Environmental Permitting & Compliance Lead

Maxit Consulting - Max Corporate Group; Santa Fe Capital; Remote; ARS 106,019,000 - 151,455,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel is seeking an experienced Environmental Permits Manager in Argentina to oversee permit acquisition, monitoring, and regulatory compliance for major projects. The role bridges engineering design with environmental authorities and ensures alignment with national and provincial rules throughout project execution.

The position requires a university degree in environmental sciences or related fields, professional registration, and experience in EPC/EPCM settings.

Qualifications

• University degree in environmental sciences or related fields required.
• Professional registration in the corresponding jurisdiction desirable.
• Experience with environmental management and permits in mining, energy or infrastructure projects.
• Strong ability to translate regulatory requirements into engineering criteria.

Responsibilities

• Manage environmental permits, maintain a permits matrix, and monitor deadlines.
• Prepare and review Environmental Impact Reports and updates.
• Maintain dialogue with authorities and respond to observations.
• Define environmental baselines and evaluate impacts with mitigation measures.
• Support regulatory compliance and reporting to project management.

Skills

Spanish (native)

English (technical)

GIS

MS Excel

Project scheduling

Education

University degree in Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Natural Resources, Geological Sciences or Biological Sciences

Professional registration in the corresponding jurisdiction

Tools

Document control

Scheduling tools

AACE standard

Job description

Bechtel is seeking an experienced Environmental Permits Manager in Argentina to oversee permit acquisition, monitoring, and regulatory compliance for major projects. The role bridges engineering design with environmental authorities and ensures alignment with national and provincial rules throughout project execution.

The position requires a university degree in environmental sciences or related fields, professional registration, and experience in EPC/EPCM settings.