["Permitting Compliance Manager | Hudson Tunnel Project","Permitting Compliance Manager | Hudson Tunnel Project"]

The busiest rail connection between New York, New Jersey, and the Northeast Corridor, the Hudson Tunnel Project will improve capacity, reliability, and resiliency of commuter and intercity rail transit serving 800,000 daily passengers from Washington, D.C. to New York and New England. Manage the process of obtaining environmental permits and approvals, including coordination with agencies like the EPA, USACE, NOAA, NMFS, USFWS, NJDEP, NYSDEC, and local authorities.

About the Company & Project

Our client is a leading global Consultancy renowned for delivering high-profile, complex, iconic, large-scale capital projects.

We are currently seeking a dedicated and accomplished Permitting Compliance Manager for the Hudson Tunnel Project (HTP). This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to contribute to this landmark project that is poised to deliver transformative impacts across economic, transportation, and environmental sustainability.

The busiest rail connection between New York, New Jersey, and the Northeast Corridor, the Hudson Tunnel Project will improve capacity, reliability, and resiliency of commuter and intercity rail transit serving 800,000 daily passengers from Washington, D.C. to New York and New England. This is a milestone project that is slated to receive nearly $12 billion in federal funding, the largest investment in a mass transit project in modern history.

As the Permitting Compliance Manager, you will play a pivotal role in the delivery of this significant project. This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a mission that aligns with our client's purpose: to create responsible places that bring transformative impact to their people, communities, and societies.

Responsibilities

• Monitor permitting requirements and ensure compliance throughout the project lifecycle.
• Oversee environmental inspections, sampling, and monitoring programs to assess the project's impact on air, water, soil, and wildlife.
• Prepare and submit required reports to regulatory agencies.
• Manage the process of obtaining environmental permits and approvals, including coordination with agencies like the EPA, USACE, NOAA, NMFS, USFWS, NJDEP, NYSDEC, and local authorities.
• Track compliance with permit conditions and documentation.
• Identify potential environmental risks and implement mitigation strategies.
• Respond to environmental incidents, investigate causes, and develop corrective action plans.
• Ensure the project adheres to federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations such as NEPA, Clean Water Act, and Endangered Species Act.