ENG III Environmental HNO
tpc groupHouston (TX)
About the role
Job Summary:
Provide internal technical support for routine air environmental compliance at the Houston (HNO) facility in partnership with the site environmental team
Perform monthly emissions calculations, maintain compliance tracking, and prepare regulatory reports
Own emissions factors and calculation methodologies and maintain audit-ready technical documentation. Analyze fenceline monitoring data, prepare fenceline KPIs, and support EPA Consent Decree reporting
Provide environmental support to the site's operational teams
Rotate on-call support
Air Emissions Calculations & Technical OwnershipPerformmonthly air emissions calculations using operational data, emission factors, and approved methodologies
Developand maintain emissions factors and calculation methodologies (validation, assumptions, data inputs)
Ensureemissions calculations are consistent and technically sound
Maintainclear, audit-ready documentation for calculation methodologies and assumptions
Regulatory ReportingPrepareor support routine regulatory reports (e.g., emissions inventories, MECT/HECT, Title V, TRI, 40 CFR 60 Subpart Db, 40 CFR 63 Subpart EEEE (OLD), F/G/H (HON), FFFF (MON) reporting)
TrackTitle V deviations and maintain supporting documentation
Submitaccurate, complete deliverables on time
Maintaindocumentation supporting regulatory submittals and internal compliance reviews
Fenceline Data Analysis & ReportingAnalyzefenceline monitoring data for compliance and potential emission concerns
Preparemonthly fenceline KPIs and performance summaries
ManageEPA Consent Decree fenceline monitoring, including public posting of investigation results
Identifytrends, anomalies, and recurring patterns in fenceline data
Recommendtargeted actions to reduce fenceline alerts and improve performance
Collaboratewith site teams to align interpretation and response strategies
Continuous Improvement & Capability DevelopmentStandardizeemissions calculation methodologies, emissions factors, and regulatory reporting processes
Improveefficiency, data quality, and consistency in calculations, reporting workflows, and fenceline analysis
Transitionconsultant-performed activities (e.g., emissions reporting, compliance tracking, fenceline analysis) to internal processes and systems
Improvetools, templates, and data management for emissions calculations, reporting, and fenceline KPIs
Strengtheninternal documentation and technical resources
Required QualificationsBachelor's degree in Engineering (preferred) or Environmental Science
5-10 years of environmental compliance experience with air emissions calculations
Petrochemical or chemical manufacturing experience
Experience developing and maintaining emissions factors and calculation methodologies
Working knowledge of air compliance programs (e.g., TCEQ, NSR, Title V, 40 CFR 60, 40 CFR 63)
Advanced Excel skills
Strong attention to detail to manage recurring deliverables
Key Success FactorsDeliveraccurate, defensible emissions calculations and methodologies
Completeregulatory deliverables on time
Maintainhigh-quality documentation and audit readiness
Drivecontinuous process improvement and data quality enhancement
All applicants must be eligible to work for any US employer continually without any company sponsorship.
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