Used Oil Industry Council Member - Edmonton, Canada - Alberta Recycling Management Authority

Alberta Recycling Management Authority

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Edmonton, Canada

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USED OIL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OPPORTUNITY
The Alberta Recycling Management Authority (ARMA) acts on behalf of the province to oversee end-of
- life processing of tires, electronics, paint and used oil materials. Our industry is rooted in the principle of circular economy where resources and products are kept in use for as long as possible, and regenerated into new products and materials at the end of their earlier life cycle.

If you are passionate about inspiring a future without waste, having fun, embracing change and pursuing growth we would love to hear from you.

We are committed to supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in our recruitment processes and in our work environment, where every individual feels valued, respected and a sense of belonging.

By submitting your resume and personal information to ARMA, and/or participating in a personal interview, you acknowledge and consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information by ARMA to determine your suitability for employment, Board, Council and/or Committee opportunities.

Organization Overview
ARMA is accountable to the Minister of Environment and Protected Areas and, hence, to the people of
Alberta. ARMA is governed by a Board of Directors; these Directors represent a broad spectrum of interested parties. In addition to the Board of Directors, there are four Designated Material Industry
Councils (Electronics, Paint, Tires and Used Oil) who provide industry insight and recommendations to
ARMA administration and the Board of Directors on key aspects of each respective program.

This allows direct involvement by key participants in the development of environmentally sound and effective approaches for managing the designated materials.

For more information on Alberta Recycling

The Role
ARMA is seeking an oil industry professional to join the Used Oil Recycling Industry Council.

This Council provides insight and recommendations to ARMA and the Board of Directors for the development of environmentally sound and effective approaches for managing used oil materials.

The Council will meet as often as required to provide effective governance and oversight to the Board.

Currently the Board meets no less than four times per calendar year and Industry Councils meet three times per year.

Council Member terms are appointed annually with a maximum of nine years served. Meetings are held during regular business hours.

Responsibilities of the Designated Material Industry Councils

Industry Councils shall be responsible for the following:

Providing the Board with advice and recommendations on Designated Material program management, preparing business plans and budgets relating to the Designated Material stream, and preparing annual reports against the business plan and budget for approval by the Board;
Preparing a planning and reporting schedule for the Industry Council for approval by the Board;
Regularly reviewing and considering the Designated Materialspecific incentive and development programs (the "Programs") terms and conditions in the context of recycling objectives; and
Recommending program changes to the Board which are intended to further meet the goals of Alberta Recycling or the objects of the programs.

To ensure effective communication of information and recommendations to the Board:

Industry Councils shall provide a copy of all resolutions passed by the Industry Council to the Board, a copy of the minutes of the meeting of the Industry Council at which a resolution was passed, and all materials supporting the recommendations;
The Chair of each Industry Council shall report to the Board at least once annually on all Industry Council matters and issues relevant to the Industry Council and to provide recommendations to the Board concerning the same; and
Alberta Recycling management shall report to the Industry Council on matters relevant to the Industry Council, including Board decisions and matters of administration.

Industry Councils meet 3 times per year (February, June, and October) and members are asked to attend as many meetings as possible in person, although virtual meeting attendance is possible.

Typically one meeting per year consists of on-site tours of a relevant facility.

ARMA is seeking a senior leader in the oil refining or marketing sector who is also a member of the Canadian Fuels Association to be appointed as a member of the Used Oil Recycling Industry Council.

Core Competencies

Industry Council members must be comfortable with change and able to lead an analysis of risk against long-term organizational sustainability and development.

To ensure that the Industry Council composition represents a diverse range of both general and special skills and personal backgrounds and experiences, ARMA is seeking a member who possesses a combination of the following:

Oil Industry Experience: