Environmental 360, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, or any other basis protected under federal, state, or local laws.

Environmental 360, Inc. is an environmental consulting firm with locations throughout the southeastern US providing environmental and natural resource consulting services to clients across the United States in large industrial facilities. Team members of Environmental 360 possess some of the best values, character, and work ethic in our field. Team members are expected to be motivated and self-starters. We believe in delivering cost-effective, turnkey projects that provide peace of mind to our clients.

Environmental 360 is seeking to contract a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) knowledgeable in the current federal, state, and OSHA requirements to service our in-house safety program. The CSP will conduct safety training in our Murfreesboro, TN office to our team members on an at least annual basis and for newly hired team members as needed. The CSP will also manage the on-line safety requirements of ISNetworld and Cognibox, the OSHA 300 log, and the in-house job safety analysis (JSA) forms.

Persons interested in this position must have the following:
4-year degree in industrial hygiene, safety management, safety engineering, or related field.
Certified Safety Professional (CSP) or similar certification.
Effectively follow safety procedures of Environmental 360 and specific client sites.
3-5 years’ professional experience.
Experience in heavy industry environments.
Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel.

Qualified applicants can fill out the form at the bottom of this page.

Environmental 360, Inc. is an environmental consulting firm with locations throughout the southeastern US providing environmental, health and safety, and natural resource consulting services to clients across the United States. Team members of Environmental 360 possess some of the best values, character, and work ethic in our field. Team members are expected to be motivated and self-starters. We believe in delivering cost-effective, turnkey projects that provide peace of mind to our clients.

Environmental 360 is seeking a full-time CEMS/COMS Technician to be based in the southeastern area to service clients primarily in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest; however, since Environmental 360 provides an array of environmental consulting services to clients across the United States, this position could also be involved in projects in other geographical areas. The primary role of the CEMS/COMS Technician is to perform monthly, quarterly, and annual preventative maintenance and compliance certifications in large industrial and manufacturing facilities and to complete necessary reporting for that maintenance. This position is also expected to lead and assist on CEMS/COMS Integration projects for our clients as well as occasional emergency service work. The CEMS/COMS Technician will also be the primary communicator with the client in those facilities; therefore, he or she must possess professional communication skills and customer service. This position is also expected to assist with business development and marketing of all Environmental 360 services. Overnight and day travel is required depending on clients’ schedules. In addition to the field work, there will also be administrative duties required with project field notes, monthly/quarterly/annual reports, compliance plans, expense reports, and time sheets.

Persons interested in this position must possess or be able to perform the following:
Post-secondary education in electrical engineering technician, electronics technician, electrical
technician, HVAC technician, or related degree or experience
Electrical experience
Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel
Ability to adhere to the admission requirements of specific client sites
Effectively follow safety procedures of Environmental 360 and specific client sites
Ability to work in hot, humid, and potentially hazardous environments
Drive to and from industrial sites throughout the Southeast
Climb ladder or steps, on occasion, up to 200 feet
Walk long distances to complete inspections

Qualified applicants can fill out the form at the bottom of this page.