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With one of the largest multimedia air and land permitting and compliance teams in the country, we support client success in manufacturing and industry, liquids delivery and processing, natural gas storage and delivery, power generation and delivery, and transportation projects.
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US Federal and state environmental compliance and permitting experience (Air, Water, RCRA, SPCC, UST, ); similar Canadian experience a plus. Conducts visits to sites to evaluate environmental permitting and regulatory compliance; identify gaps; and develop corrective actions.
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Strong regulatory and technical understanding of facility and corporate-level environmental permitting/compliance support, including EHS multi-media compliance auditing, environmental site assessments, developing and preparing Spill Prevention, Control & Countermeasure (SPCC) plans, Facility Response Plans (FRPs) and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs), hazardous waste management (RCRA), and federal and state EPCRA reporting.
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Perform day-to-day operational aspects of compliance-related activities related to SWPPPs, SPCC plans, hazardous and non-hazardous waste inspections (including manifesting and disposal), air permitting, NPDES inspections, EPCRA Tier II and TRI reporting, and wastewater compliance.
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Support development and implementation of EHS Management Systems, permitting and compliance assessments and audits to ensure effective risk control and regulatory compliance. Bachelors or Masters Degree in engineering, environmental science, safety, business administration, or related discipline.
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General Summary Under supervision, this position is responsible for assisting the Regional Environmental Manager with an environmental program, including all aspects of the permitting and compliance processes, and providing support on environmental matters in a manner consistent with company policies and procedures.
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Plan, design, and execute environmental projects, including but not limited to, environmental assessments, Phase I/ Phase II, remediation, regulatory compliance, and permitting.
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Bachelor's degree in natural resource management, environmental or natural science, biology, planning, ecology, or a related field. Position summary: Responsible for various environmental investigation, permitting, and impact analyses projects, and support for ecological restoration projects, applying knowledge of ecological and environmental practices and regulations.
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This full-time opening will provide the applicant with the opportunity to work as a part of a highly collaborative team in all facets of environmental services including wetland science, regulatory permitting, NEPA documentation, and compliance in the mid-Atlantic region.
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This candidate will primarily assist with regulatory compliance efforts for federal, state, and local environmental projects in CDM Smith's portfolio, with focus on fisheries science, protected species, floodplains and wetlands, stream and habitat assessments, and associated permitting tasks.
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4+ years of professional experience in environmental consulting / Energy market with applied science and permitting in the fiber optic siting/permitting sector and associated marine environment impact assessment skills to assist in support in the OSW (Offshore Wind) market to include studies, surveys and permitting in support of BOEM, SAP and COP Submittals.
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Apply your real-world experience and practice knowledge solving our clients water and natural resources challenges in ecosystem restoration, stream/wetland restoration design, mitigation banking, riverine engineering, coastal resiliency, environmental permitting and compliance, and ecosystem management.
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Site Assessments | Report Writing | Compliance, Permitting, & Inspections | Environmental Compliance | Soil Sampling | Hazwoper | SWPPP | EPCRA. + 5+ years of experience working with multimedia environmental permitting and compliance projects in a consulting environment.
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We are building our presence in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions, and are seeking a Environmental/Air Compliance Project Manager with experience in air compliance and permitting to assist us in our continued growth supporting energy, industrial, and other clients.
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QualificationsQUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND ABILITIESBachelors or Masters degree in environmental science, Planning, Biology, Ecology, Natural Resources, or related field, and 10 to 15 years of post-degree experience in permitting, siting, planning, and/or project management.
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