Senior Consultant, Air Quality Permitting
Senior Consultant, Air Quality Permitting
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- BS in Chemical or Environmental Engineering, or Environmental Sciences (MS preferred) or equivalent experience 3+ years (4+ years preferred) of experience in environmental permitting and compliance
- Hands-on experience with air quality construction permits, Title V, PSD, NSR, BACT, and/or MACTStrong analytical skills with proficiency in spreadsheets and databases
- Excellent communication skills and ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
- Willingness to travel to client sites as needed
- This position is not eligible for immigration sponsorship
- Advanced degree in a related field
- Experience with climate change projects such as GHG inventories and emission reduction strategies
- Familiarity with emerging Low Carbon Fuel Standards and complex permitting programs
- Conduct air quality analyses and regulatory applicability evaluations
- Prepare and manage air quality permits (Title V, PSD, NSR) and liaise with regulators
- Develop emission inventories and assess pollution control technologies
- Implement climate change initiatives, including public disclosure and verification
- Support MACT compliance programs and deliver actionable recommendations
- Ensure quality standards across multiple projects within scope, budget, and schedule
- Foster strong client relationships and collaborate with ERM's national network of experts
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