California Environmental Permitting & Planning Expert

Anchor QEA, LLC; Irvine (CA); Vor Ort; USD 81.000 - 91.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Anchor QEA, LLC is seeking a full-time Environmental Planning and Permitting Specialist to support regulatory permit acquisitions for waterfront construction, dredging, and restoration projects primarily in California. You will assist project managers with permit applications, environmental studies, and coordination with engineers, GIS analysts, and clients, ensuring quality deliverables.

The role involves fieldwork, strong regulatory knowledge, and collaboration across disciplines to navigate

Qualifikationen

• Bachelor's degree in a related field (e.g., environmental planning or policy).
• Minimum of three years relevant experience, preferably in consulting.
• Knowledge of environmental regulations with experience conducting ecological research or land use analysis.
• Demonstrated understanding of California permitting processes, including the relevant Acts.
• Experience conducting aquatic resource delineation surveys and applying results to impact assessments.
• California Rapid Assessment Method certification is preferred, but not required.

Aufgaben

• Completing permit applications under Section 10, 401/404, and other regulations.
• Preparing supporting documentation, analyses, and alternatives analysis processes.
• Contributing to technical reports and CEQA/NEPA studies.
• Coordinating inputs from team members to deliver complete work products.
• Participating in client meetings and addressing agency and public comments.
• Conducting fieldwork or site visits as needed (predominantly local travel).

Kenntnisse

Regulatory knowledge

Project coordination

Strong communicator

Team collaboration

Fieldwork readiness

Ausbildung

Bachelor's degree in environmental planning or policy

Jobbeschreibung

Anchor QEA, LLC is seeking a full-time Environmental Planning and Permitting Specialist to support regulatory permit acquisitions for waterfront construction, dredging, and restoration projects primarily in California. You will assist project managers with permit applications, environmental studies, and coordination with engineers, GIS analysts, and clients, ensuring quality deliverables.

The role involves fieldwork, strong regulatory knowledge, and collaboration across disciplines to navigate