Hagerty Consulting, Inc. (Hagerty) is the nation’s leading emergency management and homeland security consulting firm. Known for its public spirit, innovative thinking, problem-solving, and exceptional people, Hagerty is sought after to work on some of the largest and most complex crisis and emergency management issues. We serve our clients across the nation to enhance their preparedness programs; create more resilient and sustainable communities; provide innovative solutions to enhance their response; and obtain and manage grants and loans to support their recovery.
This is not for immediate hire. Candidates for the FEMA EHP (Environmental Historic Preservation) Specialist position will be considered for our internal Recovery Cadre pipeline. Individuals we have added to this internal Recovery Cadre pipeline will receive first consideration for future openings that align with their skillset and interests. If you are interested in active open positions where we would be looking for immediate hire, please review the other openings on our website.
The FEMA EHP Specialist will provide technical guidance and ensure compliance with environmental and historic preservation laws and regulations for disaster recovery efforts.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE FEMA EHP SPECIALIST INCLUDE:

• Ability to prepare clear and comprehensive reports, technical comments, and compliance documents.
• Strong communication skills to work effectively with stakeholders.
• Ability to monitor, coordinate, and manage EHP compliance activities for projects for formulation to closeout.
• Bachelor’s degree required, or 4 years of related work experience in lieu of degree.

• Provide environmental planning and historic preservation considerations and legal requirements to leadership.
• Complete Environmental Historic Preservation (EHP) reviews and support program project closeout EHP review requirements.
• Review grant applications and project proposals to minimize impacts on resources.
• Prepare necessary compliance documents to meet requirements under laws like the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA).