Hazardous Materials Specialist/Junior Scientist

The Hazardous Materials Program Specialist or Junior Scientist assists the Project Manager to perform project objectives. They ensure compliance with Federal, State, and local environmental regulations, as well as DoD and USAF directives including installation-specific policies. They research hazardous materials products, recommend safer substitutions, and identify, inventory, and track materials across sites. They maintain hazardous materials tracking systems, including the Air Force EESOH-MIS database, ensuring data quality and compliance. They assist the Installation Hazardous Materials Program Managers with program implementation, metric reporting, and adherence to Hazardous Material Playbooks. They participate in regular and ad-hoc meetings; prepare monthly reports summarizing accomplishments, deficiencies, and upcoming work.

With over 25 years of experience, ECC is a trusted leader in environmental services. We proudly serve local communities, the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, and a variety of commercial, municipal, state, and federal clients. With service centers in North Pole and Anchorage, Alaska; Portland, Oregon; and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, we offer year-round employment and exciting opportunities for career advancement. 

We prioritize our employees' well-being and growth by providing a competitive benefits package including 12 paid Federal holidays; generous paid vacation and sick leave; medical, dental, vision, and life insurance benefits; Employee Assistance Program (EAP), flexible spending account; and 401(k) retirement plan with fully vested company match. We also offer a people-first culture, steady year-round Alaska employment, and opportunities to grow within the company having had many of our senior leaders beginning their ECC journey in entry-level roles.

Qualifications:

 3–5 years of experience in hazardous materials management or environmental compliance, preferably in DoD or government settings. 

High school graduate or equivalent.

A college degree in a scientific field is a plus.
Experience working with hazardous waste is a plus.

Possess or obtain a 40-Hour HAZWOPER certification prior to the first day as a condition of employment (assistance can be provided).
Pass pre-employment drug screening including marijuana.
Ability to pass a government background check for military installation access.
Ability to pass occupational physicals.
Ability to wear a respirator.
Have a positive attitude, integrity, and strong work ethic.
General computer skills.