Full-Time
Senior Environmental Compliance Specialist
EnSafe
201-500 employees
Multidisciplinary engineering, environmental, IT services
No salary listed
Dallas, TX, USA
In Person
Relocation assistance available; must be based in Dallas, TX; periodic overnight travel to client sites nationwide.
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- Bachelor of Science in engineering, environmental science, or related field.
- 10+ years of relevant Environmental Compliance experience with consulting experience.
- Seasoned technical writer; able to produce technically complete permit applications, contingency plans, compliance audit reports, annual compliance reports, and technical responses to regulatory agencies based on technical data and engineering analyses.
- Strong consulting, relationship-building, and critical thinking skills are required.
- Project management experience, including developing scopes of work, cost proposals, and schedules, and managing multiple project teams simultaneously.
- Apply local, state, and federal environmental regulations to deliver defensible compliance solutions for commercial, industrial, municipal, and state government clients while supporting client development and market growth.
- Independently develop, prepare, and submit environmental compliance documents such as Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasure Plans, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans, annual EPCRA Tier II and TRI reports, Annual Waste Summaries, Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permit Applications, and Semi-Annual Compliance reports in accordance with local, state, and federal requirements, serving as the technical owner and primary author of deliverables.
- Perform hands-on environmental compliance audits for EnSafe clients that identify regulatory non-conformances and associated corrective actions.
- Serve as the technical lead to ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented to address non-conformities at client sites.
- Develop and implement multimedia environmental compliance programs across wastewater, stormwater, hazardous waste, and EPCRA (Tier II, Form R/TRI 312 and 313 reporting).
- Provide project management for environmental compliance and permitting engagements, including proposal development, technical execution, project coordination, and project billing.
- Support and help lead the environmental compliance service line in Texas, including mentoring and supervising junior compliance staff with an emphasis on technical consulting development.
- Periodic overnight travel to client locations in Texas as well as throughout the U.S. to support consulting engagements and compliance activities.
- After successful integration into EnSafe and project management, move into client management and development.
- A Professional Engineering license, Certified Hazardous Materials Manager, or other environmental certifications are preferred.
EnSafe provides multidisciplinary engineering, environmental, health and safety, and information technology services across the United States. The company works with urban developers and government agencies to support urban revitalization and brownfields projects, delivering comprehensive work plans and reports, and using tools and strategies designed to meet client needs. Its offerings are implemented through contracts and partnerships that include subcontracting and prime contracting, with a strong focus on supplier diversity and supporting academic communities. EnSafe differentiates itself by combining cross-disciplinary expertise with a commitment to community engagement, educational initiatives in science and engineering, and strategic relationships with small businesses to drive urban development. The company’s goal is to advance urban renewal and brownfield remediation through collaborative projects, public–private partnerships, and active community involvement.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$100K
Headquarters
Memphis, Tennessee
Founded
1980
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 Buxton FUDS sampling with Nicklaus Engineering showcases active USACE work.
- 2026 hiring momentum, including Tampa and Madison offices, signals demand and geographic expansion.
- June 2026 Porewater deal broadens PFAS capability exactly where clients spend now.
What critics are saying
- Federal contracting concentration ties revenue to USACE and NAVFAC procurement cycles.
- PFAS regulation swings can freeze budgets, delay awards, and commoditize consulting work.
- Integration of Porewater and 564 employees risks culture drift and client-service dilution.
What makes EnSafe unique
- June 1, 2026 Porewater acquisition adds PFAS modeling, visualization, and litigation support.
- EnSafe pairs environmental consulting with in-house technology tools like Visual PFAS.
- Its federal remediation niche spans USACE, NAVFAC, and Navy Clean programs.
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↑ 1%Buxton FUDS sampling to begin in October following excavation work. August 18, 2026 The Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) for the Buxton Naval Facility Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) property held its latest quarterly public meeting on Thursday, August 13, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Cape Hatteras Anglers Club in Buxton. Though the meeting was short, some changes have been made to future RAB projects. First, the RAB agreed to move from a fixed quarterly schedule to a bi-annual cadence, targeting January and July. This is not concrete, though, as they will guard the ability to call additional meetings if substantive new information arises (e.g., significant sampling results or any pertinent future decisions). What's more, Alyson Flynn with the North Carolina Coastal Federation is stepping down as a RAB member, nominating in her stead Dr. Lela Schlenker, who currently works at the NC Coastal Federation as a coastal advocate. Pending review from the RAB, her membership would maintain the same 13-member size. The meeting comes as the sampling phase is set to begin in October of this year. Excavation work completed by Bay West and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to remove petroleum-impacted soil was completed on April 11. The project included the following: * Over 17,000 cubic yards of impacted soil excavated and removed * Over 3.25 acres excavated to a minimum depth of 10 feet below ground surface * Over 315,000 gallons of impacted water removed * Over 275 feet of asbestos pipe removed * Over 5,000,000 pounds of concrete removed * Over 2,800,000 pounds of infrastructure debris removed (such as: abandoned utilities, fencing, asphalt, etc.) As the summer season winds down, the field sampling phase starts up in October and will last through November. Sampling efforts will be conducted by the joint venture of Nicklaus Engineering and EnSafe Engineering to investigate the site for any residual petroleum contamination that may have been left behind. This new phase of work includes two mobilization efforts, as presented by David Clexton, Principal for Nicklaus Engineering, in the last quarter's meeting: Complete High Resolution Site Characterization (HRSC) at the 110 location along the site map via: * Direct Push Technology (DPT) to drill for sand and groundwater sampling * Optical Image Profiler and Hydraulic Profiling Tools (OIHPT) to detect petroleum product in soil, as well as soil permeability, type, and lithology. * Membrane Interface and Hydraulic Profiling Tool (MIHPT): detects volatile and semi-volatile petroleum hydrocarbons (SVOCs) in subsurface. Collect deep groundwater samples at locations where exceedances are observed during the first mobilization. * This includes vertical groundwater delineation * Going up to 33 feet deeper, if circumstances prevail Again, the sampling is neither inherently constrained to the existing map - if the situation dictates, and evidenced contamination leads beyond the scope of the site, they are allowed to sample further. The sampling is also not restricted to petroleum, but other potentially harmful substances such as PFAS and PCB, though not across the entire grid. It must be noted that, however, the primary scope of this entire project is to mitigate petroleum and no other sources of contamination. If more exceeding contamination is found, there are a multitude of remediation options. Most importantly, if any exceedances are found and prompt a return to the field before the full report, the RAB will receive documentation in monthly/weekly updates, explaining why additional sampling is occurring. These findings will also be documented in the Corrective Action Plan to address any further work that may be required, but that would not be funded until the end of 2028's fiscal year. The parties stated that by June of next year they will have a first draft of a report highlighting all funds it's during this phase, but with the caveat that interim updates may be provided as soon as December or January, if there is sufficient - and, as USACE reiterated, validated - data available. In addition, USACE has provided physical copies of all pertinent documents related to the work done at the FUDS site for public accessibility at the Fessenden Center in Buxton. Background The Buxton Naval Facility was originally constructed and operated by the U.S. Navy during the Cold War as a submarine monitoring station, before later use by the U.S. Coast Guard and eventual transfer back to the National Park Service as part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Environmental investigations conducted decades after the site's closure identified contamination tied to historic military operations, including petroleum products associated with fuel storage and power generation. Cleanup efforts are being carried out under the federal FUDS program, which is administered by USACE. The next RAB meeting will take place on January 21, 2027, unless otherwise scheduled.
EnSafe acquires Porewater Solutions, enhancing PFAS modeling, visualization, remediation, and environmental technology services for clients worldwide.
EnSafe hires national Commercial Business development/pfas Market Lead. EnSafe, a global provider of environmental, engineering, health and safety, and technology services, is pleased to announce the addition of Dan Longbrake as Commercial Business Development Director and National PFAS Market Lead. Dan will play a key role in advancing EnSafe's commercial growth strategy and strengthening its position as a leader in PFAS solutions. Over his career, Dan has developed and executed go-to-market strategies for environmental solutions, most recently PFAS remedial technologies. He has a proven track record of driving business growth through building strategic partnerships and delivering innovative solutions. Dan has also led large-scale programs and has a strong background in managing client relationships, mentoring teams, and identifying new market opportunities. His leadership will help drive EnSafe's continued growth in the rapidly evolving PFAS landscape. Dan shared his enthusiasm about joining EnSafe, stating: "I am thrilled to join an organization like EnSafe to lead and help accelerate growth in our commercial markets and national PFAS practice. I look forward to collaborating with our outstanding professionals, our partners, and clients to bring innovative and creative solutions that enhance resiliency and mitigate risk." "We are thrilled to have Dan join our team, leading commercial business development and PFAS services nationwide. His background in cutting-edge PFAS remedial technologies and their applicability will be invaluable as the regulatory landscape unfolds," stated Ginny Davis, Vice President, Business Development at EnSafe. With Dan's addition, EnSafe is well-positioned to continue expanding its PFAS services and delivering innovative, client-focused solutions nationwide. Founded in 1980, Memphis-based EnSafe now has over 460 employees in 20 offices throughout the U.S., from New Hampshire to California. If you would like more information about this announcement, please contact Dan Longbrake at [email protected] or Ginny Davis at [email protected].
EnSafe announces Brad Reddick, PG, as Business Lead in Bowling Green. EnSafe is excited to announce that Brad Reddick, PG, has been named Business Lead of its Bowling Green office. Brad earned a Bachelor of Science in Geology from Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. He joined EnSafe's Bowling Green office in 2015, where he manages a diverse portfolio of projects, including due diligence, environmental assessments, remediation, Navy Clean work, and compliance. During his time with EnSafe, Brad has played a key role in strengthening client partnerships and supporting successful project delivery. In his role as Business Lead, he will focus on driving growth in the Bowling Green area, mentoring staff, and ensuring continued high-quality service for its clients. Ric Federico, PG, CHMM, CMQ/OE, HEM, expressed enthusiasm about what this next chapter brings for the Bowling Green office: "Brad epitomizes what it means to be an EnSafer, always giving his best to our clients and, equally as important, our staff. He has long demonstrated his commitment to the success of his team and of the Bowling Green office, and I'm excited to see him grow in the Business Lead role." As he steps into this leadership role, Brad shared: "I'm honored to step into the Bowling Green Business Lead role and grateful to the past leaders and mentors who paved the way and set a high standard for our office. I'm committed to growing our office, broadening our client base, and promoting the EnSafe culture every day, bringing safety, integrity, and excellence to every project and relationship." EnSafe Inc is excited to see Brad step into this role and all that he'll accomplish. Please join EnSafe Inc in congratulating him on his new role as Business Lead in the Bowling Green office!
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