Project Engineer– Environmental Compliance Specialist
Listed on 2026-08-02
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Engineering
Environmental Compliance & Protection, Environmental Engineer, Water Management, Environmental & Urban Planning
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Project Engineer– Environmental Compliance Specialist - (870)Job Title
Project Engineer– Environmental Compliance Specialist
Job Type
Regular Full Time
Education
Bachelor's Degree
Location
Burlington, MA - Burlington, MA 01803 US (Primary)
Position OverviewThis position is responsible for supporting environmental compliance projects across New England, from initiation through completion. This role involves coordinating and participating in stormwater sampling and inspection activities, preparing and implementing Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs) and Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) plans, performing comprehensive environmental compliance audits, and supporting other project-specific permitting obligations. The role combines technical fieldwork with office responsibilities to ensure that operational practices, documentation, and reporting meet stringent regulatory requirements.
This position also supports mentoring junior staff and strengthening the firm’s overall environmental compliance capabilities.
- Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering or related field.
- 6+ years in environmental consulting with demonstrated interest and progression in environmental compliance or permitting.
- Strong working knowledge of relevant state‑level regulations (New England region) and federal programs.
- Experience implementing environmental compliance programs across multiple sites and coordinating with internal staff, vendors, clients, regulators and other stakeholders.
- Demonstrated task/project management skills.
- Intermediate data evaluation and analytical skills.
- Excellent technical writing and communication skills.
- Strong documentation and organizational skills.
- Experience with common technical protocols and regulatory requirements.
- Ability and willingness to support the technical growth of staff level professionals.
- OSHA 40‑hr HAZWOPER preferred.
- Experience with EPA’s Central Data Exchange (CDX) platform (e.g., NetDMR and NetMSGP) preferred.
- Manage, coordinate and/or conduct routine stormwater compliance activities including inspections, sampling and reporting under the EPA’s MSGP and/or other NPDES program requirements, including the evaluation of field data to identify and determine future client needs and project requirements.
- Develop, implement and update SWPPPs.
- Prepare, maintain and audit SPCC plans.
- Conduct routine site inspections to evaluate environmental compliance programs (stormwater, SPCC, air, hazardous waste) and make recommendations to address program deficiencies, as necessary.
- Provide project management (scope development, scheduling and budget tracking) for compliance programs, including invoicing and general project administration.
- Prepare regulatory reports and other submittals including DMRs.
- Conduct regulatory research and permitting for miscellaneous client requests.
- Support air permitting evaluations, regulatory research, compliance documentation, and preparation of related permit applications or submittals.
- Conduct third‑party reviews of permit applications to evaluate adequacy in conformance with local, state, and federal regulations.
- Participate in the development of junior staff and work with senior management to continue to grow as a consultant and leader of the firm.
This position works in the field as well as the office environment. In the field, candidate will be working independently or leading a larger team at exterior project sites to perform compliance audits, sample collection, recording of operational/meter parameters, and potentially oversight of subcontractors. These field activities require the ability to drive to different project sites and physically move around outdoors in various terrains, in adverse weather conditions and occasionally for extended or irregular hours.
Conducting work involves the use of hand‑held monitoring instruments and tools, as well as water sampling equipment, which requires the ability to routinely lift and carry objects, stand, walk, reach, bend, squat, kneel and twist. Office work is primarily…
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