Role & responsibilities

An EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) Coordinator in the water treatment industry leads multidisciplinary teams to evaluate, manage, and mitigate the environmental footprint of large-scale water and wastewater projects. They serve as the primary bridge between engineering designs, ecological impact, and regulatory compliance. [1, 2, 3, 4]Core Roles and Responsibilities

- Project Management & Coordination: Lead end-to-end EIA studies, coordinate multidisciplinary expert teams (like hydrologists and socio-economists), and manage baseline data collection for water, air, and soil quality. [1, 2, 3]
- Regulatory Compliance & Clearances: Draft Terms of Reference (ToR) and spearhead the preparation of EIA/EMP (Environmental Management Plan) reports. Represent projects before regulatory bodies such as the MoEF&CC;,



State Pollution Control Boards (SPCBs), and Expert Appraisal Committees (EAC/SEAC) to secure Environmental Clearances. [1, 2]
- Impact Prediction & Mitigation: Analyze how proposed water or wastewater treatment plants (STP/ETP/CETP) will alter the local ecosystem. Formulate strategies to manage brine discharge, sludge disposal, and odor control. [1, 2, 3]
- Stakeholder Engagement: Facilitate public hearings and community consultations to address concerns regarding water usage, discharge limits, and local ecology.

Preferred candidate profile

Female Candidates Preferred

Languages Known - English , Hindi , Tamil

📌 EIA Coordinator (Chennai)
🏢 Hubert Enviro Care Systems
📍 Chennai