Environmental Permitting Engineer - Remote Argentina

Outlier; Santa Fe Capital; Remote; ARS 92,241,000 - 153,735,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel is seeking an Environmental Permitting Manager in Argentina to manage obtaining, maintaining and monitoring environmental permits for a mining/energy project. You will translate regulatory requirements into design criteria, coordinate with provincial/national agencies, and ensure compliance with environmental standards and project schedules.

The role requires extensive experience with environmental impact studies, regulatory permitting processes, and cross-disciplinary collaboration

Qualifications

• University degree in environmental fields with professional registration.
• 5–8 years of environmental management and permits experience.
• Experience in mining, energy or infrastructure projects in Argentina is preferred.
• Bilingual Spanish/English capable of reading standards and meetings.

Responsibilities

• Manage project permits matrix and submission deadlines.
• Prepare and review Environmental Impact Reports and updates.
• Coordinate sectoral permits and liaise with authorities.
• Maintain dialogue with enforcement authorities and respond to observations.
• Provide environmental constraints to engineering designs and schedules.

Skills

Environmental regulations

Permitting expertise

Regulatory coordination

GIS experience

Project scheduling

Education

Environmental Sciences degree

Civil/Environmental Engineering

Professional registration

Tools

GIS

Excel

Documentation control

Job description

Bechtel is seeking an Environmental Permitting Manager in Argentina to manage obtaining, maintaining and monitoring environmental permits for a mining/energy project. You will translate regulatory requirements into design criteria, coordinate with provincial/national agencies, and ensure compliance with environmental standards and project schedules.

The role requires extensive experience with environmental impact studies, regulatory permitting processes, and cross-disciplinary collaboration