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The Compliance Program Manager-Central (CPM-Central) is based out of Papago Park Military Reservation Arizona Army National Guard (AZARNG) installation in Phoenix, Arizona. This position is within the AZARNG Environmental Compliance Program (CMP) under the AZARNG Environmental Programs Office (EMO). The EMO is part of the Construction & Facilities Management Office. Under direction and supervision of the Senior Environmental Compliance Programs Manager (SECPM). The CPM-Central provides technical expert level assistance in the management of environmental compliance at Central AZARNG installations and facilities. This position manages hazardous waste, air quality, wastewater, drinking water, spill response, and other environmental compliance, as needed, at all AZARNG facilities. The CPM-Central performs routine site visits/inspections to establish and improve compliance, identify and correct compliance deficiencies, and provide compliance-related training/guidance to state, federal, and other personnel occupying AZARNG Central Facilities personnel. This position will also be required to facilitate the northern and southern CPM's when larger tasks and requirements arise. This position requires frequent in-state and out of state travel (as permitted) and may require irregular work hours and/or overtime as needed to fulfill compliance objectives. Requires training in handling hazardous waste and hazardous materials. Actively participates in promoting a continuous improvement workplace culture, through the use of teamwork, root cause problem solving, standard operating procedures, and review of performance metrics.

This position serves as the Environmental Management Office (EMO) Resource Manager (RM) under the Construction and Facilities Management Office (CFMO) reporting directly to the EMO Deputy Director. This position supervises, directs, and performs a wide range of resource management activities in support of the EMO's budget, particularly in the areas of budget preparation, financial planning, special projects, and other duties as assigned. The EMO Resource Manager oversees the forecasting and expenditure of all federal funds and exercises considerable discretion and independent judgment within established policies and procedures. The position is responsible for understanding the federal budget needs, requirements, and expenditures, to promote collaborative, fiscally responsible management of all funds available for the Environmental Management Office. Provides managerial accounting data to assist in the identification of any cost trends that may have extreme positive and negative impacts upon the department's funding climate. Ensures strict adherence to a complex regulatory framework, guaranteeing that all financial activities comply with federal and state laws, agency policies, and the General Terms & Conditions (GT&C) of the Master Cooperative Agreement, Award 1002. Beyond financial stewardship, the incumbent actively champions a workplace culture of continuous improvement, leveraging teamwork, standard operating procedures (SOPs), root cause problem-solving, and performance metrics to optimize departmental operations and efficiency.