Environmental Manager

Company Description Cemex is a global industry leader in producing and supplying cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and urbanization solutions. The company focuses on innovation to address complex building challenges worldwide and supports communities through resilient infrastructure and sustainable construction practices. Cemex is committed to advancing sustainable living by reducing environmental impacts and integrating eco-efficient technologies into its operations. Team members join a forward-looking organization that values safety, responsibility, and continuous improvement. The company culture encourages collaboration, professional growth, and contributions toward building a better future. Role Description The Environmental Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in Demopolis, AL, responsible for overseeing environmental performance at the facility. This role includes monitoring compliance with environmental permits and regulations, conducting inspections, and coordinating environmental reporting to internal and external stakeholders. The Environmental Manager will develop and implement environmental initiatives, policies, and procedures to minimize the site’s environmental footprint, including waste, emissions, and resource use. Day-to-day tasks involve leading environmental audits, supporting environmental impact assessments, training team members on environmental standards, and collaborating with operations and maintenance teams to integrate best practices. The role also involves engaging with regulatory agencies and community stakeholders as needed to maintain strong environmental stewardship. Qualifications Candidates should possess skills in Environmental Compliance to ensure the facility meets all regulatory and company requirements. Candidates should possess skills in Environmental Policy and Environmental Issues to develop and implement effective environmental strategies and programs. Candidates should possess skills in Environmental Impact Assessment to evaluate and mitigate environmental risks associated with operations and projects. Relevant qualifications include experience in industrial or manufacturing environments, strong knowledge of federal and state environmental regulations, and familiarity with permitting processes. Beneficial qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field, strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, and demonstrated communication and stakeholder engagement skills. Ability to work on-site, collaborate with cross-functional teams, lead training sessions, and drive continuous improvement in environmental performance is essential.