Job Details

Join a global energy leader and contribute to high-impact projects that shape sustainable operations across large-scale facilities. Enjoy the opportunity to influence environmental strategy while working in a dynamic, innovation-driven environment.

Primary Services is excited toannounce the role of Air Permitting Engineer for a prestigious Global 20 energy company. This role offers the chance to provide critical regulatory expertise and hands-on support across complex operations within a major petrochemical manufacturing environment. The position plays a key role in driving environmental compliance, supporting large capital projects, and partnering with internal teams and regulatory bodies to deliver best-in-class environmental performance.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and support air permitting programs, including New Source Review (NSR) and Title V requirements.
• Prepare and submit permit applications and ensure timely receipt of environmental authorizations for capital and local projects.
• Oversee environmental aspects of Management of Change (MOC) processes across site operations.
• Serve as primary environmental liaison for project teams, ensuring regulatory requirements are integrated into project planning and execution.
• Provide technical expertise on federal and state air regulations, including NSPS, MACT, BACT, and related standards.
• Manage Title V permit revisions and ensure ongoing compliance with operating permits.
• Support environmental compliance efforts across non-air media such as water, waste, and groundwater in coordination with subject matter experts.
• Conduct environmental assessments using systems such as SAI360 and emissions databases.
• Interface with regulatory agencies and participate in regulatory development processes to influence outcomes and maintain compliance readiness.
• Deliver environmental training and site awareness programs related to permitting and regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related scientific field.
• Extensive experience in environmental compliance within a petrochemical or manufacturing facility.
• Proven experience preparing and obtaining permits under CAA, NSR, PSD, NPDES, and Title V programs.
• Strong knowledge of federal and Texas air regulations; familiarity with RCRA and TPDES is a plus.
• Experience working with Environmental Management Information Systems (EMIS).
• Direct experience interfacing with state and federal regulatory agencies.
• Proficiency in managing environmental aspects of capital projects and operational changes.
• Strong technical writing skills for permit applications and regulatory documentation.
• Ability to analyze complex regulatory requirements and apply them across multiple operational units.
• Advanced proficiency in English, both written and verbal.