Posting Summary
The Environmental Compliance Manager oversees the University of Vermont’s compliance with a broad range of federal, state, and local environmental regulations, including the CAA , CWA , SPCC , EPCRA , RCRA , TSCA , and related DOT regulations. The role leads the development and administration of environmental policies and procedures; maintains and updates required permits, plans, and regulatory reports; and serves as a primary liaison with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies. The position also develops, delivers, and coordinates training to campus partners and EHS personnel on a variety of environmental compliance topics. Key program responsibilities include managing the University’s air permit; leading air emissions calculations and associated reporting; overseeing air pollution compliance and facility record tracking (fuel use, refrigerant leaks, and related data); conducting EPCRA Tier II reporting for all UVM locations; maintaining the University’s SPCC Plan; and coordinating UST inspections, registrations, and compliance activities. In addition, the Environmental Compliance Manager provides strategic leadership for hazardous building materials programs, such as asbestos and lead, including supervision of the Hazardous Materials Supervisor and technicians. The role also directs the University’s hazardous waste management program, including supervision of two Environmental Safety Technicians. As part of the hazardous waste program, the Environmental Compliance Manager maintains and updates the University’s TSDF operating permit, prepares hazardous waste generation and hazardous waste minimization reports, develops strategies for pollution prevention, and advises the campus community on regulations and issues related to the collection and disposal of hazardous waste generated by University operations. The Environmental Compliance Manager also coordinates emergency response to hazardous materials spills and releases on campus, collaborating with local contractors, regulatory agencies, and local first responders. This position reports to the Director of Environmental Health and Safety and operates autonomously within a broader division committed to workplace diversity and inclusion, “Our Common Ground” values, environmental sustainability, excellent customer service, and a strong campus safety culture.
