Additionally, the role develops cooperation and collaboration with stakeholders for geographically equitable site selection, reviews and approves disposal and recycling contracts in coordination with the Enterprise Board, provides budget planning and oversight, actively monitors vendor compliance, safety protocols, and risk management during collection events, ensures strict adherence to state and federal environmental regulations, tracks program metrics, compiles and reports program performance annually to the legislature, and communicates with the Enterprise Board to obtain guidance and approval for program administration and strategic growth. Education and Experience: A combination of related education in Environmental Science, Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Biology, Environmental Planning, or a closely allied natural science field, and/or relevant experience in an occupation related to the work assigned equal to eight (8) years which 3 years must include one or more of the following, Practical experience handling or supervising the application, storage, disposal, spill response and transfer of commercial or agricultural-use pesticides.