CWI Works is recruiting for a Partner Account Specialist position in the Senior Environmental Employment (SEE) Program (55 or older) to work at the National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory operated by the Environmental Protection Agency based in Ann Arbor Michigan.
Role and Responsibilities:
The Center is looking for smart, motivated professionals to join this innovative federal partnership to help businesses assess and improve supply chain energy efficiency and cut fuel costs and harmful emissions. As a valued SmartWay Partner Account Specialist, you will work directly with our partners--shippers (companies that possess freight they need to move), major logistics companies, trucking firms, and other freight carriers, to help them to:
Complete their annual partner data submissions, including reviewing their data for accuracy (while maintaining sensitive business information properly);Understand SmartWay outputs and reports based on the information they provide;Benchmark and track their freight transportation operational efficiency; andExplore strategies to improve efficiency.In the course of this work, daily Partner Account Specialist duties may include:
conducting conversations with program partner representatives (often responding to requests concerning technical information about SmartWay and improving energy efficiency);data entry and analysis, reviewing and evaluating performance data for accuracy;training newer SEE staff joining the Partner Account Specialist team;collaborating with other team members concerning partner opportunities for awards;presenting program structure, goals, and strategies, as well as data trends and partner achievements in reducing their environmental footprint, in various formats (e.g., phone calls, emails, meetings, conference calls, webinars, etc.);proposing strategies for improving program effectiveness;recommending ways to improve partner experience and ease of use;assessing and troubleshooting issues with our materials that may arise;and other factors that affect the success of the program.Qualifications and Education Requirements:
Successful candidates must meet the following criteria of being 55 years of age or older; a US Citizen; be able to pass a Federal Background check.
Education: possess a bachelor’s degree, ideally in technical, engineering, business, or related field or several years of on-the-job training and experience; or a combination of the two.
Experience:
Necessary - solid working familiarity with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Outlook, and experience in professional communications.
Desirable - working familiarity with data entry/review and other database-related functions; experience working in freight movement/operations (e.g., transportation supply chains, trucking operations, transportation logistics)
Other relevant background may include - data quality assurance, customer relations
Preference would be given to top candidates with expertise in one or more areas:
freight transportation (truck, rail, barge, air, ocean vessel, multimodal);advanced Excel,database programming,corporate carbon/sustainability accounting and reporting,data analysis/statistics,environmental regulation,vehicle technology, andmarketing.Hours & Compensation:
Full‐time position working 40 hours per week. Hourly pay is $19.21 ($39,957 annually), plus benefits including employer-paid health insurance and generous vacation/sick/holiday leave.
Read LessCWI Works is recruiting a Safety Office Technician to work in the Senior Environmental Employment (SEE) Program for individuals 55 years of age or older at the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory (NVFEL) in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Role and Responsibilities
The Safety Office Technician supports the NVFEL Safety Office by maintaining accurate records, managing inventories, and conducting routine inspections and reviews that help keep the campus safe and compliant.
Maintain accurate chemical inventories in Vertere (or a similar system), update locations and quantities, reconcile inventory records with laboratories and shops, and organize and maintain Safety Data Sheet (SDS) records.Inspect hazardous waste satellite and central accumulation areas, as well as spill response kits and supplies. Conduct routine inspections using established checklists, document findings, and follow up on corrective actions as needed.Perform routine function checks, battery and status checks, and cleanliness and condition reviews of safety equipment.Track due dates and coordinate calibration and maintenance of industrial hygiene monitoring equipment. Maintain service logs and assist with scheduling vendors and preparing shipments.Assist with moving properly prepared waste to the Central Accumulation Area. Stage and label containers according to established procedures, maintain waste logs, assist with scheduling waste pickups with DLD (or a similar transporter), ensure waste profiles and documentation are current, and coordinate site access on pickup days.Collect, sort, and stage batteries for recycling and maintain pickup schedules and associated records.Assist with periodic reviews and updates of Safety, Health, and Environmental Management (SHEM) procedures, programs, and plans.Enter data; update spreadsheets, dashboards, and websites; file and archive documents; assist with ordering supplies; coordinate meetings; and support audits and compliance reviews.Qualifications and Education Requirements
Successful candidates must:
Be 55 years of age or older.Be a United States citizen.Be able to pass a federal background investigation.Possess a bachelor's degree.Have experience in office, facilities, laboratory, environmental, or safety support activities.Be proficient in Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.Demonstrate strong organizational skills and attention to detail.Hours and Compensation
This is a full-time position working 40 hours per week at $39,956.80 annually ($19.21 per hour).
Benefits include:
Employer-paid health insuranceGenerous vacation leaveSick leavePaid holidays