Environmental systems coordinator vs environmental management specialist

Differences between environmental systems coordinator and environmental management specialist duties and responsibilities

Environmental systems coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage corporate EHS performance metrics program.
• Manage the participation in OSHA inspections, providing inspectors with appropriate documents and identifying safety measures.
• Train personnel in changes that affect the QMS.
• Inspect, troubleshot and repair electrical systems using volt ohmmeters and ammeters on aircraft and relate SE.
• Authore annual environmental and social sustainability reports.
• Provide EHS compliance and management system support to manufacturing locations and business functions globally.
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Environmental management specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage & implement rules and regulations per EPA, DHEQ, and OSHA guidelines.
• Manage and conduct various environmental engineering projects at DOD facilities.
• Provide project oversight for U.S.
• Ensure compliance with EPA / FDEP water programs.
• Perform and provide RCRA, SWPPP and SPCC inspections and training.
• Create project files including GIS maps, load duration curves, allocations, and watersh characterization.
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