Job opportunity
Environmental Regulatory Affairs Officer
Northwest Employment Works
Become an Environmental Regulatory Affairs Officer and coordinate nuclear licensing submissions effectively. Manage technical documentation and ensure compliance with environmental standards in a hybrid setting.
This temporary role, lasting 12 months, requires a strong leader to oversee the development of environmental assessments and technical reports for a deep geological repository project. You will interact with a variety of stakeholders to harmonize project execution, from planning to oversight and support. Your analytical skills will be essential for meeting regulatory benchmarks throughout the project lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities:
• Lead development of project impact assessments
• Ensure technical consistency in regulatory submissions
• Review and monitor contractor deliverables and compliance
• Support environmental management and monitoring plan development
• Participate in public and community engagement activities
Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in engineering or earth sciences
• 6–8 years in environmental impact assessment
• Experience with project and contract management
• Strong technical writing and analytical abilities
• Proficient in team communication and collaboration
Utilize your experience to lead environmental assessments and foster compliance in regulatory processes across nuclear projects.
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Apply on source site This temporary role, lasting 12 months, requires a strong leader to oversee the development of environmental assessments and technical reports for a deep geological repository project. You will interact with a variety of stakeholders to harmonize project execution, from planning to oversight and support. Your analytical skills will be essential for meeting regulatory benchmarks throughout the project lifecycle.
Key Responsibilities:
• Lead development of project impact assessments
• Ensure technical consistency in regulatory submissions
• Review and monitor contractor deliverables and compliance
• Support environmental management and monitoring plan development
• Participate in public and community engagement activities
Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in engineering or earth sciences
• 6–8 years in environmental impact assessment
• Experience with project and contract management
• Strong technical writing and analytical abilities
• Proficient in team communication and collaboration
Utilize your experience to lead environmental assessments and foster compliance in regulatory processes across nuclear projects.
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