Environmental Coordinator - Springer Mine & Mill

Blue Moon Metals
Springer Mine & Milling Complex +1 more
On-site

Who this role is best for

Geared toward candidates with mining industry experience and a background in environmental compliance, comfortable with on-site work and managing multiple environmental media areas.

Best fit for

  • Candidates with 7+ years of environmental compliance experience in mining or heavy industrial operations
    — “Minimum 7 years of environmental compliance experience in mining, oil & gas, or heavy industrial operations”
  • Individuals with a strong grasp of federal, state, and local environmental regulations and their application in mining
    — “Strong working knowledge of federal, state, and local environmental regulations (e.g., BLM, EPA, state water/air agencies)”
  • Professionals who can lead and mentor others while managing technical and regulatory responsibilities
    — “The Environmental coordinator provides technical oversight and mentorship to the Environmental Specialist.”

Things to consider

  • On-site presence is required with periodic field inspections and travel within Nevada for meetings
    — “Location: On-site, with periodic field inspections as well as travel within Nevada for regulatory meetings”
  • The role requires working 10-hour days Monday through Thursday, which may affect work-life balance
    — “Schedule: Monday through Thursday, 10-hour days”

How to stand out

  • Highlight experience in managing multiple environmental media and permit compliance in your resume and interviews
    — “The various medias that the environmental coordinator could be responsible for are air, water, land disturbance, tailings storage facility (TSF), waste, wildlife, as well as the site environmental management system, training, and reporting/certification programs.”
  • Demonstrate your ability to coordinate with external consultants and internal teams in your application materials
    — “Coordinate with external consultants on air permitting and modifications”
  • Showcase your experience in preparing and reviewing environmental reports and regulatory filings
    — “Prepare and review environmental reports, permit applications, and regulatory filings.”
  • Emphasize your ability to develop and maintain SOPs and inspection programs
    — “Develop an environmental inspection program. Conducts regular environmental inspections, ensuring compliance with company and regulatory requirements”
  • Demonstrate your experience in managing environmental incidents and supporting corrective action planning
    — “Support environmental incidents response, root-cause review, and regulatory reporting”
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What success looks like

  • successful environmental compliance
  • permit compliance
  • environmental project management
Typical background
environmental sciencegeologyengineering

Skills & requirements

Required

Environmental CompliancePermit ManagementReportingProject ManagementOversightWildlife ManagementWater ManagementAir ManagementLand ManagementWaste Management

Preferred

Mining ExperienceOil & Gas ExperienceHeavy Industrial Operations Experience

Stack & domain

Environmental CompliancePermittingRegulatory ReportingWater RightsTSFTRIWaste ManagementAir QualityLand DisturbanceReclamationWildlife ManagementCommunicationProject ManagementTeamworkMiningEnvironmental Management

About the role

Original posting from Blue Moon Metals via Greenhouse

Location: On-site, with periodic field inspections as well as travel within Nevada for regulatory meetings

Reports to: Environmental Manager

Schedule: Monday through Thursday, 10-hour days

Position Summary

The Environmental Coordinator ensures that company activities are conducted in compliance with local, state and federal environmental regulations and licenses, as well as corporate standards. The various medias that the environmental coordinator could be responsible for are air, water, land disturbance, tailings storage facility (TSF), waste, wildlife, as well as the site environmental management system, training, and reporting/certification programs. This role carries accountability for permit compliance and internal communication at site. The environmental coordinator provides technical oversight and mentorship to the Environmental Specialist. The Environmental coordinator reports to the site Environmental Manager.

Key Responsibilities

Environmental Compliance

Supervises the day-to-day environmental compliance of the site, focusing on specific areas assigned by the Environmental Manager, that could include but are not limited to land, water, air, TSF, waste or wildlife.

Prepare and review environmental reports, permit applications, and regulatory filings.

Manage environmental projects, consultants, and contractors as needed

The areas of focus are listed below and the environmental coordinator is expected to take ownership of various of them, based on experience and site needs:

Land:

Oversight of ground disturbance, drilling, and exploration activity.

Maintain reclamation permit compliance and oversee BLM/ROW permitting and maintenance obligations

Air:

Responsible for permit compliance/reporting and stack testing programs.

Coordinate with external consultants on air permitting and modifications

Water:

Manages the environmental monitoring program and coordinates the analytical results and reporting under the Water Pollution Control Permit.

Support permit modifications and act as the coordinator between the project team, engineering firms and environmental manager.

Water Rights:

Support the water rights monitoring and reporting

TSF:

Compliance oversight, including Engineer of Record (EoR) coordination, J-dam permit and external reporting

TRI & Waste:

Provide oversight and sign-off on TRI reporting

Own the waste determination at site, and supervises the waste shipment, tracking, and reporting. Support the landfill permit application.

Environmental Incidents & Risks

Support environmental incidents response, root-cause review, and regulatory reporting

Participate in environmental investigations

Escalate compliance risks to the Environmental Manager and support corrective action planning

Environmental Management System

Prepare and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

Develop an environmental inspection program. Conducts regular environmental inspections, ensuring compliance with company and regulatory requirements, providing recommendations and mitigate gaps

Support ESG reporting, audits, and certifications;

Review entries in the site Obligation Register

Develop training content and provide regulatory sign-off on training programs (shared with Specialist on delivery)

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Geology, Engineering, or related field is required

Minimum 7 years of environmental compliance experience in mining, oil & gas, or heavy industrial operations

Demonstrated experience managing some of the environmental medias: air, water quality, drinking water, waste, wildlife, reclamation & closure, TRI or tailings programs

Strong working knowledge of federal, state, and local environmental regulations (e.g., BLM, EPA, state water/air agencies)

Strong written and verbal communication, interpersonal and analytical skills.  Able to communicate effectively with employees and management. 

Core Skills

Regulatory interpretation and risk-based decision making

Technical writing for permits, plans, and audit responses

Cross-functional collaboration and leadership

Pay Range & Compensation Package

Compensation details will be discussed during the interview process.

Equal Opportunity Statement

We are committed to diversity and inclusivity in our hiring practices and encourage applications from all qualified individuals.

Source: Blue Moon Metals careers (Greenhouse)

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