Environmental / Regulatory Advisor III

Job Title: Environmental / Regulatory Advisor III

Duration: 12 months (possibility of extension) Schedule: 5/40 Location: Kemmerer, WY. Per diem offered for non-locals. This opportunity is with a refinery and chemical complex project environment and focuses on environmental and regulatory oversight across engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning activities. The role supports regulatory compliance, environmental management planning, permitting, EPC contractor coordination, and field performance monitoring, with particular relevance to NEPA, pipeline permitting, BLM-related activity, and construction-phase environmental inspections. This position offers involvement in technically complex work with strong impact across project compliance, reporting, and environmental performance.

Required Education

• University degree in Natural or Environmental Sciences, Natural Resource Management, Social Sciences, Engineering, or another technical field related to environmental and regulatory management

Required Experience

• Previous experience in a closely related environmental and regulatory role
• Experience in environmental, socioeconomic, and/or health disciplines, preferably within construction or extractive industry projects
• Experience supporting project permits, licences, approvals, compliance tracking, and regulatory reporting
• Experience reviewing and coordinating environmental management plans, waste management plans, spill response plans, socioeconomic action plans, and health plans
• Experience conducting routine site inspections, assessments, and compliance monitoring during construction and reclamation phases

Required Skills

• Ability to assist with review of NEPA documentation (Riley Ridge Tie-In Pipeline, Feed Gas Trunk Line)
• Ability to co-lead an internal Environmental Aspects Assessment for project activities
• Ability to provide environmental compliance inspections during construction and reclamation phases
• Ability to develop and deliver EMCAPS sustainability documentation and requirements
• Knowledge of pipeline permitting, cultural heritage, environmental and regulatory compliance, EIS, and oil and gas project environments

Preferred Qualifications

• Ability to support business travel of approximately 50%