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Environmental Compliance & Permitting Specialist

LaBella Associates
CompanyLaBella Associates
CategorySafety & Environment
LocationOrange
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentFull-time
LevelMid
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted6 May 2026
Last verified11 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
LaBella is currently seeking an Environmental Compliance Permitting Specialist to join our Environmental Division within our Utility Program Management Department. This Environmental Compliance & Permitting Specialist would ideally become an embedded LaBella employee within United Illuminating's (UI) environmental & permitting group and become proficient managing a portfolio of UI's environmental compliance & permitting efforts. The Environmental Compliance & Permitting Specialist will be an integral member of the UI team, directly supporting initiatives and helping UI implement its strategic vision. The proper candidate should be self-sufficient, have experience managing projects, working directly with clients and maintaining client relationships. This position creates an exciting opportunity for the right candidate to establish themselves within a growing and stable company while working within a corporate culture that encourages professional growth in a positive environment. Duties: The Environmental Compliance & Permitting Specialist will assist UI with both environmental compliance programs and well as assisting with the permitting process for UI's capital project portfolio. For environmental related tasks, this position will be responsible for assisting UI with waste management, soil spoils management and spill response & reporting. For permitting related tasks, the position will be responsible for overseeing and assisting with all necessary studies and the preparation of licensing and permitting applications to obtain regulatory approvals for UI construction projects. This position will ensure compliance with regulatory permit and licensing requirements during project construction and restoration activities. Responsibilities: • Manage environmental compliance programs such as waste management and soil spoils management. • Responds to spills from UI owned electrical equipment including coordination with environmental spill response / remediation contractors. • Conduct all required regulatory reporting for spills from UI owned electrical equipment. • Manage environmental permitting efforts on large and small-scale utility projects. • Assist in coordinating the work for all aspects of project development, including outside consultant deliverables, (monitor task completion, applicability to regulatory requirements, assist in scheduling and drafting product reviews). • Provide overall support to the project teams to ensure timely preparation of acceptable license and permit application material and completion of implementation and compliance activities. • Prepare and/or review sections of various licensing and implementation documents under the supervision of leadership. • Assist in preparation of responses to regulatory agencies and the public and prepare responses where appropriate. • Provide technical support for managing data and documents pertinent to stakeholder communication, project schedules, licensing issues, studies and expenditures. • Work with local, state, and federal regulatory agencies throughout the permitting process. • Review environmental regulatory correspondence, subcontractor reports and permit applications. • Review stream/wetland/vernal pool surveys and delineations following in accordance with USACE guidance. Requirements • Thorough knowledge of waste management including Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) regulations. • Thorough knowledge of the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP) regulations including DEEP’s Release-Based Cleanup Program. • Knowledge of, project siting and regulatory compliance. Direct with the utility industry is a plus. • Knowledge of regulatory and statutory requirements, including but not limited to Connecticut Siting Council for transmission line and generation construction, stream, wetland, and stormwater regulations. • Writing and verbal