the site) to ensure all internal customer expectations from a facilities and maintenance perspective are met or exceeded.

Minimum Qualifications:

Associate or Bachelor’s degree in engineering (chemical or mechanical) or related field (facilities, industrial or maintenance management). Experience will be considered in lieu of education.
3 + years’ experience in a managerial role leading first line supervisors and their employees.
5+ years’ experience in an operations, industrial or manufacturing environment.

Watkins Wellness
Vista, California 

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Job Summary

As Manager, Safety, Health, and Environmental Compliance, you will deploy EHS strategies that will enable success, promote continuous improvement, and keep us compliant with local, state, and federal safety guidelines. We’ll rely on you to build and maintain positive working relationships within and outside the organization, including with our parent company and at the divisional, agency, plant management, supervisor, and hourly employee levels.

Responsibilities:

Can you drive EHS best practices? You will develop and administer EHS management programs to maintain compliance with OSHA requirements and multi-media environmental regulations and permitting, to include air, water, waste, hazardous materials, energy, resource conservation, recycling, and more. This role goes beyond regulatory compliance; you will work closely with EHS and site leaders to level up our EHS capabilities and build partnerships across the organization.

Can you deliver data excellence? You will capture, track, monitor and manage EHS data effectively and prepare agency reports as required, ensuring timely submission of both internal and external reports. We are looking for a candidate who can both manage the big picture and know when to dive into the details.

Are you an effective communicator? We’ll look to you to drive an engaged EHS culture by providing direction for leadership and the rest of the workforce in areas such as training, root cause analysis, best practice implementation, and continuous improvement. You will play a critical role in driving a pro-active safety culture by engaging with employees to take ownership of our EHS programs.

Are you organized and detail-oriented? You will be responsible for coordinating and facilitating audits and inspections as well as the associated data management, recordkeeping, and communications to ensure compliance with facility and EHS regulatory requirements. Further, you’ll assist management with investigations, provide corrective and/or preventive measure recommendations, and maintain accurate environmental and injury/illness records.

Are you an EHS compliance expert? You will be expected to maintain working knowledge of current EHS regulations and laws so that you can provide expertise for EHS assessments, projects, and general EHS-related problem-solving.

Minimum Qualifications:

Bilingual proficiency in English/Spanish required, including ability to write and speak effectively in both languages.
Bachelor’s degree in environmental science/engineering, occupational/industrial safety and health or related field required. Other four-year degree will be considered with relevant experience.
5 years’ related work experience leading/managing EHS programs.
Experience working in a manufacturing environment strongly preferred.
Experience working with regulatory agencies including OSHA, EPA, DEH, APCD, Water Board, EIA, etc. preferred.