Environmental Specialist

International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO); Anchorage (AK); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) seeks an Environmental Specialist to ensure compliance with regulations and to monitor the Environmental Monitoring Plan during project execution. You will oversee environmental and quality aspects through planning, supervision, control, and reporting.

Responsibilities include defining permitting plans for North Slope drilling, coordinating baseline studies, handling NEPA processes, engaging stakeholders, and ensuring

Qualifications

• 5+ years of relevant environmental work in O&G Drilling, EPC, or construction projects.
• 3+ years as Environmental Coordinator on the North Slope.
• Degree in Environmental Science or Engineering with QHSE specialization.

Responsibilities

• Define environmental permitting plan for drilling activities on the North Slope.
• Manage baseline studies and environmental impact assessments for compliance.
• Coordinate NEPA processes and liaise with local, state, and federal agencies.
• Prepare environmental reports and communicate results to authorities.
• Ensure contractor compliance with environmental requirements and safety culture.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Environmental reporting

Auditing

Stakeholder management

Project coordination

Education

Bachelors in Environmental Science/Engineering

Tools

ISO 14001

ISO 45001

NEBOSH

Job description

JOB SUMMARY

The Environmental Specialist will ensure full compliance with current environmental regulations, the Environmental Impact Assessment, and all obligations derived from the Environmental Monitoring Plan (PVA) during project execution, guaranteeing proper planning, supervision, control, and reporting of the associated environmental and quality aspects.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

• Define environmental permitting plan for drilling activities planned on the North Slope.
• Manage environmental baseline studies necessary for compliance with local regulations.
• Manage environmental impact assessments, environmental assessments, and NEPA processes as required for compliance with local, State, and Federal regulations.
• Manage interactions with local, State, and Federal Environmental regulatory agencies.
• Support in the identification of stakeholders and preparation of stakeholders’ management plan.
• Management of environmental programs: define environmental programs and monitor progress of these programs. Communicate results with local authorities according to local regulations.
• Manage biodiversity action plans following Client and applicable regulations.
• Conduct audits to Wells and services contractors.
• Ensure effective implementation of environmental mitigation measures.
• Ensure that contractors such as Drilling and Completions, Construction, and others comply with Client and local regulatory environmental requirements.
• Perform assurance activities (auditing and inspection) of contractor’s compliance.
• Ensure compliance with local, State, and Federal Environmental requirements.
• Ensure timely response to environmental incidents, documenting the response and following up the management of any liabilities generated.
• Ensure oil spill preparedness, coordinate emergency drills.
• Prepare relevant project-specific environmental procedures.
• Communicate environmental constraints, requirements and mitigation measures effectively to project stakeholders.
• Prepare environmental reports.
• Provide environmental technical advice as needed.
• Verify that all project activities comply with applicable environmental legislation, the environmental impact assessment, and the developer’s environmental commitments.
• Identify deviations, propose corrective measures, and ensure their implementation.
• Coordinate and oversee the execution of all controls, measurements, and inspections established in the environmental monitoring plan.
• Ensure proper data collection, traceability, and the quality of technical reporting.
• Review and validate the documentation generated by contractors and field teams.
• Draft/review environmental compliance reports, weekly and monthly reports, and notifications to the authorities when required.
• Maintain effective communication with the operations team, subcontractors, site management, and environmental authorities.
• Provide technical advice on project quality, environmental management and best practices.
• Support the HSE department in integrating environmental criteria into procedures, training, and controls.
• Economic management and control.
• Monitor costs associated with subcontractors linked to the PVA.
• Verify certifications, scopes, and contractual compliance of environmental suppliers.
• Prepare and manage the environmental documentation required for authorizations, permits, notifications, and administrative procedures.
• Prepare end of well environmental report.
• Support AES zero-incident safety culture and assume personal accountability and responsibility for safe work practices in all projects, activities, and operations.
• Other duties will be assigned to this position as needed.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE

• 5+ years of relevant environmental work in O&G Drilling, EPC, or construction Projects
• 3+ years of previous experience as an Environmental Coordinator on the North Slope
• Solid understanding of environmental legislation, environmental impact assessment, and sector-specific regulations in the North Slope
• Ability to interpret EIAs, Environmental Monitoring Plans and technical specifications
• University Degree in Environmental Science or Engineering (Wells, Industrial, Chemical, Safety or Environmental Engineering) with specialization in QHSE

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

• Proficient in HSEQ Management Systems ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 9001
• Possess certification in NEBOSH or equivalent