Senior Environmental Compliance Manager - On-Call

AECOM is on the lookout for a seasoned Senior Environmental Compliance Manager to support a range of gas utility projects across Southern California, including locations in Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, and San Luis Obispo counties. Opportunities may also arise in other areas throughout the Western United States.*This is an on-call position with flexible hours based on project requirements. Weekly hours can vary widely, from none to full-time. The majority of the work (~90%) will take place in the field at project sites, with occasional remote or office work for meetings and administrative tasks. Please note that per diem is generally not provided for daily travel to and from job sites.*Key Responsibilities:Serve as the Environmental Compliance Manager on one or more projects, conducting thorough reviews and interpretations of project plans and permits. Manage and oversee the implementation of environmental compliance in the field, coordinating with clients, contractors, and regulatory agencies, while collaborating with surveyors, monitors, and technical experts. Prepare and review compliance reports.Effectively collaborate with clients and internal teams on complex projects focused on the protection of biological, cultural, and paleontological resources. This includes conducting species surveys, facilitating environmental permitting, and implementing mitigation strategies for noise, hazardous materials, air quality, and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs).Draft and provide senior-level reviews of technical memoranda, environmental permitting documents, and various technical reports.Maintain regular communication with both the AECOM project manager and the client project manager. This management-level role demands exceptional communication skills, professionalism, and meticulous attention to detail on high-profile projects.About AECOM’s Environment Business Line:Join AECOM to collaborate with a global team that is interconnected through a robust technical practice network, allowing for knowledge sharing and innovative brainstorming. AECOM is a leading environmental firm renowned for technical excellence and innovative project delivery. We are committed to your success through our Freedom to Grow initiative.AECOM is celebrated for its award-winning technical excellence and pioneering science, providing sustainable solutions for the most challenging global projects.

Join AECOM as a Senior Environmental Compliance Coordinator and Deputy Project Manager in beautiful San Diego. This pivotal role involves ensuring compliance with environmental regulations while managing project deliverables. You will work closely with a dynamic team to implement sustainable practices and strategies that align with our commitment to environmental stewardship.

Join AECOM as a Senior Biological Compliance Manager, where you will lead the compliance efforts related to biological projects. In this pivotal role, you will ensure that all biological activities align with current regulations and best practices. You will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to develop compliance strategies, conduct training sessions, and ensure comprehensive documentation. Your expertise will be instrumental in guiding the team through complex regulatory landscapes while fostering a culture of compliance and safety.

Role OverviewAs a Senior Environmental Specialist at Clearway Energy Group, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring environmental compliance across our facilities. Reporting to the Senior Manager of Environmental, you will collaborate with Facility Management and staff to oversee various environmental programs such as hazardous waste management, spill prevention, and stormwater runoff. Your primary focus will be to utilize company resources effectively while adhering to all legal regulations. This is a hybrid position, offering a blend of remote and on-site work.Key ResponsibilitiesPromote safety and environmental compliance within the organization.Assist in preparing environmental regulatory reports to relevant agencies.Identify potential compliance issues and collaborate with the environmental manager to address them.Support the development of documentation including reports and charts.Contribute to the implementation of site-specific environmental programs.Maintain relationships with local and state regulatory agencies.Help Facilities with data management and compliance reviews.Ensure compliance with site environmental permits.Keep management informed of any changes in environmental regulations that may affect operations.Other related duties as assigned.Frequent travel to various sites is expected, approximately 40% of the time.

TITAN Environmental Solutions, Inc. is seeking a dedicated Client Relationship Manager to enhance and fortify connections within our valued client network. In this pivotal role, the Client Relationship Manager (CRM) is tasked with ensuring client satisfaction, retention, and fostering long-term loyalty through proactive engagement strategies. You will be responsible for developing thoughtful visit schedules and employing effective time management techniques to maximize responsiveness and elevate service quality. Additionally, the CRM will play a crucial role in promoting our brand identity, supporting marketing initiatives, and facilitating networking opportunities by actively participating in events that bolster visibility and relationship-building efforts.This position is designed to complement the efforts of our Account Executives by managing ongoing client relationships, thus allowing them to concentrate on expanding our client base. Responsibilities may evolve as the organization adapts and grows.

AECOM is hiring a Senior Environmental Planner/Project Manager to lead energy-focused projects in San Diego. This role guides teams through complex environmental planning and compliance work, helping deliver solutions that meet both client needs and regulatory requirements. Key responsibilities Lead multidisciplinary teams through each phase of environmental projects in the energy sector Oversee project delivery, including schedule management, budget tracking, and maintaining quality standards Ensure all work aligns with relevant environmental laws and regulations Collaborate with clients, agencies, and stakeholders to promote sustainable practices Mentor junior staff and support their professional development Advance project outcomes through strategic planning and clear communication Location This position is based in San Diego.

Triumvirate Environmental seeks an Environmental Technician based in San Diego, CA. This position centers on supporting projects that advance environmental compliance and sustainability within the organization. Role overview The Environmental Technician works directly with the team to ensure regulatory requirements are met. The role involves practical, hands-on tasks that contribute to maintaining high standards in waste management and pollution control. Key responsibilities Assist with projects aimed at environmental compliance and sustainable practices Support the team in meeting regulatory standards Contribute to effective waste management and pollution control efforts Location This position is based in San Diego, CA.

Role Overview Triumvirate Environmental is hiring an Environmental Specialist II in San Diego, CA. This position focuses on helping clients meet environmental regulations and move forward with sustainability efforts. What You Will Do Work directly with clients to evaluate their environmental impact Develop strategies that support compliance and sustainability goals Support ongoing improvement in environmental practices

Are you a driven consultative sales expert with a talent for cultivating long-lasting client relationships and accelerating business growth? If this resonates with you, Triumvirate Environmental, a leader in the environmental services industry across North America, is on the lookout for a Senior Business Development Manager to enhance our team in San Diego, CA.We seek a dynamic and ambitious sales professional who excels in nurturing relationships, closing significant deals, and making a tangible impact. The perfect candidate will be enthusiastic about expanding Triumvirate's reach throughout North America by delivering customized solutions that truly matter to our clients.

Join our dynamic team at usm2 as a Cisco Call Manager/VOIP Engineer, where your expertise will play a critical role in enhancing our communication systems. We are looking for an innovative and detail-oriented professional who can manage and optimize our VOIP infrastructure, ensuring seamless communication across our organization.This is a fantastic opportunity for someone passionate about technology and looking to make a significant impact in a fast-paced environment.

Capricor Therapeutics (NASDAQ: CAPR) is a pioneering biotechnology firm dedicated to the development of groundbreaking cell and exosome-based therapies aimed at treating rare diseases. Our flagship innovation, Deramiocel (CAP-1002), is currently in advanced stages of development for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Additionally, we leverage our proprietary StealthX™ exosome platform to explore novel avenues in targeted drug delivery and vaccinology. Our commitment is clear: to redefine the boundaries of science and provide transformative treatments to patients and families in dire need.The Post-Marketing Product Quality Compliance Manager plays a pivotal role in steering post-market product quality initiatives in alignment with FDA regulations and internal Quality System standards. This position is responsible for leading and nurturing a dedicated team that manages product quality complaints, oversees post-distribution quality monitoring, and implements quality-focused field actions such as recalls and market withdrawals. The manager will provide strategic direction, mentorship, and performance oversight to ensure the timely, compliant, and effective execution of post-market quality processes, promoting a culture of quality and continuous improvement.

Join Capricor Therapeutics as a Corporate Compliance Officer and play a vital role in ensuring that our organization adheres to all regulatory requirements and internal policies. In this position, you will be responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring compliance programs that foster a culture of ethics and integrity. You will collaborate with various departments to provide guidance and support in compliance-related matters, ensuring that our practices align with industry standards.

Who We AreAt Stealth Fintech, we are committed to transforming the landscape of ERP-native B2B payments. As a well-backed early-stage startup operating in stealth mode, we are developing innovative solutions designed to redefine how businesses transact. If you are passionate about addressing significant challenges from the ground up, we invite you to join our team. Led by visionary founders, we are focused on building modern infrastructure for B2B payments that empowers enterprises to leverage their ERP systems for swift, transparent, and controlled payment processes, whether it’s paying suppliers, card issuers, or reimbursing employees globally.About the PositionWe are in search of a Payments Compliance Analyst to enhance our compliance program tailored for enterprise clients making payments to vendors and suppliers worldwide. In this role, you will facilitate compliance operations related to onboarding and payment monitoring, collaborating closely with our regulated payment partners. Our platform integrates within ERP and finance systems, allowing enterprises to automate accounts payable and supplier payments across borders. Your primary focus will be on managing supplier risk at scale, ensuring compliance in onboarding and payment execution while supporting complex workflows for large enterprises.Your Key ResponsibilitiesSupport compliance for enterprise vendor and supplier payment flows, involving high-value and recurring payments, which includes:Conducting Know Your Business (KYB) and customer due diligence for enterprise clients.Performing fraud and sanctions screening for both domestic and international vendors, suppliers, and contractors.Conduct transaction monitoring and investigations for global supplier payments.Review risks associated with sanctions, embargoes, and adverse media, specifically concerning:Supplier jurisdictions.Counterparties and beneficial owners.Assist with Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) and Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) filings, regulatory reporting, and internal escalations.Collaborate with Product, Engineering, and ERP integration teams to:Embed compliance controls within accounts payable and supplier workflows.Support the integration of new payment rails, currencies, countries, and supplier types.

Join iambic therapeutics as the Director of Quality Systems and Compliance, a pivotal role in shaping our Quality Management System (QMS) to support our innovative clinical development programs and expanding pipeline. This leadership position collaborates with various departments including Regulatory, Medical, Clinical, R&D, and Technology to ensure our quality systems foster innovation, uphold compliance, and maintain readiness for inspections across both U.S. and international clinical initiatives.This position is based in our San Diego headquarters or can be performed remotely within the United States.KEY RESPONSIBILITIESSpearhead the design, implementation, and continuous improvement of the Quality Management System (QMS).Develop policies, procedures, and governance frameworks governing essential quality processes, including document control, change management, deviations, CAPA, training, and risk management.Serve as a strategic quality partner to Regulatory, Medical, Clinical Operations, R&D, and CMC teams.Create and execute a quality roadmap that translates regulatory and quality requirements into scalable operational models, aligned with current compliance needs and future organizational growth.Collaborate with Regulatory and Clinical teams to ensure quality systems effectively support global clinical trial programs, ensuring alignment across regions.Proactively identify and mitigate compliance risks through data-driven monitoring and governance.Establish key quality metrics and dashboards to track system health, compliance trends, and opportunities for continuous improvement.Cultivate a culture of accountability, transparency, and quality ownership throughout the organization.Oversee quality interactions with health authorities, internal audits, and third-party audits as necessary.Ensure inspection readiness for U.S. and global clinical programs through established quality systems, governance, and cross-functional collaboration.QUALIFICATIONSEducation & Experience:Bachelor’s degree in chemistry, biology, engineering, or a related health science.Experience:A minimum of 10 years of progressive experience in Quality Systems, Compliance, and/or Quality leadership within a regulated industry.

Key ResponsibilitiesFacilitate review processes to guarantee that complaints align with regulatory standards as well as corporate policies and procedures.Collaborate with MMS complaint handling sites to maintain uniformity in complaint documentation and to implement solutions and process improvements whenever feasible.Ensure that appropriate corrective actions are initiated when necessary. Take ownership of or assist with internal audits and CAPA actions related to complaint documentation and/or adverse event reporting.Engage in the planning and execution of complaint record remediation as required.Work alongside other quality professionals to resolve complaint-related issues identified across the organization.Exemplify the principles of the BD WAY, which include our standards of behavior, leadership commitments, and the mindset we apply to our work.May coordinate activities with others and/or undertake additional related responsibilities as assigned regarding complaint management and adverse event reporting.Take accountability for personal outcomes and their impact on team performance.Share experiences and insights to enhance processes and procedures.Act as a technical authority in complaint management and adverse event reporting, providing mentorship or training to new associates as needed.Regularly report on assignment statuses to your supervisor and ensure the completion of tasks involving complaint record corrections and CAPA or audit actions.Adhere to U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, other applicable regulatory requirements, company policies, operational procedures, and assigned tasks.May undertake other duties related to complaint management and adverse event reporting as necessary.

Job Title: On-Call Office Services Specialist (Temporary) The On-Call Office Services Specialist plays a vital role in ensuring seamless office operations by providing flexible coverage to meet the needs of our clients. This position requires adaptability as you may be assigned to various locations within a 25-mile radius of San Diego, California. You will be responsible for delivering exceptional service, ensuring customer satisfaction, and maintaining our service level agreements. Your duties will include managing mail services, handling shipping and receiving, assisting with print and binding tasks, supporting facilities management, and providing concierge and reception services. You will also engage in data entry, document scanning, and inventory management. Training will be provided across our SPS sites to familiarize you with our operations. As a representative of SPS North America, you will uphold our company's professional image by delivering prompt, courteous, and efficient service to all clients and employees.

Capricor Therapeutics (NASDAQ: CAPR) is an innovative biotechnology firm dedicated to pioneering transformative therapies utilizing cell and exosome technology for rare diseases. Our flagship product, Deramiocel (CAP-1002), is in advanced stages of development aimed at treating Duchenne muscular dystrophy. We are also leveraging our proprietary StealthX™ exosome platform to explore new avenues in targeted delivery and vaccinology. Each of our programs underscores our commitment to advancing scientific boundaries and providing life-altering treatments to patients and their families in need.The Quality Control Associate specializing in Environmental Monitoring (EM) is crucial for ensuring optimal environmental conditions necessary for GMP manufacturing. This role involves conducting routine and specialized sampling, analyzing data trends, meticulously documenting results, and ensuring that controlled areas adhere to both regulatory and internal quality standards. As a member of the QC EM team, you will engage in hands-on monitoring of air quality, surfaces, personnel, and testing of water systems and utilities to uphold facility integrity. You will be responsible for maintaining precise, real-time documentation and aiding in investigations of any environmental deviations or anomalies. Collaborating closely with QC, QA, and Production teams, this position ensures that manufacturing and testing environments consistently uphold quality standards to support the production of high-caliber therapeutic products.

As an Operations Support Compliance Auditor reporting to the Director of Operations Support, you will play a pivotal role in evaluating, inspecting, and auditing compliance with operational tasks across store locations. This position requires daily visits to various stores to conduct regularly scheduled audits, establishing credibility and fostering strong relationships with Monro Field Teammates and Field Leadership. A positive and constructive attitude is crucial, as this role serves as a bridge between the Store Support Center and Field Management.Compensation: The salary range for this position is between $68,000 and $85,000, with additional compensation and incentives based on experience.Key Responsibilities:Conduct assigned Tire Cycle Counts (TCC), Oil Cycle Counts (OCC), Physical Inventories (PI), Lift Inspections, Safety Audits, and Building & Equipment Inspections.Provide training to Teammates on conducting TCCs, OCCs, PIs, and various inspections.Occasionally support Loss Prevention with investigations.Collaborate with the Director of Internal Audit and operational teams to develop remediation strategies.Propose recommendations for process improvements and efficiencies.Participate in POS Testing as needed.Assist with additional projects and perform other duties as assigned.Plan and prepare for Store Compliance visits up to 13 weeks in advance.Perform Lift Inspections as assigned.Conduct Asset (building and equipment), Safety, and Operational readiness audits during store visits.Communicate audit results effectively with Store & District leadership.Communication & Collaboration:Work closely with Field Leadership to ensure timely communication and execution of compliance initiatives.Foster strong partnerships within both the Store Support Center and field teams.

Kickstart your career in construction with Essel Environmental! We are actively seeking dedicated and dependable individuals to join our team of future builders.Position OverviewAs a Laborer, you will play a vital role in the construction of landfill gas collection systems and other environmental pollution control initiatives. You will be responsible for assisting project managers, superintendents, and senior technicians on-site.Your Contributions Will Include:Assisting project staff with hand excavations using shovels or picks.Supporting equipment operators during excavations and pipe installations by clearing earth and debris that heavy machinery cannot handle.Operating fusion equipment under supervision to assist in pipe fusion, ensuring the area is clear for the process.Driving dump trucks for the removal of waste from excavation sites and gas well drilling operations.Preparing areas for drilling by clearing debris and assisting in the installation of piping within drilled gas well holes.Installing metal stakes and retaining materials to secure piping on sloped surfaces.Entering excavations and confined spaces to install gas system piping and leachate systems.Conducting repairs on leachate and condensate lines as needed.Utilizing power saws and drills to connect and cut piping and wellheads.Maintaining LFG gas system liquid pumps and sumps.

Are you ready to enhance your career in a dynamic, inclusive, and supportive environment? Do you want to be part of a company that is dedicated to creating impactful change for its employees, clients, and the community? If you are passionate about fostering sustainable practices that benefit both society and the environment, we have the ideal opportunity for you!Join our Environment and Health division as a Principal Consultant and collaborate with our talented team to help bridge the gap towards a sustainable future.Your Role:We are on the lookout for a Principal Consultant in the San Diego area to bolster our local office's growth. Ideal candidates will possess a consulting background in site investigation and remediation, due diligence, compliance, or air quality management. As our new Principal, you will become an integral part of our team, addressing a wide spectrum of environmental challenges faced by our clients. Bring your expertise in Environmental Consulting and Business Development to the forefront as you work towards innovative and sustainable solutions. You will serve as a reliable advisor to clients, delivering technical and business insights while collaborating with our skilled professionals in areas like due diligence, site remediation for contaminated materials, real estate redevelopment, hazardous waste management, and compliance with environmental regulations. A strong emphasis will be placed on business development, ensuring a steady flow of projects that support the office's expansion. Typically, Principals are expected to generate enough business to sustain 2-3 full-time staff members and guide clients throughout the project lifecycle. Additionally, you will be responsible for managing projects effectively, ensuring timely, profitable, and high-quality delivery. We value your commitment to mentoring the next generation of leaders, empowering them to excel and build fulfilling careers.Your Responsibilities:Identify and pursue new business opportunities while fostering client relationships;Oversee project management, client interaction, team leadership, and regulatory agency engagement;Conduct critical reviews of project requirements, applicable environmental regulations, and communicate findings effectively;Deliver projects that may involve site visits, preparation, and review of deliverables;Act as a role model, ensuring the health, safety, and security of our team.Your Team:As a member of our Environment and Health team, you will collaborate with passionate individuals dedicated to solving client challenges and making a positive impact.