Environmental/Radiological Engineer

Company Description

Egis is a global consulting and engineering firm working in construction, transport and mobility services. Joining our Group and its over 21,000 employees means, above all, sharing our values as a people-first company, strongly committed to sustainability and innovation. As one of the world’s leading consultancy, construction engineering and operating firms, we hold ourselves responsible for today’s biggest challenges; fighting climate change, the digital transition and meeting the needs of growing populations. We do this by designing smart, green infrastructure, transport and buildings, creating a sustainable future for communities everywhere.

Job Description

The Environmental Engineer (Radiological) is responsible for supporting environmental planning, impact assessments, permitting, compliance, and environmental monitoring activities for the development, construction, operation, and decommissioning of Small Modular Reactor (SMR) facilities. The role combines traditional environmental engineering expertise with specialized knowledge of radiological protection, environmental radioactivity, and nuclear regulatory requirements. The successful candidate will play a key role in environmental licensing and permitting, ensuring that radiological and non-radiological environmental impacts are assessed, mitigated, and managed in accordance with national regulations, international standards, and project commitments.

Environmental Impact Assessment

• Lead and support environmental impact assessments (EIA/ESIA) for SMR projects.
• Evaluate potential environmental effects associated with plant construction, operation, waste management, and decommissioning activities.
• Assess both radiological and non-radiological impacts on air quality, water resources, soil, ecosystems, and surrounding communities.
• Support development of environmental management and mitigation plans.

Radiological Environmental Assessments

• Conduct radiological impact assessments for routine operations and postulated accident scenarios.
• Assess radionuclide transport through atmospheric, terrestrial, and aquatic pathways.
• Perform public dose assessments and environmental risk studies.
• Support development of source term analyses and environmental consequence evaluations.
• Apply ALARA principles to environmental and radiological protection programs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics, or related discipline.
• Master's Degree in Environmental Engineering, Radiation Protection, Health Physics, Nuclear Engineering, or related field preferred.
• Minimum 5-10 years of experience in environmental engineering, environmental permitting, environmental impact assessment, or radiological assessment.
• Experience working within the nuclear, energy, infrastructure, industrial, or environmental consulting sectors.
• Due to project donor requirements, specialist will be of Thai nationality

Additional Information

Business Line: Energy and Sustainable Cities
Type of contract: Project Contract
Service Line: Environment and Energy
Region: Asia Pacific
Job Family: Technical Engineering