Remote Environmental Permits Engineer (Spanish)

Welo Global; Santa Fe Capital; Remote; ARS 1,200,000 - 2,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel is advancing an environmental permits management role in Argentina, coordinating with provincial and national authorities to ensure compliance with environmental standards for mining, energy and infrastructure projects. The role bridges engineering and regulation, translating legal requirements into verifiable design criteria and monitoring permit routes against project schedules.

The position emphasizes proactive regulatory anticipation, technical reporting, and robust dialogue with

Qualifications

• Requires university degree in Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Natural Resources, Geological or Biological Sciences with professional registration.
• Experience in environmental management and permits; mining, energy or infrastructure projects in Argentina preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage environmental permits matrix, submission deadlines and monitoring.
• Prepare and review Environmental Impact Reports and updates for provincial mining authorities.
• Coordinate with authorities, respond to observations and audits, ensuring regulatory compliance.
• Provide environmental constraints to design/engineering teams and track permits throughout the project.

Skills

Environmental regulations

Permit management

Regulatory affairs

Spanish language

English (technical)

Project coordination

Education

Environmental Sciences

Civil/Environmental Engineering

Tools

GIS

MS Excel

Project scheduling tools

Job description

Bechtel is advancing an environmental permits management role in Argentina, coordinating with provincial and national authorities to ensure compliance with environmental standards for mining, energy and infrastructure projects. The role bridges engineering and regulation, translating legal requirements into verifiable design criteria and monitoring permit routes against project schedules.

The position emphasizes proactive regulatory anticipation, technical reporting, and robust dialogue with