Senior Environmental Permitting Specialist (Argentina)

Overseas; Santa Fe Capital; On-site; ARS 139,086,000 - 185,448,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel Argentina seeks an Environmental Permits Manager to oversee obtaining, maintaining and monitoring regulatory permits for projects in Argentina. You will translate regulatory requirements into design criteria and ensure compliance across engineering, construction and operations.

Level 1 or Level 2 experience in environmental management is required, with strong interaction with authorities and knowledge of mining, energy, or infrastructure sectors.

Qualifications

• Experience in preparing and submitting environmental permits and reports.
• Interaction with provincial and national enforcement authorities.
• Desirable EPC/EPCM project experience and regulatory knowledge.
• Familiarity with environmental impact assessment methodologies.
• Spanish and English proficiency for meetings and documentation.

Responsibilities

• Maintain permits matrix, identify authorities, deadlines and processing timelines.
• Prepare and submit Environmental Impact Report and biennial updates.
• Manage sectoral permits: water use, emissions, waste and related permits.
• Maintain dialogue with authorities and respond to observations and audits.
• Provide environmental constraints to design and monitor compliance.
• Prepare progress reports on permit status and mitigation actions.

Skills

Environmental permits

Regulatory liaison

EPC/EPCM experience

Environmental impact assessment

Bilingual Spanish/English

Education

Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, Civil Eng, Natural Resources, Geological, or Biological Sciences

Professional registration in jurisdiction

Level 2: 8–10 years in environmental management

Tools

GIS

Project scheduling tools

Documentation control

Job description

Bechtel Argentina seeks an Environmental Permits Manager to oversee obtaining, maintaining and monitoring regulatory permits for projects in Argentina. You will translate regulatory requirements into design criteria and ensure compliance across engineering, construction and operations.

Level 1 or Level 2 experience in environmental management is required, with strong interaction with authorities and knowledge of mining, energy, or infrastructure sectors.