Senior Environmental Consultant

Remote | Alaska or Washington | Full-Time

COMPENSATION: $55.00 - $65.00/hr DOE

REPORTS TO: Environmental Manager, Plans & Permits Division

CLASS: Full-time (40 hours/week)

FLSA: Non-exempt

LOCATION: Must reside in Alaska or Washington

TRAVEL: Approx. 25% - 50%

At Integrity Environmental LLC, a certified Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB), we take pride in helping communities and industries across the Pacific Northwest stay compliant with environmental regulations - while protecting the places where we live and work. Our small, collaborative team supports projects throughout both states, from urban centers to remote and rural communities, providing high-quality environmental planning, permitting, and compliance solutions.

As a Senior Environmental Consultant for Integrity Environmental LLC (Integrity), this position will create permits, plans, and other supporting documents to meet Federal, State, and local environmental regulatory requirements. The Senior Environmental Consultant will supervise and manage Environmental Consultants and/or Associate Environmental Consultants with Integrity. The Senior Environmental Consultant will also travel to and perform in-depth environmental compliance audits at industrial facilities.

A thorough knowledge of applicable Federal environmental regulations, as well as environmental regulations applicable in the Pacific Northwest, is highly valued. Flexibility and participation in the continued development and growth of the firm in both states is expected. This is a remote position, but the employee must reside in Alaska or Washington.

• APDES / SWPPP
• PAEL / ORL and Title V air permitting
• SPCC plans, FRPs and ODPCPs
• Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments

• Write, review, and update environmental permitting to support compliance within all regulatory areas listed on the previous page.
• Provide environmental plans and permits compliance training to clients, including spill response exercise planning and facilitation.
• Travel to industrial sites and use knowledge of bulk fuel infrastructure to assess compliance with applicable regulations.
• Identify and professionally communicate compliance issues, areas of interest to the client, and areas of regulatory overlap.
• Perform high-level technical editing on all documents as needed, including proofreading for grammar, spelling, punctuation, spacing, and editing for clarity.
• Use professional communication to educate clients and others on complex State, Federal, and local regulations and how they interact with industrial facility infrastructure and operations.

• Manage projects from start to finish. Delegate tasks as applicable and ensure projects remain on schedule and on budget.
• Utilize project management software (Asana) to maintain exceptional internal and external communication of project progress, schedule, and budget to all key stakeholders.
• Maintain a high level of client confidentiality.
• Support business development with existing clients, including responding to and bidding client requests, identifying additional client needs, and recognizing opportunities for expanded services.
• Maintain and create standard operating procedures (SOP) documents within Integrity's existing operations program.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Accomplish Integrity's objectives by supervising staff and organizing and monitoring work processes.
• Ensure all supervised employees meet set utilization rates for their position.
• Organize workflows and ensure employees understand their duties and/or…