Sr Environment Site Engineer

Client of Brunel

Monitor EPCC Contractor's activities to ensure full compliance with company, MIC, and MOECC regulations.

• Ensure implementation of Project-specific environmental standards and best practices.
• Promote environmentally responsible behavior on-site through awareness campaigns and engagement with site teams.
• Identify and assess environmental risks specific to ammonia and urea production (e.g., ammonia leaks, effluent discharge, NOx emissions).
• Collect and analyze environmental monitoring data (air quality, noise, water, soil) to detect trends and ensure compliance.
• Recommend and follow up on preventive and corrective actions based on monitoring results.
• Review and comment on EPCC Contractor's HSE procedures, focusing on environmental controls and mitigation measures.
• Coordinate joint environmental campaigns (e.g., waste segregation, spill prevention) and conduct surveillance inspections.
• Track EPCC Contractor's responses to environmental issues and ensure timely closure of observations and non-conformances.
• Support the Project HSE Manager in achieving full HSE compliance, with a focus on environmental performance.
• Participate in safety walks, inspections, and audits, providing environmental insights and recommendations.
• Ensure contractual environmental obligations are met and report any deviations to Project Management.
• Maintain comprehensive environmental records, including permits, inspection reports, monitoring logs, and incident reports.
• Prepare and submit environmental compliance reports to Project Management and other stakeholders as required.
• Contribute to monthly HSE dashboards and reports with environmental KPIs and highlights.
• Actively participate in engineering development activities to ensure environmental considerations are integrated into design and execution.
• Provide expert environmental input to ensure risks are identified early and mitigated effectively
• Support EPCC Contractor in fulfilling requirements for obtaining the Environmental Permit from relevant authorities.