Environmental Design & Compliance Lead

Ferrovial Construction; Tennessee; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Ferrovial Construction is seeking an Environmental Design Compliance Manager in Tennessee to support the Environmental Compliance Director. The role focuses on design-phase environmental compliance, permitting, and coordination with TDOT and other agencies, bridging design and construction teams to minimize environmental impacts.

Responsibilities include maintaining the Environmental Protection Plan, reviewing submittals, and guiding environmental requirements through design and construction

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering or related field.
• 3–5 years’ experience in environmental compliance, permitting or design review.
• Design-Build or P3 project experience is preferred.
• Familiarity with NEPA, Section 404/401 permitting, wetlands and streams assessment.

Responsibilities

• Direct the Project’s environmental program and update the Environmental Protection Plan (EPP).
• Prepare and review submittals to TDOT and support permit processes.
• Coordinate with TDOT, FHWA and other entities; resolve Nonconforming Work and corrective actions.
• Monitor design changes affecting environmental requirements during construction.
• Support field environmental staff to ensure field compliance and documentation.

Skills

NEPA Knowledge

Coordination Skills

MS Office

GIS Tools

Education

B.S. in Environmental Science

Tools

GIS (ArcGIS)

MS Office

MicroStation

Job description

Ferrovial Construction is seeking an Environmental Design Compliance Manager in Tennessee to support the Environmental Compliance Director. The role focuses on design-phase environmental compliance, permitting, and coordination with TDOT and other agencies, bridging design and construction teams to minimize environmental impacts.

Responsibilities include maintaining the Environmental Protection Plan, reviewing submittals, and guiding environmental requirements through design and construction