Environmental Coordinator definition
Examples of Environmental Coordinator in a sentence
If impacts are anticipated or it is unclear whether or not impacts will occur, consultation with the District Environmental Coordinator (DEC) will take place to assure assessment of impacts is conducted in accordance with NEPA and existing regulations.
If a release or spill of a hazardous or extremely hazardous material, hydrocarbon or toxic substance under the care and control of the Seller occurs on Site and the release is a reportable quantity, Seller shall make the necessary notifications to the appropriate parties (national response center, state emergency response center and local emergency coordination center and Buyer’s Environmental Coordinator) and submit a copy of the action taken to Buyer.
Except for de minimis amounts, Contractor shall promptly notify United’s facility Environmental Coordinator of any spills or leaks of hazardous substances, including petroleum substances, and provide copies of any written reports provided to the applicable agencies and airport authorities.
To conclude that there are adequate environmental safeguards in place, the drafter of the Organizational Capacity Review, in consultation with the Mission Environmental Officer (MEO) or Regional Environmental Advisors (REA) for Mission executed agreements or the Agency Environmental Coordinator or the Bureau Environmental Officer (BEO) for USAID/W executed agreements, must review the PIO’s environmental policies and procedures as part of the Organizational Capacity Review.
To determine that adequate environmental and social safeguards are in place, the Organizational Capacity Review drafter must coordinate with the Mission Environmental Officer (MEO) or Regional Environmental Advisors (REAs) for Mission-executed agreements or the Agency Environmental Coordinator or the Bureau Environmental Officer (BEO) for USAID/W-executed agreements, who will review the PIO’s environmental and social policies and procedures.