Senior Environmental Permitting Engineer

BriteCore; Santa Fe Capital; Remote; ARS 1,800,000 - 3,600,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel Argentina seeks an experienced environmental permits specialist to manage permits and ensure compliance with national and provincial regulations for mining and infrastructure projects.

You will translate regulatory requirements into design criteria, coordinate with engineering, and monitor environmental commitments to avoid permit detentions. Fluency in English and Spanish is preferred; prior EPC/EPCM exposure is desirable.

Qualifications

• Requires university degree in Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Natural Resources, Geological or Biological Sciences.
• Experience in environmental management and permits, with mining/energy/infrastructure exposure.
• Proven ability to interact with public agencies and manage regulatory requirements.
• Knowledge of environmental impact assessment methodologies and monitoring programs.
• Strong documentation, data integrity and regulatory anticipation skills.

Responsibilities

• Permission management: prepare and update the project permits matrix, identifying competent body and deadlines.
• Prepare, review and submit the Environmental Impact Report and supporting documentation.
• Manage associated sectoral permits (water use, effluent, emissions, hazardous waste, soils, vegetation, transport).
• Maintain technical dialogue with authorities, respond to observations and audits.
• Alert on critical permit routing and propose sequencing alternatives.

Skills

Environmental permits

Regulatory liaison

GIS and project scheduling

English/Spanish bilingual

Education

University degree in Environmental Sciences / Civil Engineering

Tools

GIS

Job description

Bechtel Argentina seeks an experienced environmental permits specialist to manage permits and ensure compliance with national and provincial regulations for mining and infrastructure projects.

You will translate regulatory requirements into design criteria, coordinate with engineering, and monitor environmental commitments to avoid permit detentions. Fluency in English and Spanish is preferred; prior EPC/EPCM exposure is desirable.