Environmental Affairs Manager Job at MSA BOURGOGNE (Denver)

Environmental Affairs Coordinator

The town of Dartmouth is seeking an Environmental Affairs Coordinator to assist ...

Location

United States , Dartmouth

Salary:

85000.00 - 115000.00 USD / Year

Massachusetts Municipal Association

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, land use management, environmental law or a related field
Two years’ experience in conservation activities, environmental planning, wetland management, land conservation or a related field or five years’ related specialized field experience
or any equivalent combination of education and experience

Job Responsibility

Assist the Conservation Commission, Select Board and other town boards in coordinating local conservation efforts
Enforce the provisions of conservation, wetlands protection, and hazardous waste laws and regulations
Oversee all Conservation office activities which include supervising staff, administrative, technical and inspection work

Fulltime

Environmental Supervisor

Reporting to the Technical & Engineering Manager, the successful candidate will ...

Location

Canada , Quesnel

Salary:

102000.00 - 121000.00 CAD / Year

West Fraser

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering or environmental science
7 or more years of managing environmental programs in the industrial sector
Familiar with ISO 14001 Environmental Management System and Environmental and Regulatory compliance audit frameworks and processes
Strong knowledge of Environmental regulations (Provisional /Federal)
Strong communication and facilitation skills
Demonstrated ability to develop effective working relationships within operational and cross-functional teams
Demonstrated planning, organizing and creative problem-solving ability
Professional integrity and willingness to learn
Highly organized with excellent time management skills

Job Responsibility

Provide supervision and guidance to the environmental team, including work coordination, resource allocation, vacation approval, coaching, and employee development
Implement and coordinate the facility safety systems by completing staff observations, coordinating and reviewing field level hazard assessments, preparing and reviewing contractor job safety orientations, risk assessments and internal reviews to support compliance and continuous improvement
Ensure mill compliance with applicable environmental legislation, permits, approvals, and West Fraser management systems, including ISO 14001
including preparation and submission of permit amendment applications when necessary
Lead environmental management programs such as environmental effects monitoring, groundwater monitoring, and coordinate management of a potable water system
Monitor regulatory and industry changes
coordinate implementation and communication of requirements impacting mill operations, procedures, and processes
Prepare, review, and submit regulatory and corporate environmental reports, including landfill reports, spill reports, inspection reports, and weekly operational summaries for management
Coordinate emergency preparedness and response activities related to environmental incidents, including spill response, reporting, and annual updates to Emergency Spill Guidelines
Chair and participate in site and corporate meetings and committees, including operating committee reviews and Joint Environmental Affairs Committee meetings

What we offer

Annual bonus opportunity
Outstanding benefits package including medical, dental, pension, life insurance, disability, accident insurance, vacation, and holidays

Fulltime

Analyst, Program Management

At Bombardier, we design, build and maintain the world’s peak-performing aircraf...

Location

Canada , St-Laurent

Salary:

Not provided

Bombardier

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field
at least five (5) years of experience in environmental compliance or regulatory affairs
good sense of organization, time management and you demonstrate autonomy
knowledge of industry standards and regulations
good knowledge of manufacturing concepts and processes and the ability to relate them to financial performance
excellent computer skills, particularly in MS Office suite and TEAMS
strong communication skills and you are able to work in English and French on a daily basis

Job Responsibility

Analyze emerging environmental regulations that could impact product compliance in aerospace industry
Perform impact and risk assessments and implement mitigation strategies, working closely with cross-functional teams (Engineering, Manufacturing and Production, Supply Chain, Quality) to ensure compliance throughout the product lifecycle
Engage with industry associations and authorities to address compliance challenges and influence regulatory environments
Develop and optimize processes and tools for environmental compliance, identifying opportunities for improvement
Manage a portfolio of projects related to environmental regulations (REACH, ECHA, EPA, ECCC and others), ensuring adherence to the schedules and budgets
Lead internal and external governance to provide visibility on project performance to stakeholders

What we offer

Insurance plans (Dental, medical, life insurance, disability, and more)
Competitive base salary
Retirement savings plan
Employee Assistance Program
Tele Health Program

Fulltime

Field Environment Advisor

The Field Environment Advisor is a back-to-back site based role, responsible for...

Location

Papua New Guinea , Kutubu

Salary:

Not provided

Airswift Sweden

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

At least five years working in a similar position for the resource industry (oil & gas, mining)
Experience in working with the National Museum and Art Gallery highly valued
Create and maintain good working relationships with a culturally diverse workforce
Work independently with limited supervision, to be able to meet deadlines and work under pressure
Use high-level analytical and conceptual thinking while using initiative and being proactive in resolving issues
Utilise sound communication skills both oral and written
Working safely for long-hours and cope with living in a remote location in a “back-to-back” situation
Track record of delivery in complex / challenging and remote environments
Remote, developing country and wet tropics experience desirable
Extensive knowledge of the PNG legislation related to environmental and cultural heritage (Environment Act, Environment (Water Quality Criteria) Regulation, National Cultural Property (Preservation) Act)

Job Responsibility

Build key relationships with Project and Operational stakeholders for all environmental matters
Provide support to the Project’s Environment and Regulatory Lead
Provide support the Port Moresby based Environment Advisor with developing environmental performance reports
Provide input into environmental performance reports as per conditions of environmental approvals
Safely and effectively verify that controls outlined in the Environment Permit, Project’s Environmental and Social Management Plan, Cultural Heritage Management Plan, Chance Finds Protocol have been implemented and assess their performance against the objectives that they have been developed for
Verify controls, as per the Contractors Management Plan, have been implemented in the field
Provide site support for any third-party environmental surveys or assessments required for the Project
Undertake environmental sampling and inspections (e.g. water quality, noise, air emissions, invasive species, erosion and sediment controls) to demonstrate compliance with the Project’s environmental and verification program
Roll out and deliver environmental awareness programs in the field
Develop and deliver toolbox talk material with respect to environmental and cultural heritage matters

Fulltime

Regulatory Affairs Data Specialist

Join LANXESS – Where Your Expertise Shapes Global Safety. LANXESS UK is looking ...

Location

United Kingdom , Manchester

Salary:

Not provided

LANXESS

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Degree in Natural Sciences (Master’s/Diploma) OR extensive experience in global chemical regulations
Knowledge of Global chemical legislation and regulatory requirements
High level experience with SAP
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to refine and improve regulatory processes
Excellent communication skills in English (bonus if you speak German, French, Portuguese, Chinese, or Spanish)
Project management experience to regulatory initiatives

Job Responsibility

Environmental, Health, and Safety Data Management
Update physical-chemical properties, safety information, toxicology, and regulatory data, while monitoring global regulatory sources
Assess the impact of data changes on the LANXESS product portfolio and support the Management of Change process to ensure smooth transitions
Regulatory Change Requests & Compliance
Process change requests from business units, ensuring data accuracy and compliance with global regulatory requirements
Maintain consistency within the Management of Change process
Data Quality & Process Improvement
Develop and refine maintenance standards and procedures, review existing environmental, health, and safety data, and drive data quality improvements within LANXESS systems
Cross-Functional Collaboration & Project Support
Work closely with Global Product Safety and other stakeholders, lead or support data management projects, and represent Global Data Management in cross-departmental initiatives

What we offer

Competitive compensation packages, inclusive of a global bonus program and an individual performance bonus program
Retirement plans, health programs, life insurance and medical care
Flexible working arrangements
Professional and personal development
Commitment to diversity and inclusion

Fulltime

MENA environmental policies & North Africa PPGA

This role has two core components. The first and primary responsibility is to le...

Location

Saudi Arabia , Riyadh

Salary:

Not provided

Pepsico

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in environmental policy, Public Policy, International Relations, or related field
5–7 years of experience in environmental policy and/or governmental affairs, preferably in a multinational company
Strong expertise in Saudi Arabia environmental and regulatory environment, with exposure to UAE and North Africa
Fluency in English, Arabic, and French (mandatory)
Excellent skills in policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, and external advocacy

Job Responsibility

Lead engagement in Saudi Arabia with institutions shaping environmental policy: Ministry of Environment, Water & Agriculture, Ministry of Energy, Saudi Food & Drug Authority, National Center for Waste Management
Saudi Standards, Metrology & Quality Organization
and National Energy Efficiency Center
Coordinate closely with the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Investment, Public Investment Fund, and King Abdullah City for Atomic & Renewable Energy to align on environmental objectives
Monitor and analyze evolving environmental regulations across MENA, ensuring that Saudi Arabia remains the main priority in PepsiCo’s external engagement
Support secondary engagement in the UAE with MoCCAE, Ministry of Economy, Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi, and Dubai Municipality to complement Saudi-led advocacy
Represent PepsiCo in GCC and regional environmental policy forums, industry associations, and public–private dialogues
Provide strategic insights to senior leadership on environmental policy and regulatory developments
Develop high-quality advocacy tools including position papers, policy briefs, and regulatory submissions to advance PepsiCo’s environmental agenda
Develop and execute public policy and governmental affairs strategies in North African markets in line with PepsiCo’s priorities

Environmental and Regulatory Counsel

The Environmental & Regulatory Counsel provides advice and counseling in the are...

Location

United States , Toledo; Granville

Salary:

Not provided

Owens Corning

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years legal experience with a focus on environmental and safety laws and regulations
Experience with environmental protection, safety, and laws and regulations
Strong skill set in the areas of environment and safety enforcement and litigation, including working knowledge of procedure, negotiation, discovery, and hearing/trial practice
J.D. required
Excellent written and oral communication skills are required
Continuous learning mindset
Strong ability to build relationships and influence business partners in their decision-making and to shape solutions by helping partners articulate the desired outcomes
Demonstrates ability to provide sound and useful advice to business unit and facility leaders
High degree of confidence in their ability to influence and persuade others
Able to clearly and confidently convey complex information and decisions to all levels of the company, including a global audience

Job Responsibility

Provides timely, sound, practical legal advice and counseling to business unit leaders and facilities regarding environmental and safety laws and regulations
Monitoring regulatory environmental trends
Interpretations of legal and regulatory requirements
Guidance on compliance needs and strategies
Counseling for emergency matters related to environment and safety
Managing outside legal resources in environmental and safety matters in a cost effective and efficient manner
Monitoring and internal reporting of facility compliance status
Business unit and facility strategic planning guidance regarding Environmental and Safety issues
Decision making and implementation of actions consistent with OC regulatory policies, programs and strategies
Providing support to overseas legal counterparts on international environmental and safety matters

Sustainability Reporting Analyst

The Sustainability Reporting Analyst is a key member of HPE’s Living Progress te...

Location

United States , San Jose

Salary:

60800.00 - 140400.00 USD / Year

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in sustainability, environmental science, business, accounting, or a related field
3+ years of experience in corporate sustainability, reporting, finance, data governance, or audit
Familiarity with sustainability frameworks and standards such as CSRD, TCFD, GRI, or the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Strong project management skills with the ability to manage multiple deadlines and priorities
Excellent written, verbal, and presentation skills, with the ability to communicate clearly across technical and non-technical audiences
Experience working cross-functionally with teams such as Finance, Legal, Corporate Affairs, and Operations
Proficiency with sustainability reporting platforms
Experience with sustainability assurance or internal controls is preferred but not required

Job Responsibility

Support the development, coordination, and publication of HPE’s annual Living Progress Report
Assist in preparing regulated and voluntary sustainability disclosures, including those aligned with CSRD, the California Climate Disclosure, CDP, EcoVadis, and MSCI
Serve as an administrator of Workiva, managing data integration, updates, and report building
Collaborate with Finance, Legal, Internal Audit, and external assurance providers to support audit readiness and ensure accurate and verifiable disclosures
Help implement and maintain sustainability data governance processes and internal controls that support reporting integrity and auditability
Track evolving global sustainability reporting requirements and contribute to internal impact assessments and readiness planning
Develop internal and external summaries and presentations that highlight key performance insights, sustainability trends, and regulatory developments
Engage stakeholders across the business, including real estate, operations, product, and sales teams, to collect data, align messaging, and improve reporting efficiency
Identify and implement process improvements related to data quality, controls, and reporting workflows
Support training and awareness-building for internal teams involved in sustainability data collection and reporting

What we offer

Health & Wellbeing
Personal & Professional Development
Unconditional Inclusion

Fulltime

Environmental Affairs Manager

MSA BOURGOGNE

Location:
United States , Denver

Category:
Manufacturing

Contract Type:
Not provided

Salary:

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Job Posted:
March 04, 2026

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