Job Tag: Science/Engineering

Under general supervision, responsible for technical work coordinating activities required under the State and Federally mandated National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) MS4 Permit Program,and for resiliency and green infrastructure project implementation per the City of Dunedin’s upcoming Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan. This position requires strong independent judgment and initiative in developing methods and solutions. Reports to the Environmental Program Manager.

Specific Duties & Responsibilities

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

The duties recorded below are representative of the duties of the class and are not intended to cover all the duties performed by incumbents(s) of any particular position.

Create, implement and maintain programs and procedures to facilitate a safer environment.

Coordinates activities that are being performed by other department/divisions that have a direct or indirect impact on the operation of the MS4 NPDES permit and reporting to FDEP.

Reviews water quality monitoring, sediment tracking data and prepares recommendations for Best Management Practices. Prepares various stormwater reports, as required by FDEP/EPA, including the annual MS4report.

Manages and oversees grant applications including grant progress reports, budgeting, and grant close out requirements.

Project coordinator for resiliency and green infrastructure projects as identified in the City’s upcoming Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan.

Plans and coordinates the NPDES MS4 compliance program for the City of Dunedin. Assist with conducting investigations of Stormwater Ordinance violations, NPDES MS4 permit violations, illicit discharges, illegal dumping, and related violations and/or compliance procedures. Issues notices of violation as required.

Ensures compliance with applicable standards and requirements, as set forth in the NPDES MS4 Permit through continuous monitoring of projects, policies, and procedures related to the management, operation, and maintenance of the City’s Municipal Separate Storm SewerSystem.

Serves as liaison to the Stormwater Advisory Committee.

Develops and/or implements specifications and Best Management Practices (BMPs) for Stormwater pollution prevention from point and non-point sources.

Develops, implements, and conducts stormwater public education programs for the public, schools, community groups, and businesses. Educational programs may include partnerships with local and state universities for research purposes.

Develops, implements, and conducts required stormwater training to fellow employees when designated by FDEP, Pinellas County, or other governing body.

Initiates, plans, coordinates, various resiliency and green infrastructure related projects in coordination with the City of Dunedin’s Stormwater Master Plan and the City of Dunedin’s Vulnerability Assessment and AdaptationPlan.

Assist in project coordination for the City’s Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Plan.

Assist with documentation on the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Community Rating System. Ensures compliance and maintains proper documentation related to stormwater operations and maintenance forNFIP audits.

Supports the objectives set forth by the City of Dunedin designation as a Mission Blue Hope Spot.

ADDITIONAL JOB FUNCTIONS

Performs routine administrative/office work as required, including but not limited to attending and conducting meetings, answering the telephone, radio, typing reports and correspondence, copying and filing documents, reviewing mail, using e-mail, etc.

Performs related duties as required.

Minimum Training & Experience

Requires a Bachelor’s Degree in environmental science, environmental engineering, biology or a related field, with five years verifiable, relevant work experience in Stormwater/Environmental Management; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and/or experience.

Special Requirements

This is a Category B position for the purposes of Emergency Management. Employees in this category may be assigned to work a variety of schedules, including compulsory work periods in special, emergency, and/or disaster situations. Category B employees are required to stay on premises during a declared state of emergency, or as otherwise mandated.

Most possess a valid Florida driver’s license.

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Sediment and Erosion Control Certification is preferred.

Must obtain Florida Stormwater Association Level II certification within two years of employment.

DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES: Implement and support monitoring plans/programs that proactively ensure that Narragansett Bay Commission (NBC) wastewater treatment plants, receiving waters and discharges are within permit parameters. Review monitoring data; establish and manage complex data spreadsheets and historical datasets. Design, manage, and perform data entry into computer databases. Assist with keeping up to date with regulations, equipment, procedures, industry trends and general literature on environmental science topics relevant to NBC’s mission. Assist with training of Environmental Monitoring staff, as needed and within skills and ability, to keep the program current in the areas noted above. Review data for accuracy and quality assurance/control. Analyze data to determine trends, non-compliance, and operational problems, and present data trends in graphical form. Review current literature, existing and proposed regulations, procedures, equipment and industry trends. Assist in the development and implementation of new SOPs to reflect these current regulations and/or trends and provide comments and reports on proposed regulations affecting the agency. Responsible for the review of TAC proposed, in-progress, and outstanding projects resulting in written reports, presentations, or other forms of publication (fact sheets, posters, articles, etc.) to signify the conclusion or completion of said projects. Support the design and development of water and wastewater sampling and analysis procedures, programs and quality assurance project plans (QAPPs) to monitor industrial users, NBC operations, rivers and Narragansett Bay, and to ensure that all EPA and other mandates imposed upon the NBC are satisfied. Prepare regulatory documents for submittal in a timely manner. Technically support and/or assist in conducting field investigations. Prepare reports on findings and present “expert witness” testimony on behalf of NBC as required. Review SOPs/QAPPs for the receiving water monitoring activities conducted by the Environmental Monitoring Program. Assist with conducting regular quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) tests and training to ensure procedures are conducted properly. As required, cooperate and coordinate activities and duties with all applicable stakeholders, including federal/state/local regulatory agencies, academic institutions. Attend stakeholder meetings and represent the NBC by giving talks and/or serving on committees. Review, interpret and execute EPA, RIDEM and other agency rules and regulations governing wastewater discharge monitoring and related subjects. Advise NBC management of changing requirements and recommended procedure changes needed to meet new requirements. Write and present technical and other reports on monitoring procedures, findings, analysis, environmental issues, etc. Provide support for and prepare presentation figures, slides, and other materials for other NBC staff presentations, as required. Assist with identifying potential collaboration opportunities and outside funding opportunities; assist with and support efforts to write and submit applications for appropriate grants, funding, or awards. Publish reports, data findings, and treatment plant performance on the NBC websites. Ensure that the Snapshot of Upper Narragansett Bay website pages, blogs and data are updated in a timely manner. Responsible for project management and timely completion of a myriad of special and routine projects, including equipment and supply preparation; data review and analysis, final report preparation as well as project design; development of SOP’s; and development of QAPPs within skills and ability. Performs other duties as assigned, within skill and experience capabilities.
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE/SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:
EDUCATION /EXPERIENCE: Must have five to eight years of related experience and graduation from a 4-year technical college degree program (biology, microbiology, chemistry, environmental science, civil/mechanical engineering.) or equivalent. Master’s degree preferred. JOB KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, and ABILITIES: Requires a thorough knowledge of scientific methods as they apply to the monitoring of rivers, bays, sewage collection systems, industrial users and wastewater treatment plants. Previous experience performing professional level environmental science, monitoring and/or engineering duties required. Working knowledge of current federal, state and local regulatory requirements as applied to assigned NBC projects and operations. Must be highly proficient in MS Word, Excel, GIS, SigmaPlot, and PowerPoint software programs. R experience is a plus. Excellent verbal and written communication skills required. Boating knowledge and experience is a plus. A valid Driver’s License is required.

The NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) enriches the environment and protects public health for all New Yorkers by providing 1.1 billion gallons of high quality drinking water, managing wastewater and stormwater, and reducing air, noise, and hazardous materials pollution. DEP is the largest combined municipal water and wastewater utility in the country, with nearly 6,000 employees. DEP’s water supply system is comprised of 19 reservoirs and 3 controlled lakes throughout the system’s 2,000 square mile watershed that extends 125 miles north and west of the City.The Bureau of Water Supply seeks to hire four (4) Scientist (Water Ecology) II’s for positions in the Water Quality South Division, Hawthorne Laboratory, in Hawthorne, New York. Under general supervision, of the Field Supervisor, the selected candidates will use established sampling protocols for the proper collection, transportation and relinquishment of samples collected from streams, reservoirs, wastewater treatment plants and key-points. Some sample collection will require trailering and piloting small water craft. Specific duties include:- Performing sample collection and field analyses, from a boat as required, within Watershed Water Quality Operations (WWQO) in accordance with approved Standard Operating Procedures – Compiling, reviewing and reporting water quality and associated data in accordance with divisional procedures and by specified deadlines – Operating and maintaining field sampling equipment, which includes the ability to trailer and pilot small watercraft – Performing applicable quality control procedures according to Environmental Laboratory Approval Program (ELAP) protocols and maintaining accurate records of Quality Control (QC) data. – Assisting in the purchasing and maintenance of supplies and equipment- Maintaining and preparing field data and other records- Contributing to production of operational, compliance, and special investigation reports- Adhering to Agency and Bureau policies and procedures – Complying with applicable environmental health & safety (EH&S) laws and regulations, and DEP’s policies and procedures.License RequirementAt the time of appointment, candidates must possess a Motor Vehicle Driver License valid in the State of New York. Employees must maintain this license for the duration of employment.(This is a brief description of what you might do in this position and does not include all the duties of this position.)Some of the physical activities performed by Scientists (Water Ecology) and environmental conditions experienced are: lift and carry packages weighing approximately 20 pounds for a distance of 30 feet, perform duties in confined work areas, wear protective garments such as gloves, lab coats, goggles, and life vests, handle and manipulate laboratory equipment and instruments/tools such as glass test tubes, slides, beakers and other glassware, scalpels, scissors, etc., adjust settings on machines, which requires fine finger and hand coordination and control, and collect samples at sites in all weather conditions.Special Working Conditions: Scientists (Water Ecology) may be required to work shifts including nights, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.SCIENTIST (WATER ECOLOGY) – 21538
Minimum Qualifications

1. A masters degree from an accredited college or university in one of the following areas of study: environmental or chemical engineering, limnology, environmental science, marine science, geology, biology, earth science, chemistry, physics, or health science; or 2. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university with 24 semester credits in one or a combination of the areas of study described in “”1″” above, at least 12 of which must have been in one of these areas of study; and at least one year of satisfactory full time experience, which may not have been part of graduate or undergraduate course work, working in the field of water quality planning, management or research or performing environmental laboratory analyses, and/or environmental field sampling of water; or 3. An associate degree from an accredited college or university including or supplemented by 24 semester credits in one or a combination of the areas of study described in “1” above, at least 12 of which must have been in one of these areas of study; and at least three years of satisfactory full time experience as described in “2” above. Additional Requirements To be assigned to Assignment Levels II or III, all candidates must have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university as described in “2” above and must have one additional year of the experience described in “2” above for a total of two years of experience. Special Note A master’s degree from an accredited college in one of the areas described in “1” above may be substituted for up to two years of the required experience.

Are you passionate about protecting the environment and public health? Do you want to make a meaningful impact through technical and regulatory work in air pollution control? Join Summit County Public Health! Summit County Public Health is seeking an Air Quality Engineer to work full-time (35 hours per week), Monday through Friday, in our Air Quality Program.

The Air Quality Engineer plays a critical role in evaluating air pollution sources, reviewing permits, and monitoring compliance to ensure our community breathes cleaner air. This position supports the implementation of state and federal air quality regulations, and is an opportunity for individuals who are detail-oriented, community-focused, and committed to public service through environmental protection.

Key Responsibilities

Perform environmental engineering work in the field of air quality to protect the environment, public health, and safety.
Evaluate and process permit-to-install and operate, and Title V operating permit applications for air contaminant sources to ensure compliance with state and federal air pollution laws and regulations.
Perform facility compliance monitoring and inspections.
Prepare and review related reports and correspondence.
Conduct facility complaint investigations and prepare follow-up documentation.
Observe facility emissions compliance tests and review related reports.
Prepare enforcement referrals for violations of federal and/or state air pollution laws and regulations.
Prepare presentations for and participate in public meetings.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in chemical, environmental, industrial, petroleum, civil, electrical, or other related engineering field preferred. Bachelor’s Degrees in related technical fields with at least 30 semester hours in engineering-related coursework plus one year of related experience may also be considered.
Valid Ohio driver’s license, automobile availability, and liability insurance required.
Ability to pass Federal Reference Method 9 to become a visible emissions evaluator.
Master’s degree preferred.
Registration as an Engineer Intern (EI) in the State of Ohio is preferred.

The Research Senior Technician will conduct and assist with Lake Erie fisheries research and assessment at the Ohio Department of Natural Resources – Division of Wildlife’s Fairport Harbor Fisheries Research Station. Duties will include completing field surveys (e.g., trawling, gillnetting, electrofishing), collecting and processing of biological and physical/chemical samples, writing technical summaries of work, and database management. Additional responsibilities will include providing assistance and training to less experienced colleagues, and independently anticipating, recognizing, and solving routine issues, in addition to unusual or infrequent issues or questions. The Research Technician will be responsible for designing and implementing a fisheries research project on a relevant Lake Erie management topic as determined by DOW staff, to include data collection and/or management, statistical analyses, presentations to professional and stakeholder audiences, preparation of final reports and scientific manuscripts, and publication in peer-reviewed journal/s. The Research Technician will assist with other duties as assigned that may include: collaboration and field assistance with partner agencies and NGOs; maintenance and repairs to laboratory, office, research vessels, sampling equipment, trailers, buildings, and grounds; data entry, review, and editing completed forms and electronic files; responding to public information requests.

The Research Technician will report directly to ODNR-Wildlife staff at the Fairport Harbor Fisheries Research Station, as well as provide field support to researchers with the Ohio State University’s Aquatic Ecology Laboratory.

Required: Bachelor’s degree in Fisheries, Aquatic Ecology, Environmental Science, or related field. Two years of fisheries sampling and some experience working on a research vessel are required. Experience using and maintaining fisheries sampling equipment, such as gill nets, trawls, electrofishing, and water quality sampling equipment; experience operating and working on boats; basic statistical and data management skills; demonstrable written and verbal skills; demonstrable ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Desired: Master’s degree in a Natural Resources-related field. Ohio’s Boater Education Certificate. Experience operating or maintaining boats; experience using software like R, R Studio, Arc GIS, Survey 123, Access, and the Microsoft Office Suite; experience presenting scientific research to general and professional audiences in verbal and written forms.

Position Summary:

Under limited supervision, provides engineering support for a variety of projects and programs.

Essential Functions:

Design and engineer all water, wastewater, civil and other projects as assigned.
Perform all drafting activities associated with the design and development of construction plans using AutoCad software.
Coordinate technical work of all sections required in the design, permitting and contractor selection process for all assigned projects.
Ensure that projects meet the requirements of all federal, state and local regulations and codes as well as design standards and certify designs by stamping with a professional seal.
Perform studies and engineering investigations and provide cost estimates.
Provide project management for projects assigned to outside engineering consultants.
Interact with federal, state and local regulatory officials such as the Environmental Protection Administration, (EPA), the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, Department of Natural Resources, U.S. Fish and Wildlife and others during project designs and permitting.
Provide technical assistance to other engineers, surveyors, technicians, developers and others involved in CWS business.

May be required to work during emergency conditions.
Regular attendance is required.
Job performance must conform to all CWS policies and procedures.
Specific knowledge of CWS Environmental Management System Policy and Procedures.

Physical Requirements, Activities, and Working Conditions

Sedentary work exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally and/or negligible amount of force frequently or constantly to transport move projects.
Ability to traverse in adverse field conditions, mud, etc., as well as observe and hear.
Ability to ascend/descend short distances, ladders or steps to evaluate or inspect equipment and facilities.
Ability to read and comprehend as well as develop and write technical reports.
Ability to operate personal computer and optical surveying equipment.
Ability to issue and receive as well as understand complex written and oral instructions.
Ability to operate and maintain motor vehicles.
Must be able to wear Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) as defined in the Job Safety Analysis (JSA) to perform the required essential functions.

Education and/or Experience

B.S. Degree in Engineering from an ABET accredited program, with preference given for a strong program of courses in the design of water and wastewater infrastructure. At least four (4) years of progressive experience in civil design.
Knowledge of and experience with the design of water and wastewater distribution and collection systems and water and wastewater treatment plants and systems.
Extensive knowledge of the principles and practices of engineering as applied to civil design and hydraulics associated with utilities and other types of associated facilities.
Operate a personal computer and efficiently use AutoCad, hydraulic modeling software, and Microsoft Office software programs.
Ability to evaluate problems. Develop and implement solutions and make decisions to insure schedule compliance and project progression in accordance with schedules.
Good public speaking skills enabling the presentation of reports, project concepts and other information to regulatory boards, environmental groups, town or city councils or others as required.

Prior work record indicating dependability and conscientiousness.

Licenses, Certifications, Registrations

Valid South Carolina driver’s license required.
Registration as a Professional Engineer in the state of South Carolina.

REI Engineering, Inc. (REI) is excited to offer a dynamic and fulfilling opportunity for an early-career Scientist. We are looking for a driven and enthusiastic professional with at least two years of experience in environmental consulting. This position is ideal for someone who demonstrates strong character, a positive attitude, and a genuine eagerness to learn and grow within a collaborative team environment.

WHO WE ARE

We are a team of dedicated professionals delivering innovative solutions in civil engineering, land planning, surveying, and environmental and regulatory compliance consulting. Based in Wausau, Wisconsin, our collaborative culture is built on honesty, respect, reliability, dedication, fun, and a commitment to exceeding client expectations. We take pride in our work, strong partnerships, and a healthy work/life balance – while giving back to our community. Join us to grow personally and professionally as we shape the future together.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Environmental Site Assessments & Due Diligence

Conduct Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) in accordance with ASTM standards.
Perform limited Phase II ESAs, including sampling and analysis, following ASTM protocols.
Prepare comprehensive reports and documentation to support environmental due diligence efforts.

Field Investigations & Sampling

Plan and execute fieldwork for environmental investigations, including scheduling and coordinating subcontractors.
Collect soil, groundwater, surface water, and vapor samples using hydraulic push, hollow stem auger, and hand auger boring methods.
Prepare soil and water samples for laboratory analysis based on project-specific parameters.

Data Management & Analysis

Enter and organize field data into tables, maps, and technical reports for site characterization.
Analyze and interpret environmental data to identify trends, data gaps, and project-specific implications.
Create clear and accurate data visualizations, including graphs and figures, to support findings.

Project Execution & Communication

Collaborate with internal teams to ensure all resources are in place for successful fieldwork execution.
Oversee subcontractors during hydrogeological investigations and ensure adherence to project specifications.
Communicate effectively with regulatory agencies and third parties regarding project schedules, compliance, and reporting requirements.

Technical Reporting & Documentation

Draft technical reports, letters, and work plans that clearly convey findings and recommendations.
Utilize internal databases to query site history, generate sampling reports, and maintain accurate project records.

Environmental Reporting

Support our Environmental Health and Safety team in the following areas:

Environmental & Safety Audits
Air Permit Compliance
Hazardous Waste Compliance
Storm Water Compliance
Wastewater Discharge Compliance
Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC)
EPCRA Compliance (Tier II, Form R, etc.)

Emergency Spill Response

Work as part of the REI emergency spill response team. Respond to spills and conduct remediation follow up and reporting.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Bachelor’s Degree in Soil Science, Geology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, or Engineering that meets the qualifications for a Scientist under Wisconsin Administrative Code (WAC) Chapter NR712
Current 40-hour Hazardous Waste Site Worker (Hazwoper) Certification, or ability to obtain within 1 year
Minimum of two years’ experience in environmental consulting or a related field
Strong verbal and written skills with the ability to interact effectively with colleagues, clients and regulatory agencies
Willingness to travel and perform fieldwork in a variety of environmental conditions
Valid driver’s license and ability to pass a background check
Familiarity with environmental regulations and compliance standards is a plus
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook); experience with GIS, CAD, and environmental software is a plus
Self-motivated with a positive attitude and a strong commitment to continuous learning and professional development

Town of Wilton seeks Environmental Analyst, to work under the immediate supervision of the Director of Environmental Affairs, to perform the following functions:

· Reviews permit applications and analyzes activities and land development for natural resource impacts;

· Interacts with Federal, State, and other local agencies on matters related to surface and ground water quality, open space management, inland wetland regulations, wildlife, and other natural resource issues;

· Assists in the preparation of applications for funding programs to preserve and/or restrict the use of open space for conservation, recreational, or environmental uses and applications for conservation related project grants;

· Works with and advises groups and organizations, such as schools, scouts, clubs, libraries, and service organizations on environmental issues;

· When required, represents the Director of Environmental Affairs at meetings of other boards, agencies, organizations, and the general public and attends meetings, including evening meetings, when directed by the Director of Environmental Affairs;

· Provides assistance and information to other Town agencies and the public relative to inland wetland and conservation issues and procedures;

· Serves as staff to the Inland Wetland and Conservation Commissions as well as the Deer Committee and carries out the Commissions’/Committees’ policies;

· Administers and enforces the Town’s Inland Wetland Regulations and monitors regulated wetland activities;

· Investigates conditions constituting violations of wetland regulations and permits and makes recommendations regarding appropriate enforcement; and

· Performs other related duties as assigned by the Director of Environmental Affairs.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO INCLUDE:

· Bachelor’s degree in environmental science or related field and at least one year’s experience in natural resource management;

· Proficiency in word processing and database software;

· Proficiency in ESRI ArcGIS software;

· A valid driver’s license;

· Knowledge of and ability to apply principles, concepts, and practices governing inland wetlands, watercourses, open space uses and values, and natural resources;

· Ability to interpret and apply Federal, State, and local laws, regulations, and standards relating to the environment;

· Ability to review and interpret drawings, plans, and environmental analysis;

· Knowledge of and ability to utilize ESRI ArcGIS to manage and analyze data and create maps;

· Physical ability to reach job sites for inspections and to take water and soil samples which may include bending, lifting, stretching, and climbing;

· Ability to express ideas clearly in both oral and written forms;

· Ability to use personal computer-based work processing and database software including permitting software;

· Ability to communicate and work effectively with diverse groups and individuals; and

· Ability to exhibit tact and diplomacy in dealing with other employees and the public and to provide accurate, timely, and courteous responses to public inquiries.

Starting salary range – $71,337 to $78,406 DOQ. Excellent benefits package. Position will remain open until filled. EOE.

Ardurra is looking to hire an experienced Senior Water/Wastewater Engineer to join our team in our Greenville, SC office.

Our innovative water and wastewater engineers collaborate closely with clients to plan, design, permit, and construct systems that address their needs comprehensively. This approach allows our clients to make smarter investments, resulting in lower life cycle costs and additional benefits.

As a recognized leader in the Southeast water industry, our projects encompass treatment and infrastructure initiatives for municipal and institutional clients. Our work ranges from drinking water supply to water reuse and wastewater management. We have the capability to support projects of all sizes within a flexible and innovative team environment.

Primary Function:

This position will serve as a subject matter expert on multidisciplinary projects involving water and wastewater collection, distribution systems, and treatment for municipal and institutional clients throughout the region.

The role includes providing technical expertise in the design, management, and optimization of water and wastewater projects. You will be responsible for technical leadership and supporting strategic direction for a wide variety of water and wastewater treatment and infrastructure projects, performing or overseeing the technical design and hydraulic modeling requirements.

The position involves the application of advanced engineering techniques and analyses to develop effective solutions, as well as the ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels.

Primary Duties:

Lead the planning, design, and implementation of water and wastewater treatment, conveyance, and infrastructure projects.
Provide technical leadership for design and optimization of water and wastewater treatment processes, including physical, chemical, and biological treatment systems.
Lead the process design in feasibility studies and facility plans.
Lead the development of calculations, drawings, and specifications for complex wastewater treatment upgrades.
Support client service managers and business development efforts, serving as a technical subject matter expert at in-person and virtual meetings and project interviews. Participate in project pursuits and interviews, including developing treatment process innovations, technical approaches, and scope items.
Develop scope and budget for new project opportunities.
Provide guidance and mentorship to colleagues interested in water and wastewater treatment project work.

Education and Experience Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required
Professional Engineer preferred
At least ten (10) years of experience

Reporting to the Manager of US Environmental Planning and Permitting (EPP), this position will be an integral part of the team responsible for managing environmental permitting and compliance programs that support Growth, Modernization, General Plant Maintenance Capital (GPMC), Storage, Operations & Maintenance projects for TC Energy’s US Natural Gas Business Unit. This position provides environmental permitting program support to Environment team members, as well as internal customers.

What you’ll do

Coordinate environmental permitting programs that support TC’s Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) regulated projects for natural gas pipelines, storage and all appurtenant facilities.
Manage compliance and reporting activities associated with TC’s Protected Species Conservation Programs, which include the Multi Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSHCP), Monarch Butterfly Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances (CCAA), and other ESA related compliance actions.
Assist in development, and lead execution, communication and tracking of TC’s long-term environmental compliance commitments, for Federal, State, Tribal, and other specially designated lands.
Coordinate environmental metric and biodiversity data collection efforts within US EPP for incorporation into corporate and voluntary reporting, including TC’s Report on Sustainability.
Effectively communicate with and negotiate permit conditions with applicable Federal, State and Local agencies.
Assist in the project planning process and identifies regulatory requirements needed for the successful completion of projects, particularly as it pertains to Federal, State, Tribal, and other specially designated lands.
Collaborate with internal teams and contractors, as well as external agencies and stakeholder groups.
Partner with construction field personnel to achieve compliance goals and meet regulatory requirements. Play a supportive role in constructing projects to help ensure compliance, particularly as it pertains to Federal, State, Tribal, and other specially designated lands.
Works with project teams and stakeholders to plan strategy and approach for achieving and maintaining environmental compliance particularly as it pertains to Federal, State, Tribal, and other specially designated lands. Leverage insight gained from prior experience, inspections and agency and stakeholder feedback in order to improve the process and approach.
Requires travel to project locations, agency inspections, and other field office locations within TC Energy’s US Natural Gas footprint.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in an environmental science, environmental engineering, natural resource management or related fields
Minimum 5-7 years’ experience in managing environmental planning and permitting for transmission pipelines, storage facilities and other energy projects, including routing/siting, environmental planning, project management and environmental compliance
Comprehensive knowledge of environmental laws/regulations and practices including but not limited to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Natural Gas Act (NGA), Endangered Species Act (ESA), Clean Water Act (CWA), Natural Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and others pertaining to the pipeline transmission and storage sector and/or pipeline development

Preferred Qualifications

Previous experience with FERC application development and related Federal & State permitting processes and authorizations for transmission pipelines and storage facilities across the US
Previous experience solving complex regulatory, permitting and compliance issues for major pipeline infrastructure and construction projects as well as routine operations and maintenance activities
Expertise in assessing the impact of and developing/implementing strategies to address environmental regulatory initiatives
Expertise in assessing policy and regulatory issues to support development of corporate reporting and policy positions
Commitment to client service and support
Experience working with non-governmental organizations