{"schemaVersion":"jobsearcher.job.v1","id":"8bf1e5817a74c44e4c72ba8f","url":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/8bf1e5817a74c44e4c72ba8f","canonicalUrl":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/8bf1e5817a74c44e4c72ba8f","title":"Solid Waste Manager","description":"Position Summary\nThe Hazardous Waste/Industrial Waste Manager is responsible for managing, overseeing, and ensuring regulatory compliance for all hazardous and industrial waste operations. Operating as a Large Quantity Generator (LQG), this role requires a strong working knowledge of EPA/RCRA regulations, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requirements, and day-to-day, plant-level compliance.\nKey Responsibilities\nManage hazardous waste, Texas industrial waste, universal waste, used oil, and other regulated waste streams from generation through final disposal.\nPerform waste determinations using SDSs, process knowledge, analytical data, and facility information.\nAssign accurate EPA hazard codes, Texas waste codes, and proper disposal classifications.\nPrepare and maintain waste profiles for all regulated streams.\nObtain competitive transportation and disposal quotes; schedule approved waste shipments with transporters and disposal facilities.\nPrepare, review, and maintain required shipping documents, including labels, manifests, and Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs).\nEnsure complete and accurate final disposal documentation is received and properly filed.\nConduct required inspections of central accumulation areas and satellite accumulation areas; verify containers are properly labeled, dated, closed, and compatible.\nMaintain all LQG hazardous waste records, including waste determinations, profiles, manifests, LDRs, inspection logs, and disposal documentation.\nSupport LQG compliance requirements, including accumulation time limits, emergency preparedness, contingency plan updates, emergency Manager designation, emergency equipment, and coordination with local responders.\nAssist with TCEQ reporting, STEERS submissions, Annual Waste Summary reports, and internal compliance audits.\nWork directly with production, maintenance, lab, warehouse, vendors, transporters, and disposal facilities to ensure waste is handled properly.\nPerform other duties as assigned to support team and company objectives.\nRequired Qualifications\n3+ years of experience managing hazardous waste at a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) facility.\n3+ years of experience managing Texas industrial waste regulations.\nCurrent or recent EPA/RCRA hazardous waste management training.\nCurrent or recent DOT Hazmat training.\nPreferred Qualifications\nExperience in chemical manufacturing or heavy industrial environments.\nExperience with EPA e-Manifest, TCEQ STEERS, Annual Waste Summary reporting, universal waste, used oil, lab packs, roll-offs, or tanker waste shipments.\nPhysical Requirements, Work Environment & Travel\nFrequent standing, walking, bending, stooping, climbing, and reaching while inspecting manufacturing, storage, and waste management areas.\nRoutinely bends, stoops, kneels, climbs stairs and ladders, and reaches in order to inspect, label, date, seal, and reposition waste containers.\nAbility to lift and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds and utilize mechanical equipment for heavier loads.\nRequires sufficient vision, hearing, and manual dexterity to safely inspect, handle, and manage hazardous and industrial waste materials.\nWork is performed in a chemical manufacturing environment with exposure to chemicals, hazardous waste, noise, dust, odors, moving equipment, and varying indoor and outdoor weather conditions.\nMust be able to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), including respiratory protection when required.\nOccasional travel to a nearby facility (located approximately 39 miles away) may be required to support hazardous and industrial waste management activities. Travel is typically expected once every one to two weeks and may include regulatory compliance support, waste management oversight, training, vendor coordination, audits, and other environmental compliance activities.\nPosition Summary\nThe Hazardous Waste/Industrial Waste Manager is responsible for managing, overseeing, and ensuring regulatory compliance for all hazardous and industrial waste operations. Operating as a Large Quantity Generator (LQG), this role requires a strong working knowledge of EPA/RCRA regulations, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requirements, and day-to-day, plant-level compliance.\nKey Responsibilities\nManage hazardous waste, Texas industrial waste, universal waste, used oil, and other regulated waste streams from generation through final disposal.\nPerform waste determinations using SDSs, process knowledge, analytical data, and facility information.\nAssign accurate EPA hazard codes, Texas waste codes, and proper disposal classifications.\nPrepare and maintain waste profiles for all regulated streams.\nObtain competitive transportation and disposal quotes; schedule approved waste shipments with transporters and disposal facilities.\nPrepare, review, and maintain required shipping documents, including labels, manifests, and Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs).\nEnsure complete and accurate final disposal documentation is received and properly filed.\nConduct required inspections of central accumulation areas and satellite accumulation areas; verify containers are properly labeled, dated, closed, and compatible.\nMaintain all LQG hazardous waste records, including waste determinations, profiles, manifests, LDRs, inspection logs, and disposal documentation.\nSupport LQG compliance requirements, including accumulation time limits, emergency preparedness, contingency plan updates, emergency Manager designation, emergency equipment, and coordination with local responders.\nAssist with TCEQ reporting, STEERS submissions, Annual Waste Summary reports, and internal compliance audits.\nWork directly with production, maintenance, lab, warehouse, vendors, transporters, and disposal facilities to ensure waste is handled properly.\nPerform other duties as assigned to support team and company objectives.\nRequired Qualifications\n3+ years of experience managing hazardous waste at a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) facility.\n3+ years of experience managing Texas industrial waste regulations.\nCurrent or recent EPA/RCRA hazardous waste management training.\nCurrent or recent DOT Hazmat training.\nPreferred Qualifications\nExperience in chemical manufacturing or heavy industrial environments.\nExperience with EPA e-Manifest, TCEQ STEERS, Annual Waste Summary reporting, universal waste, used oil, lab packs, roll-offs, or tanker waste shipments.\nPhysical Requirements, Work Environment & Travel\nFrequent standing, walking, bending, stooping, climbing, and reaching while inspecting manufacturing, storage, and waste management areas.\nRoutinely bends, stoops, kneels, climbs stairs and ladders, and reaches in order to inspect, label, date, seal, and reposition waste containers.\nAbility to lift and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds and utilize mechanical equipment for heavier loads.\nRequires sufficient vision, hearing, and manual dexterity to safely inspect, handle, and manage hazardous and industrial waste materials.\nWork is performed in a chemical manufacturing environment with exposure to chemicals, hazardous waste, noise, dust, odors, moving equipment, and varying indoor and outdoor weather conditions.\nMust be able to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), including respiratory protection when required.\nOccasional travel to a nearby facility (located approximately 39 miles away) may be required to support hazardous and industrial waste management activities. Travel is typically expected once every one to two weeks and may include regulatory compliance support, waste management oversight, training, vendor coordination, audits, and other environmental compliance activities.","company":"Seatex Group","rawCompany":"seatex group","city":"Rosenberg","state":"TX","isRemote":false,"isActive":false,"createdAt":"2026-07-09T03:21:54.297Z","occupations":[{"code":"19-5011.00","title":"Occupational Health and Safety Specialists","slug":"occupational-health-and-safety-specialists"},{"code":"11-9199.01","title":"Regulatory Affairs Managers","slug":"regulatory-affairs-managers"},{"code":"13-1041.01","title":"Environmental Compliance Inspectors","slug":"environmental-compliance-inspectors"}],"industries":[{"code":"562211","title":"Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal","slug":"hazardous-waste-treatment-and-disposal"},{"code":"562112","title":"Hazardous Waste Collection","slug":"hazardous-waste-collection"},{"code":"562219","title":"Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal","slug":"other-nonhazardous-waste-treatment-and-disposal"}],"jobPosting":{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"JobPosting","title":"Solid Waste Manager","description":"Position Summary\nThe Hazardous Waste/Industrial Waste Manager is responsible for managing, overseeing, and ensuring regulatory compliance for all hazardous and industrial waste operations. Operating as a Large Quantity Generator (LQG), this role requires a strong working knowledge of EPA/RCRA regulations, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requirements, and day-to-day, plant-level compliance.\nKey Responsibilities\nManage hazardous waste, Texas industrial waste, universal waste, used oil, and other regulated waste streams from generation through final disposal.\nPerform waste determinations using SDSs, process knowledge, analytical data, and facility information.\nAssign accurate EPA hazard codes, Texas waste codes, and proper disposal classifications.\nPrepare and maintain waste profiles for all regulated streams.\nObtain competitive transportation and disposal quotes; schedule approved waste shipments with transporters and disposal facilities.\nPrepare, review, and maintain required shipping documents, including labels, manifests, and Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs).\nEnsure complete and accurate final disposal documentation is received and properly filed.\nConduct required inspections of central accumulation areas and satellite accumulation areas; verify containers are properly labeled, dated, closed, and compatible.\nMaintain all LQG hazardous waste records, including waste determinations, profiles, manifests, LDRs, inspection logs, and disposal documentation.\nSupport LQG compliance requirements, including accumulation time limits, emergency preparedness, contingency plan updates, emergency Manager designation, emergency equipment, and coordination with local responders.\nAssist with TCEQ reporting, STEERS submissions, Annual Waste Summary reports, and internal compliance audits.\nWork directly with production, maintenance, lab, warehouse, vendors, transporters, and disposal facilities to ensure waste is handled properly.\nPerform other duties as assigned to support team and company objectives.\nRequired Qualifications\n3+ years of experience managing hazardous waste at a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) facility.\n3+ years of experience managing Texas industrial waste regulations.\nCurrent or recent EPA/RCRA hazardous waste management training.\nCurrent or recent DOT Hazmat training.\nPreferred Qualifications\nExperience in chemical manufacturing or heavy industrial environments.\nExperience with EPA e-Manifest, TCEQ STEERS, Annual Waste Summary reporting, universal waste, used oil, lab packs, roll-offs, or tanker waste shipments.\nPhysical Requirements, Work Environment & Travel\nFrequent standing, walking, bending, stooping, climbing, and reaching while inspecting manufacturing, storage, and waste management areas.\nRoutinely bends, stoops, kneels, climbs stairs and ladders, and reaches in order to inspect, label, date, seal, and reposition waste containers.\nAbility to lift and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds and utilize mechanical equipment for heavier loads.\nRequires sufficient vision, hearing, and manual dexterity to safely inspect, handle, and manage hazardous and industrial waste materials.\nWork is performed in a chemical manufacturing environment with exposure to chemicals, hazardous waste, noise, dust, odors, moving equipment, and varying indoor and outdoor weather conditions.\nMust be able to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), including respiratory protection when required.\nOccasional travel to a nearby facility (located approximately 39 miles away) may be required to support hazardous and industrial waste management activities. Travel is typically expected once every one to two weeks and may include regulatory compliance support, waste management oversight, training, vendor coordination, audits, and other environmental compliance activities.\nPosition Summary\nThe Hazardous Waste/Industrial Waste Manager is responsible for managing, overseeing, and ensuring regulatory compliance for all hazardous and industrial waste operations. Operating as a Large Quantity Generator (LQG), this role requires a strong working knowledge of EPA/RCRA regulations, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requirements, and day-to-day, plant-level compliance.\nKey Responsibilities\nManage hazardous waste, Texas industrial waste, universal waste, used oil, and other regulated waste streams from generation through final disposal.\nPerform waste determinations using SDSs, process knowledge, analytical data, and facility information.\nAssign accurate EPA hazard codes, Texas waste codes, and proper disposal classifications.\nPrepare and maintain waste profiles for all regulated streams.\nObtain competitive transportation and disposal quotes; schedule approved waste shipments with transporters and disposal facilities.\nPrepare, review, and maintain required shipping documents, including labels, manifests, and Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs).\nEnsure complete and accurate final disposal documentation is received and properly filed.\nConduct required inspections of central accumulation areas and satellite accumulation areas; verify containers are properly labeled, dated, closed, and compatible.\nMaintain all LQG hazardous waste records, including waste determinations, profiles, manifests, LDRs, inspection logs, and disposal documentation.\nSupport LQG compliance requirements, including accumulation time limits, emergency preparedness, contingency plan updates, emergency Manager designation, emergency equipment, and coordination with local responders.\nAssist with TCEQ reporting, STEERS submissions, Annual Waste Summary reports, and internal compliance audits.\nWork directly with production, maintenance, lab, warehouse, vendors, transporters, and disposal facilities to ensure waste is handled properly.\nPerform other duties as assigned to support team and company objectives.\nRequired Qualifications\n3+ years of experience managing hazardous waste at a Large Quantity Generator (LQG) facility.\n3+ years of experience managing Texas industrial waste regulations.\nCurrent or recent EPA/RCRA hazardous waste management training.\nCurrent or recent DOT Hazmat training.\nPreferred Qualifications\nExperience in chemical manufacturing or heavy industrial environments.\nExperience with EPA e-Manifest, TCEQ STEERS, Annual Waste Summary reporting, universal waste, used oil, lab packs, roll-offs, or tanker waste shipments.\nPhysical Requirements, Work Environment & Travel\nFrequent standing, walking, bending, stooping, climbing, and reaching while inspecting manufacturing, storage, and waste management areas.\nRoutinely bends, stoops, kneels, climbs stairs and ladders, and reaches in order to inspect, label, date, seal, and reposition waste containers.\nAbility to lift and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds and utilize mechanical equipment for heavier loads.\nRequires sufficient vision, hearing, and manual dexterity to safely inspect, handle, and manage hazardous and industrial waste materials.\nWork is performed in a chemical manufacturing environment with exposure to chemicals, hazardous waste, noise, dust, odors, moving equipment, and varying indoor and outdoor weather conditions.\nMust be able to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), including respiratory protection when required.\nOccasional travel to a nearby facility (located approximately 39 miles away) may be required to support hazardous and industrial waste management activities. Travel is typically expected once every one to two weeks and may include regulatory compliance support, waste management oversight, training, vendor coordination, audits, and other environmental compliance activities.","datePosted":"2026-07-09T03:21:54.297Z","dateModified":"2026-07-09T03:21:54.297Z","hiringOrganization":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Seatex Group","sameAs":"https://jobsearcher.com"},"jobLocation":{"@type":"Place","address":{"@type":"PostalAddress","addressLocality":"Rosenberg","addressRegion":"TX","addressCountry":"US"}},"identifier":{"@type":"PropertyValue","name":"JobSearcher","value":"8bf1e5817a74c44e4c72ba8f"},"url":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/8bf1e5817a74c44e4c72ba8f"}}