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Williams

Owns and operates natural gas pipelines

Environmental Specialist

Environmental EngineeringUpdated on Nov 13
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree and at least two years of environmental experience are required for Environmental Specialist II.
  • A bachelor's degree and at least four years of environmental experience are required for Environmental Specialist III.
  • A bachelor's degree and at least eight years of environmental experience are required for Environmental Specialist IV.
  • A bachelor's degree and at least fifteen years of multifaceted environmental experience are required for Environmental Specialist V.
  • Demonstrated organizational and interpersonal skills are required.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and general personal computer skills is required.
  • Maintaining safety as the utmost priority is required.

Responsibilities

  • Participate in or lead environmental project planning and implementation, including scheduling, cost estimating, environmental impact assessments, and reporting; lead projects or programs of varying risk and complexity, including developing execution strategies and coordinating resource requirements.
  • Assess environmental risk, recommend appropriate courses of action, and support or lead implementation of approved actions, including preparation of required regulatory documentation.
  • Prepare and submit applications for environmental permits, renewals, approvals, variances, and other authorizations.
  • Coordinate with internal partners and regulatory agencies to support environmental permitting, compliance, and project objectives; cultivate and maintain effective relationships with regulatory agencies and other stakeholders; participate in relevant industry associations and environmental communities.
  • Prepare and submit required environmental compliance reports, prepare certifications for review and signature by authorized personnel, and develop and maintain related program documentation.
  • Interpret applicable federal, state, and local environmental regulations; research governmental and industry standards to determine compliance requirements; and support compliance with regulatory requirements.
  • Develop, maintain, improve, and provide guidance on environmental processes, policies, systems, and practices related to air, water, waste management, and remediation.
  • Perform environmental compliance audits and due diligence investigations as needed.
  • Identify environmental training needs, develop or conduct training for internal partners, and provide guidance and mentorship to others.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • At least ten years of experience in environmental permitting and impact assessments.
  • Experience supporting environmental programs involving air, water, waste, and/or natural or cultural resources.
  • Experience supporting environmental permitting and construction compliance for energy, natural gas, or infrastructure projects, including federal, state, and/or local permitting and regulatory compliance.
  • Experience supporting FERC-regulated natural gas projects, including environmental permitting, regulatory filings, and/or agency coordination.
  • Knowledge of applicable environmental regulations and the ability to evaluate regulatory changes and their impact on projects or operations.
  • Experience working with regulatory agencies, multidisciplinary project teams, and external consultants.

About the Company

Williams

Owns and operates natural gas pipelines

Williams owns and operates energy infrastructure assets, primarily natural gas pipelines and gathering/processing facilities in the United States. Its core business is to connect natural gas supplies to markets by charging fees for the use of its pipelines and processing assets, creating a stable, fee-based revenue stream less exposed to commodity prices. The company also has a significant presence in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, where it ranks among the largest gatherers and processors of natural gas. Williams differentiates itself through a large, fixed-asset network that provides critical midstream services to utilities, local distribution companies, and industrial users, helping to move gas efficiently from supply sources to demand centers. The company’s goal is to reliably connect gas supplies to markets while maintaining steady cash flow from its pipeline and processing services and expanding its fee-based midstream footprint.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Tulsa, OK
Founded
1908

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