Updated 8/9/26

SAFESTATE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSULTANT I, UA SafeState

Works primarily in the SafeState OSHA Consultation area to provide independent, routine onsite consultation services with industrial hygiene-focused emphasis to businesses and industries throughout the state of Alabama. Performs consultations in accordance with OSHA guidelines and University of Alabama policy. Documents activities. Identifies OSHA hazards. Assists in developing controls. Works with SafeState Environmental Programs as needed to assist with inspections, assessments, and other environmental, health and safety surveys and related field work.

https://careers.ua.edu/jobs/safestate-environmental-health-and-safety-consultant-i-529456-tuscaloosa-alabama-united-states, posted 8/3/26 (until 9/3/26 at 10:55pm (CT))

RECYCLING & MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SECTION CHIEF (Wake County, NC), North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality

This position supervises the day-to-day operations of the Recycling and Materials Management Section (RMMS) to meet the goals and objectives in the Department, Division, and Section. Drawing on knowledge of solid waste reduction, recycling, and circular economy principles, the RMMS Section Chief manages a dynamic team of recycling and materials management specialists that work to grow NC’s material recovery infrastructure and provide recycled-content feedstock for manufacturing throughout the state and beyond.

RMMS Section Chief oversees the implementation of legislatively required and strategic activities in support of the growth of recycling infrastructure, waste reduction, and material recovery programs. Key program responsibilities of the Section include the administration of targeted grant programs, analysis of environmental and programmatic data, publication of guidance documents and reports, development of engagement and training events, and one-on-one technical assistance to clients. The Section Chief ensures the successful completion of projects, administration of programs, and delivery of service to clients. In addition, this position analyzes key programmatic metrics and data to inform strategic planning and leverages resources, policies, and other tools to expand statewide material recovery.

In collaboration with Division of Environmental Assistance and Customer Service (DEACS) management team, RMMS Section Chief builds and maintains cooperative relationships with NC DEQ regulatory divisions in support of recycling and sustainable materials management and the growth of North Carolina’s circular economy.

https://nc.wd108.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/NC_Careers/job/Wake-County-NC/Recycling-and-Materials-Management-Section-Chief_JR-120148, posted 7/27/26 (until 8/17/26 at 11:59pm (ET))

ASSISTANT MANAGER, BRING Recycling

The Assistant Manager provides day-to-day operational leadership for BRING’s retail store and receiving operations. This position is responsible for maintaining a safe, organized, customer-focused retail environment while supporting efficient donation processing and maximizing the value of incoming materials.

Working closely with the Retail Manager and the Director of Retail, the Assistant Manager supervises Associates, Leads, Community Service Workers, and Volunteers. The Assistant Manager models BRING’s mission and values, coaches staff, promotes accountability, and ensures consistent implementation of organizational policies, procedures, and safety standards.

https://bringrecycling.org/jobs, posted 7/22/26 (until 8/16/26)

DIRECTOR, TOXICS USE REDUCTION INSTITUTE, University of Massachusetts Lowell

The Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI), a renowned research, practice, and education institute located at UMass Lowell, is seeking a collaborative leader to serve as its next Director. In collaboration with businesses of all sizes, as well as government agencies, local communities and international organizations, TURI promotes toxics use reduction, pollution prevention, and safer chemistry. This is accomplished through education, training, policy advocacy, research, laboratory services, and provision of information and technical support for companies and communities. Additionally, TURI provides grants to industry, academic researchers, and community and governmental organizations. The Director will provide high-level strategic, organizational, and fiscal leadership for the Institute in collaboration with TURI’s dedicated professional staff and affiliated UMass Lowell faculty. This will protect and steward TURI’s mission and stellar accomplishments, elevate and expand its impact, and position the Institute for balanced growth through new, strategic collaborations.

Requires earned doctoral degree in environmental science or policy, environmental health, engineering, occupational health, business sustainability, or a related scientific or technical discipline.

https://explorejobs.uml.edu/en-us/job/529952/director-toxics-use-reduction-institute-turi, posted 6/12/26

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