Environmental Policy & SEQR Project Manager

Environmental Conservation, Department of; City of Albany (NY); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 95 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The Environmental Analyst at Environmental Conservation, Department of is a project management role supporting the department's permit management system, with a focus on SEQR. Responsibilities include developing training materials and guidance, preparing rulemakings, coordinating website updates, and conducting outreach to local governments.

The role also supports training curriculum development for DEC staff and external entities, requiring strong written and oral communication and knowledge of

Qualifications

• Four to six years of experience in program policy development, regulatory interpretation, procurement management, and technical analysis (depending on level).
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and information management systems including GIS.
• Experience with training development and outreach.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
• Knowledge of SEQR and environmental permitting processes.
• Valid driver's license or demonstrated ability to meet transportation needs.

Responsabilités

• Develop training materials and guidance.
• Prepare rulemakings.
• Coordinate website updates.
• Conduct outreach to local governments.
• Assist in training curriculum development for both DEC staff and external entities.

Connaissances

Microsoft Office

Training development

Outreach

Written and verbal communication

Regulatory interpretation

Policy development

SEQR knowledge

GIS knowledge

Outils

GIS

Description du poste

The Environmental Analyst at Environmental Conservation, Department of is a project management role supporting the department's permit management system, with a focus on SEQR. Responsibilities include developing training materials and guidance, preparing rulemakings, coordinating website updates, and conducting outreach to local governments.

The role also supports training curriculum development for DEC staff and external entities, requiring strong written and oral communication and knowledge of