About this role
Environmental Specialist - Air
What’s the role? Shell is seeking an Environmental Specialist – Air to join its team in Sarnia. The primary focus of this role is environmental compliance related to air quality. Reporting to the HSSE [Health, Safety, Security and Environment] Manager within the Sarnia Manufacturing Centre (Refinery and Chemical Plant) HSSE Department, this position provides environmental regulatory, sustainable development, and technical support related to environmental matters. The role is responsible for environmental regulatory reporting for the site to meet provincial and federal requirements. It proactively supports the Sarnia Manufacturing Centre on environmental issues and drives continuous improvement of the site’s environmental performance. This position serves as the first point of contact with environmental regulatory bodies and liaises with departments to ensure awareness and compliance with management systems related to environmental standards. In addition, this position is on onsite role at the Shell Sarnia Manufacturing Center and offers the flexibility to work offsite for a couple days a week.
What you’ll be doing Accountabilities: Interpret and recommend actions to comply with environmental regulations, permits, guidelines, standards, codes of practice, and corporate requirements; Complete NPRI reporting as well as additional reports for assigned focus area pursuant to regulatory requirements or licenses and permits (e.g. GHG, O. Reg 419/05, O. Reg 88/22, etc.) Work closely with the site to ensure regulatory and company environmental performance requirements are met; Complete Shell internal PMR reporting; Review procedures and Management of Change documents to ensure environmental implications are understood and addressed; Provide environmental training to Sarnia Manufacturing Centre staff; Update procedures and enter database threats for emerging regulations to build changes in our processes; Other Responsibilities: Act as focal for regulatory enquiries as they relate to air; Develop and maintain productive and positive relationships with government agencies; Work with teams to develop environmental positions to ensure compliance and generate best position for the site; Execute ad-hoc tasks, activities and leadership activities to meet the needs of the asset; Serve as an on-call member of the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) on a rotational basis; Manage multiple activities and tasks as well as conflicting demands while ensuring delivery of agreed to priorities and deadlines; Reserve worker duties may also be assigned in the case of Strike/lockout to al