Intermediate Environmental Engineer

Job Duties

• Conduct Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and Assessments of Past Uses. Completing site visits, interviews, historical and regulatory reviews and recommendations.

• Conduct field activities for Phase II Environmental Site Assessments and the Excess Soil Regulation. Conducting soil and groundwater sampling, surface water and sediment sampling, and soil tracking.

• Conduct field activities relating to remedial excavations.

• Analyze field data, produce tables, figures, and prepare technical reports.

• Oversee abatement and remediation processes.

• Offer leadership and direction regarding environmental policies, procedures, and compliance matters.

• Suggest, create, and implement environmental policies, training programs, and management practices.

• Comply with applicable Health and Safety procedures and guidelines.

• Co-ordinate, liaison and build business relationships with laboratories, Clients, sub-contractors and third-party stakeholders.

• Prepare proposals and cost estimates for projects.

• Schedule and manage projects, managing scopes of work, budgets and Client expectations.

• Collaborate with a diverse team in both field work and office environments to achieve project goals.

• Train and mentor junior level staff and co-op students.

• Oversee and support project progress for your team members

• Conduct peer and technical reviews of projects handled by your direct reports.

• Attend and contribute to monthly management meetings.

• Travel to project sites, which may require overnight trips and flexibility to work outside of regular business hours as needed.

• Other related duties as required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Earth or Environmental Science, Civil, Environmental, or Geological Engineering, Hydrogeology or Geology, or equivalent related disciplines. Eligibility for P.Geo. or P.Eng. certification would be considered an asset.

• Minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience in an environmental engineering role.

• A valid driver’s license, insurance and a personal vehicle is required.

• Eligible for federal security clearance.

• Flexibility to travel periodically.

Preferred Skills

• Experience in environmental monitoring, including species at risk surveys, discharge monitoring, and fish surveys.

• A solid understanding of geology and the principles of physical and chemical hydrogeology, particularly in relation to contaminated site assessments, delineation, and remediation.

• Relevant experience in monitoring and sampling surface water and groundwater, borehole drilling, installation of monitoring wells, logging field samples, and preparing borehole logs.

• Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills.

• Strong attention to detail and accuracy.

• Exceptional organizational skills.

• Data compilation and technical report writing.

• Work in both a self-lead and team environment, in office and field settings.

• Previous work experience in an environmental consulting firm.

• Proven track record in leading environmental projects.

• Knowledge of Ontario Regulation 153/04 and 406/19.

• Consulting experience with O. Reg. 406/19

• Proficiency with Microsoft Suite, including Word, Excel and Outlook.

• Experience with Phase I ESAs would be considered an asset.

• Experience with invoicing, budgeting, and other areas of project related management would be considered an asset.

• Auto-CAD or related experience would be considered an asset.

• gINT or related experience would be considered an asset.

This description is not a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that may be required of the employee and other duties, responsibilities and activities may be assigned or may be changed at any time with or without notice.