FacilityEnvironmental Engineer

Job Title: Facility/Environmental Engineer

Reports to: Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Manager

Employment Type: Full-time

Seniority Level: Mid to Senior Level

Industry: Manufacturing Industrial Engineering Environmental Compliance

Job Function: Facilities Engineering Environmental Compliance Plant Operations

Job Summary:
The Facility/Environmental Engineer is a hands-on technically skilled professional responsible for planning directing and coordinating activities related to the design construction modification and maintenance of buildings grounds and machinery supporting industrial manufacturing. This role leads both directly and through subordinate engineers while also owning all regulatory compliance and reporting activities associated with facility environmental requirements.

Key Responsibilities:
Facilities Management & Capital Projects
Direct all contractor and improvement efforts associated with buildings and grounds.
Oversee and coordinate contractor qualification requirements for the facility.
Coordinate permitting and regulatory requirements for new designs expansions or modifications to buildings and grounds.
Maintain facility equipment asset inventory directly or through subordinates.
Plant Maintenance Support & Reliability
Spend approximately 50% of assigned time working directly with Plant Maintenance on the plant floor to support equipment reliability failure analysis maintenance planning troubleshooting and continuous improvement efforts.
Collaborate and assist as needed in the implementation of engineering projects.
Environmental Compliance & Reporting
Maintain facility environmental permitting and licensing requirements.
Track document and report all facility waste generation.
Implement and maintain the SPCC (Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure) plan as required.

Required Qualifications:
Bachelors degree in Engineering is required.
Proven project management ability in an industrial environment.
Ability to coordinate multiple projects and manage competing priorities.
Effective communication skills with management contractors regulators and operations personnel.
Demonstrated leadership through influence mentoring and technical expertise.
Ability to adapt to changing priorities schedules and regulatory requirements.
Working knowledge of engineering design and documentation software (e.g. AutoCAD SolidWorks or similar).
Ability to read and interpret technical documents drawings and governmental regulations.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
High level of accountability dependability and follow-through.
Innovative resourceful approach to engineering and compliance challenges.
DOT Hazardous Materials Transportation Certification (preferred or ability to obtain).
Hazardous/Toxic Waste Management Certification (preferred or ability to obtain).
Lean certification preferred.

Physical Requirements:
Routinely lift and/or move up to 40 pounds.
Specific vision abilities required include close vision and depth perception.
Routinely reach with hands and arms; use hands to finger handle or feel.
Frequently required to stand and walk on the plant floor.
Occasionally required to sit stoop kneel or crouch.
Ability to talk and hear in a manufacturing environment.

Essential Job Functions:
Direct and coordinate facilities engineering projects from scoping through completion ensuring on-time on-budget delivery.
Manage and qualify contractors supporting building grounds and infrastructure improvements.
Coordinate all permitting with local state and federal regulatory agencies for facility modifications and expansions.
Maintain a current and accurate inventory of all facility equipment assets.
Partner daily with Plant Maintenance to drive equipment reliability root cause analysis and continuous improvement.
Maintain renew and ensure compliance with all environmental permits and licenses applicable to the facility.
Execute waste tracking documentation and regulatory reporting in accordance with applicable laws and internal policies.
Own and maintain the facilitys SPCC plan ensuring readiness for regulatory inspection.
Support cross-functional engineering initiatives and capital projects as assigned.

Why Join Us
Work alongside a collaborative experienced leadership team in a dynamic manufacturing environment.
Be part of an industry leader with a strong operational foundation and a culture of continuous improvement.

RBC Bearings is an Equal Opportunity Employer including disability and protected veteran status.

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