Manages Fuels Management Division (FMD) operations at a Government-Owned, Contractor-Operated aviation fuel facility supporting the Department of the Navy.
Compensation
Salary Range is: $92,000 to $172,000
Responsibilities
Lead 24/7 FMD and GOCO terminal operations
Serve as primary contractor point of contact for Naval Air Station Fuels Officer
Direct operations in accordance with DLA Energy PWS
Manage high-volume digital fuel hydrant systems
Enforce aviation fuel cleanliness and testing requirements
Requirements
Associate degree required
Bachelor’s degree preferred
Nice to have: Navy Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Fuels) Chief
Engineer responsible for ensuring quality and continuous improvement of manufacturing processes through data analysis, risk management, and structured problem solving.
Responsibilities
Lead quality assurance activities for technicians and inspectors
Ensure implementation, validation and control of processes via APQP/PPAP, PFMEA, control plans and BIQS protocols
Lead continuous improvement projects using 8D, DMAIC, A3 and statistical tools
Coordinate process and product audits and follow up corrective actions
Promote a culture of quality and prevent defects
Requirements
Bachelor's in Engineering (Industrial, Processes, Quality or related)
Lean Six Sigma certification or ISO 9001 internal auditor certification
Lead EHS compliance and initiatives across multiple manufacturing sites in the Midwest, ensuring regulatory adherence and driving cultural transformation.
Locations (2)
Oak Brook, Illinois, United States
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Compensation
The salary range is $110,000-$160,000 annually. Exact salary offered will depend on candidate’s experience, work location, skills, etc.
Responsibilities
Monitor and maintain facility environmental and safety compliance
Ensure facilities' compliance with all appropriate federal, state, and local environmental permit and safety regulations
Represent the company with regulatory agencies
Provide EHS leadership and direction across multiple sites
Ensure consistency in EHS practices and procedures
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Environmental Specialist, Water & Waste (Pipeline Operations)
The Environmental Specialist supports the water and waste operational compliance program across pipeline operating assets, including mod yards, compressor stations, and operating pipelines. The role involves monitoring water quality, agency reporting, SPCC and SWPPP implementation, managing wastewater discharge, and ensuring compliance.
Responsibilities
Make regulatory waste determinations and prepare waste profiles for wastes generated at VGLC and other assigned pipeline assets
Ensure satellite and central accumulation areas for hazardous waste are managed in compliance with RCRA, LDEQ, and TCEQ regulations
Ensure used oil is managed in compliance with RCRA, LDEQ, and TCEQ regulations
Ensure solid waste is managed in compliance with LDEQ and TCEQ regulations
Conduct inspections of all waste management areas at assigned facilities, including contractor-generated waste management activities
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, environmental science, or similar education
Environmental Compliance Specialist responsible for risk assessment, hazard analysis, and environmental program implementation across Relativity Space’s manufacturing and launch operations.
Compensation
$74,000—$112,000 USD
Responsibilities
Collaborate with engineering and operational teams to provide environmental insights and support for complex processes.
Identify hazards, perform risk assessments, and implement effective control measures to prevent spills, releases, and permit deviations.
Implement site multi-disciplinary environmental programs such as SPCC, RCRA, air monitoring, industrial wastewater, Endangered Species Act, stormwater management, SDS system management, and chemical inventory tracking.
Balance time between program development and in-field support, building a positive EHS culture through visibility and availability.
Conduct in-field audits, inspections, and incident investigations using root cause investigation strategies and provide meaningful corrective action recommendations.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Biology, Chemical Engineering, or related field
Nice to have: FDEP
Nice to have: State Level Environmental Standards
Nice to have: Federal Installation Experience
Nice to have: DoD/DAF/NASA Environmental Processes
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