Regional Environmental Manager

Moab, UTfull time

On Site

senior

H1B: no

Marianaminerals The Regional Environmental Manager leads environmental permitting and compliance for a major mine expansion project in Utah, focusing on NEPA EIS compliance and agency coordination. This role manages operational environmental compliance at an active surface mine and oversees regulatory adherence with Utah state agencies.

Responsibilities

NEPA EIS Permitting Leadership
Lead NEPA strategy and execution, including initiation and management of new Environmental Impact Statements (EIS) and Environmental Assessments (EA) in coordination with BLM and third-party contractors.
Oversee EIS compliance for active projects, ensuring adherence to mitigation measures, monitoring plans, and reporting requirements outlined in Record of Decision (ROD) documents.
Coordinate with agencies and consultants to track status, respond to public and agency comments, and maintain documentation across all phases of the EIS lifecycle. 2. Regulatory & Compliance Management
Ensure compliance with the Utah Division of Water Quality, Division of Air Quality, Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, Division of Water Rights, and other agency regulations and permits related to air quality, water discharge, waste management, and wildlife protection.
Direct environmental monitoring programs (water, air, wildlife, cultural resources) and ensure timely submission of quarterly/annual reports to agencies.
Oversee remediation plans for any environmental impacts and ensure corrective actions are implemented.
Maintain compliance and relationships with BLM, DWQ, DAQ, DOGM, EPA, tribal governments, NGOs, and other agencies and organizations to facilitate smooth permitting and compliance processes.
Operational Environmental Management
Implement and audit environmental management systems (EMS) at the active mine site, ensuring adherence to permits and mitigation measures.
Supervise waste management, spill prevention, stormwater and pollution control programs, including inspections and corrective actions.
Coordinate with mine operations teams to ensure real-time compliance with environmental controls and permit conditions.

Qualification

10+ years in environmental permittingExperience in stakeholder engagementOur culture is built on four principlesEveryone Gets Home SafeExtreme OwnershipEngineer Out RequirementsShare Your Legos

Required

10+ years in environmental permitting, compliance, or consulting for mining or heavy industrial operations, with a proven track record of successful EIS approvals.
Experience working with Utah agencies (DAQ, DWQ, DOGM) and federal regulators (BLM, EPA, USFWS) on permitting.
Demonstrated ability to lead multi-disciplinary consultancy teams (hydrologists, biologists, archaeologists, air quality specialists) in EIS development.
Strong technical writing skills—must have authored or managed Plans of Operations, EIS chapters, or major permit applications.
Experience in stakeholder engagement, including negotiations with tribal governments, NGOs, and local communities.
Field experience at active mines—knowledge of water sampling, air monitoring, wildlife surveys, and reclamation practices.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, Geology, or related field.
Our culture is built on four principles:
Everyone Gets Home Safe. We never put speed or cost ahead of people.
Extreme Ownership. We take full responsibility for outcomes, relentlessly driving toward solutions.
Engineer Out Requirements, then Automate. We simplify, optimize, and then automate for scale.
Share Your Legos. We collaborate openly, share knowledge, and empower each other to build bigger, better solutions.