The Successful Candidate Will: Track Emergent Reportable Releases in DEEP's Release, Environmental Assessment, and Cleanup Tracker (REACT); Review and/or oversee the investigation and remediation of Emergent Reportable Releases including releases of PCBs, oil and petroleum, Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and releases from residential UST systems; Evaluate work conducted to remediate releases to ensure compliance with applicable environmental statutes, regulations, and written guidance; Review and evaluate compliance reports and other documents submitted in response to enforcement actions, including documentation related to supplemental environmental projects and in response to remedial cleanup requirements; Provide technical assistance to the public and the regulated community; Provide technical consultation to municipal, regional, state, and federal officials and the public; Perform database maintenance and disseminating and managing information; Assist in drafting new regulations, statutes, guidelines, and other written materials; Other tasks as necessary to meet the statutory responsibilities of the Department involving inspection, permitting and enforcement. The Division is also responsible for: Coordinating state and local emergency planning and preparedness activities and public disclosure information as required by federal and state law; Regulating, inspecting and taking necessary enforcement actions to ensure the safety of underground storage tanks; Investigating potential risks to surface water, groundwater or soil; Permitting marine terminals; Overseeing the completion of spill cleanups and conducting enforcement related to these activities.