Skill
Environmental Regulations
Legal and Compliance
Environmental regulations are laws and rules issued by governments and agencies (such as the U.S. EPA or the EU) that govern air and water quality, waste disposal, chemical use, and land management to protect human health and ecosystems. Professionals in industries like manufacturing, energy, and construction must understand and comply with statutes such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and RCRA. Expertise in this area involves permitting, reporting, and audits to avoid fines and environmental harm.
Open roles requiring Environmental Regulations (2)
Marine Inspector (District Training)
U.S. Coast Guard
Full-time · Cleveland, OH · $111,138 – $144,481
This Coast Guard civilian role trains and certifies Marine Inspectors while executing complex vessel inspections and developing maritime safety strategies for the Great Lakes region. The position combines technical expertise in maritime regulations with program management and instructor responsibilities across multiple inspection units.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Director, Senior Legal Counsel - Mobile Commercial Contracts
Samsung Semiconductor
Full-time · Plano, TX
A lawyer would lead mobile contract negotiations and regulatory compliance for Samsung's U.S. mobile business, working across sales, marketing, and product teams. This role demands deep experience in consumer sales and telecommunications law, combined with the ability to guide executives through complex commercial risk.
Listed on Samsung Semiconductor’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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