Environmental Permitting Lead — Mining & Infrastructure

Devsu; Santa Fe Capital; On-site; ARS 138,361,000 - 184,482,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel is seeking a senior environmental permits professional in Argentina to obtain, maintain, and monitor project permits ensuring compliance with national and provincial regulations. The role translates legal requirements into verifiable design criteria and contributes to project scheduling by anticipating regulatory constraints.

The position requires experience in mining, energy or infrastructure projects, strong dialogue with authorities, and oversight of environmental studies and

Qualifications

• University degree in Environmental Sciences, Engineering or related field; professional registration.
• Experience in environmental permits for mining, energy or infrastructure projects in Argentina.
• Strong knowledge of provincial and national environmental regulations and reporting requirements.
• Ability to translate legal requirements into design criteria and field specifications.
• Excellent coordination and documentation in an EPC/EPCM context.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and maintain the permits matrix; track deadlines and submissions.
• Prepare, review and submit Environmental Impact Reports and updates.
• Manage sectoral permits (water, emissions, hazardous waste, soils).
• Maintain dialogue with authorities and respond to observations.
• Define environmental baselines and supervise consultants.

Skills

Regulatory liaison

Permit management

Environmental impact

GIS proficiency

English proficiency

Spanish fluency

Education

Environmental Science / Engineering degree

Graduate degree in EIA or environmental law

Tools

GIS

Project scheduling tools

Job description

Bechtel is seeking a senior environmental permits professional in Argentina to obtain, maintain, and monitor project permits ensuring compliance with national and provincial regulations. The role translates legal requirements into verifiable design criteria and contributes to project scheduling by anticipating regulatory constraints.

The position requires experience in mining, energy or infrastructure projects, strong dialogue with authorities, and oversight of environmental studies and