
Job Overview
Benefits
Health Insurance
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Paid Time Off
competitive salary
Retirement Plan
Alternate work schedules
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Job Description
Chevron Phillips Chemical is a renowned global chemical manufacturing company headquartered in the United States, with a significant presence in Baytown, Texas. The company specializes in producing plastics and chemicals that are integral components in over 70,000 consumer and industrial products, ranging from medical supplies and electronics to food packaging and cosmetics. Despite its extensive global reach and a workforce of around 5,000 employees, Chevron Phillips Chemical prides itself on maintaining a close-knit, collegial atmosphere that fosters a strong sense of community and belonging among its staff. The company culture emphasizes valuing diverse voices, encouraging professional development, and supporting work-life balance, making it an attractive employer for those looking to thrive both personally and professionally. It is committed to being a premier chemical company and continues to invest in its people and processes to achieve this vision.
The Environmental Engineer - Air position at Chevron Phillips Chemical is a key role located within the Cedar Bayou Environmental Team in Baytown, TX. This role is focused primarily on managing environmental air quality regulations and permits related to the company’s industrial operations, including maintaining compliance with these regulatory requirements to support safe, legal, and efficient production activities. The Environmental Engineer plays a vital role in developing methods and assembling data for environmental compliance reports, including the semiannual deviation report and continuous performance tracking aimed at improving environmental outcomes.
This position requires a proactive professional who will conduct environmental audits, evaluate regulatory compliance gaps, and represent the company during agency inspections and negotiations. The Environmental Engineer collaborates closely with various teams across operations, maintenance, and other departments to provide training and guidance on environmental best practices and compliance needs. Additionally, the incumbent will manage regulatory databases, handle permit amendments, renewals, and permit-by-rule submittals, and ensure that legal documents such as agreed orders are properly adhered to.
The role is ideal for individuals with a bachelor's degree in engineering or environmental studies and at least three years of relevant environmental experience. Candidates with knowledge of plastics and ethylene manufacturing processes and experience using tools like StackVision or other specialty applications will find this position especially suited to their skills. Chevron Phillips Chemical offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, with the possibility of alternate work schedules at many locations. The company encourages applications from diverse backgrounds and is committed to equal opportunity employment.
Employment type emphasizes a full-time role with travel expectations of up to 10%, and relocation eligibility is available for the right candidate. The position is located near Houston, Texas, and the closing date for applications is July 22, 2026. Chevron Phillips Chemical is committed to providing accommodations for applicants who require assistance during the application process. Candidates interested in this rewarding environmental engineering opportunity should consider applying promptly to join a company known for its innovative culture and commitment to sustainability and regulatory excellence.
The Environmental Engineer - Air position at Chevron Phillips Chemical is a key role located within the Cedar Bayou Environmental Team in Baytown, TX. This role is focused primarily on managing environmental air quality regulations and permits related to the company’s industrial operations, including maintaining compliance with these regulatory requirements to support safe, legal, and efficient production activities. The Environmental Engineer plays a vital role in developing methods and assembling data for environmental compliance reports, including the semiannual deviation report and continuous performance tracking aimed at improving environmental outcomes.
This position requires a proactive professional who will conduct environmental audits, evaluate regulatory compliance gaps, and represent the company during agency inspections and negotiations. The Environmental Engineer collaborates closely with various teams across operations, maintenance, and other departments to provide training and guidance on environmental best practices and compliance needs. Additionally, the incumbent will manage regulatory databases, handle permit amendments, renewals, and permit-by-rule submittals, and ensure that legal documents such as agreed orders are properly adhered to.
The role is ideal for individuals with a bachelor's degree in engineering or environmental studies and at least three years of relevant environmental experience. Candidates with knowledge of plastics and ethylene manufacturing processes and experience using tools like StackVision or other specialty applications will find this position especially suited to their skills. Chevron Phillips Chemical offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, with the possibility of alternate work schedules at many locations. The company encourages applications from diverse backgrounds and is committed to equal opportunity employment.
Employment type emphasizes a full-time role with travel expectations of up to 10%, and relocation eligibility is available for the right candidate. The position is located near Houston, Texas, and the closing date for applications is July 22, 2026. Chevron Phillips Chemical is committed to providing accommodations for applicants who require assistance during the application process. Candidates interested in this rewarding environmental engineering opportunity should consider applying promptly to join a company known for its innovative culture and commitment to sustainability and regulatory excellence.
Job Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in engineering or related environmental studies
- Minimum of 3 years of relevant environmental experience
- Strong communication skills for technical environmental regulations
- Familiarity with state and federal environmental regulations
- Ability to work collaboratively across departments
- Knowledge of plastics and ethylene manufacturing preferred
- Experience with environmental compliance software such as StackVision
- Willingness to travel up to 10%
- Eligible for relocation
- Commitment to compliance and safety protocols
Job Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in engineering or environmental studies
- 3+ years of environmental experience
- Proficient in communicating the technical aspects of complex environmental laws and regulations
- Experience with state and federal environmental regulations
- Knowledge of plastics and ethylene manufacturing processes and regulatory requirements
- Experience with StackVision and/or specialty applications
Job Duties
- Manages regulations and permits related to company operations
- Develops and implements strategies to maintain environmental compliance
- Develops methods and assembles data for environmental compliance reports and performance tracking
- Evaluates gaps and helps deploy environmental compliance solutions
- Provides environmental training to operations, maintenance, and other departments
- Maintains environmental compliance database
- Ensures compliance with agreed orders and other legal documents
- Conducts environmental audits to evaluate compliance with permits and regulations
- Maintains a solid relationship with federal, state, and local regulators
- Represents the company to regulators, the public, and trade organizations
- Represents the company during agency inspections and negotiations
- Serves as an internal consultant on environmental projects and solutions
- Evaluates Management of Change (MOC) to ensure environmental compliance and attends MOC evaluation meetings
- Participates in the Job Safety Analysis (JSA) process as an environmental representative
Job Criteria
Experience
Mid Level (3-7 years)
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