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Senior Environmental Engineer - Lands
Crescent Valley , Nevada, United States · On-site · fulltime_permanent · Environmental
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Nevada Gold Mines is seeking a highly qualified Senior Environmental Engineer with expertise in closure planning and permitting to join our Environmental Team at the Cortez operation. This critical role demands a candidate capable of effectively managing site reclamation and closure programs while facilitating the acquisition of essential federal and state permits. The successful candidate will lead a team dedicated to ensuring regulatory compliance with the site’s Plan of Operations and fulfilling obligations related to biodiversity and cultural resources.
Key Responsibilities:
- Site Closure Plans:
Lead the comprehensive development and execution of site closure plans, including conducting necessary studies and mitigation activities essential for the successful closure of inactive facilities.
- Reclamation Management:
Oversee reclamation permits for the site, managing the reclamation cost model, surety bonds, and long-term trusts effectively.
- Financial Compliance:
Ensure adherence to the company's closure and accounting standards, accurately tracking and reporting reclamation liabilities to maintain financial transparency and compliance.
- Cultural Resource Coordination:
Manage the site's cultural resource program, coordinating with qualified archaeology consultants and federal and state authorities on cultural surveys and the implementation of mitigation activities.
- Data Interpretation:
Analyze monitoring data related to compliance, reclamation, and closure programs, including water quality, geochemistry, vegetation, and material characterization.
- Collaboration on Permitting:
Work closely with the Engineering/Mine Planning and Permitting Teams to facilitate federal and state permitting actions, actively participating in the development and submission of modifications to the site’s Plan of Operations and Reclamation Permits.
- Stakeholder Communication:
Establish effective communication with a variety of stakeholders, including Federal and State authorities, to share monitoring results and collaborate on permitting and closure strategies.
- Program Management:
Participate in the planning, design, budgeting, and supervision of environmental compliance programs and projects, ensuring their effective implementation.
- Team Leadership:
Lead and mentor Environmental Engineers and Technicians as assigned.
- Regulatory Compliance:
Adhere to state and federal health and safety regulations, as well as all company policies and procedures.