Regulatory and Permitting Specialist Jobs in Washington, DC
A Regulatory and Permitting Specialist in the utilities industry is responsible for managing all aspects of regulatory compliance and permitting for utility projects. This includes researching and interpreting federal, state, local, and industry regulations, preparing necessary documentation, and coordinating with appropriate agencies to obtain required permits. They also serve as a liaison between their company and regulatory bodies, ensuring that all projects are in compliance with relevant laws and regulations, and addressing any issues that might arise during the permit application process.
Important skills for this role include excellent communication, attention to detail, and the ability to multitask and manage multiple projects simultaneously. Familiarity with the utilities industry and relevant legal and regulatory frameworks is essential, and a degree in a related field is often required. Certifications in areas like environmental law, project management, or regulatory affairs can provide a valuable competitive edge. A person might work as a project coordinator, regulatory analyst or an environmental specialist before becoming a Regulatory and Permitting Specialist in the utilities industry.
Senior Consultant, Environmental Permitting Specialist, FERC Generalist (Mid-Level)
- Washington, DC
- 90+ days ago
- Washington, DC
- 90+ days ago
REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in a natural science or engineering field of study; 3+ years of applicable work and/or internship experience; Experience with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission...
Environmental Permitting Specialist
- Annapolis Junction, MD (20 miles from Washington, DC)
- 90+ days ago
- Annapolis Junction, MD (20 miles from Washington, DC)
- 90+ days ago
Coordination and/or leading due diligence desktop and field-based site investigations in support of project planning and permitting....
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