Regulatory Compliance Specialist

Compliance Services Regulatory SpecialistA Compliance Services Regulatory Specialist is responsible for supporting Witt O'Brien's clients nationally with a varying degree in environmental and emergency management regulatory programs. Position requires traveling 40% - 50% of the time domestically, home on the weekends. A successful candidate will be able to write at a professional level and able to train client personnel in a classroom setting. Position requires juggling multiple projects at a time, so time management and project management capabilities are important to successfully navigate this role. Lastly, this position for the most part is self-directed, with support from management and support staff, so being able to work independently is an important aspect of this role.Position DetailsReports to: Manager, Compliance ServicesPosition Location: Houston or New Orleans (Remote)Position Type: Full TimeFLSA Status: ExemptPay: SalaryCompensation: Commensurate with experienceTravel: 40% - 50% Domestically, Rare Occasions InternationallyEssential Job FunctionsCreates develops and maintains relationships with assigned clients.Demonstrates trustworthiness, reliability, and quality of work to clients to generate further business – able to cross-market.Articulate complex regulatory language into easy-to-understand words.Develop from scratch new regulatory compliance manuals/plans.Collaborate with multiple support and management team members to identify and resolve regulatory compliance issues.Able to act as a company Environmental Health and Safety EHS Manager when providing staff augmentation for Witt O'Brien's clients – temporary in-plant positions.Prepare project documentation, business presentations, and proposals to meet office standards and client expectations.Updates and maintains various regulatory compliance plans.Interprets state and federal agency regulations and applies regulatory knowledge to assist clients.Performs field work as needed.Visually inspects client sites to ensure compliance, and advise on achieving compliance, if necessary.Acts as a liaison between clients and regulatory agencies.Other duties as assigned.Minimum Job Requirements5 – 10 years of experience with one or more of the following regulatory documents: SPCC Plans, FRPs (USCG/EPA), OSRPs (BSEE/PHMSA).Proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams).Ability to successfully interact with clients.Able to multi-task, manage shifting priorities, meet deadlines, and travel on short notice.Strong interpersonal and communication skills (oral and written) Ability to market to new prospects.Knowledgeable about environmental regulations as they relate to the energy or manufacturing industries and recent experience in preparing or auditing plans and/or permits that are pertinent to such requirements.These regulations include but are not limited to: Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, Oil Pollution Act of 1990, and Resources Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).Knowledgeable in common industry practices, e.g., API 653/570, standard operating procedures, such as for handling dry cargo, liquid cargo, and hazardous material, as well as security and prevention measures. Knowledgeable about practices used to address clients' unexpected emergencies, such as the National Incident Management System (NIMS), Incident Command System (ICS), crisis management, business continuity, and emergency response.Preferred Job RequirementsStrong technical writing abilities with a sound understanding of 40 CFR 112, 33 CFR 154/156, and 49 CFR 194. The ideal candidate will have five or more years of actual plan writing experience along with experience providing technical consultation concerning the aforementioned regulations.