Environmental Projects & Emissions Lead – Qatar

Employment; Doha; On-site; QAR 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Environment Projects & Air Emission Specialist in Qatar leads the development and implementation of environmental management systems and project controls to prevent pollution and manage emissions. You will ensure regulatory compliance, coordinate EIAs, and drive GHG accounting and LDAR programs across facilities.

The role requires 5–7 years in Oil & Gas, strong English (Arabic preferred), and the ability to interact with regulators and internal teams to meet CTO and MECC requirements.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Process, or Environmental Engineering / Environmental Science (Master's in Environmental Engineering preferred).
• Experience: 5–7 years in the Oil & Gas industry (Petrochemicals experience preferred).
• Languages: Proficient English required; working knowledge of Arabic preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage Environmental Health, Social, and Impact Assessment Studies (EIAs) and related environmental studies.
• Act as focal point for obtaining environmental permits from regulatory bodies (QatarEnergy MIC/RLIC, MECC).
• Liaise with regulators to secure CTO approvals and ensure compliance with CTO requirements.
• Manage GHG accounting, reporting, and LDAR programs; oversee emissions calculations.
• Develop and implement emission reduction and pollution prevention plans; ensure regulatory compliance.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Chemical, Process, or Environmental Engineering / Environmental Science or a related discipline (Master's in Environmental Engineering preferred)

Job description

Environment Projects & Air Emission Specialist in Qatar leads the development and implementation of environmental management systems and project controls to prevent pollution and manage emissions. You will ensure regulatory compliance, coordinate EIAs, and drive GHG accounting and LDAR programs across facilities.

The role requires 5–7 years in Oil & Gas, strong English (Arabic preferred), and the ability to interact with regulators and internal teams to meet CTO and MECC requirements.