Environmental Planner

Truest, Inc.; California (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Truest, Inc. is looking for an Environmental Planner to assess environmental impacts and navigate regulations for various land development projects in Missouri, California. You will review environmental impact assessments, analyze stormwater management plans, and coordinate with regulatory agencies.

The ideal candidate should have a strong understanding of NEPA and CEQA, along with excellent analytical and stakeholder engagement skills. This role plays a key part in ensuring projects comply with environmental laws.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of environmental regulations such as NEPA and CEQA.
• Strong analytical skills for evaluating environmental impact assessments.
• Ability to engage with diverse stakeholders effectively.

Responsibilities

• Review environmental impact assessments and evaluate habitat data.
• Analyze stormwater management plans and develop mitigation strategies.
• Write sections of environmental impact statements (EIS).
• Coordinate with regulatory agencies to determine permit requirements.
• Engage with developers, government agencies, community groups, and environmental consultants.
• Balance stakeholder interests while maintaining scientific integrity.
• Ensure compliance with NEPA, CEQA, and other relevant environmental regulations.

Job description

What does an Environmental Planner do?

Before a highway gets built, a building goes up, or land gets developed, someone has to figure out the environmental impact and navigate the regulations. An Environmental Planner assesses how proposed projects affect natural resources, communities, and ecosystems, and ensures they comply with environmental laws.

Responsibilities

• Review environmental impact assessments and evaluate habitat data.
• Analyze stormwater management plans and develop mitigation strategies.
• Write sections of environmental impact statements (EIS).
• Coordinate with regulatory agencies to determine permit requirements.
• Engage with developers, government agencies, community groups, and environmental consultants.
• Balance stakeholder interests while maintaining scientific integrity.
• Ensure compliance with NEPA, CEQA, and other relevant environmental regulations.