Contaminated Sites Professional (Intermediate)

We currently have an opening for an Intermediate Contaminated Sites Professional to join our team in Regina.

You have established your career in contaminated sites and have a desire to continue to learn and grow in a dynamic team environment. You enjoy the challenge of working on many projects concurrently, addressing complex problems, and demonstrating an aptitude for consulting. You are competent in completing both field sampling tasks and reporting, as well as project management. You are coachable and eager to advance and refine your skills as an environmental scientist.

We offer a culture that promotes entrepreneurial spirit within the stability of a well-established company and provide many professional development and advancement opportunities for those with an aptitude for consulting. You will work both independently and with other engineers and scientists on a wide variety of field and office assignments. Travel, flexibility, and field work are required for this position.

Responsibilities include the following:

• Conducting soil, surface water, vapour, and groundwater quality investigations, and summarizing laboratory results.
• Providing field services for contaminated site investigations.
• Completing Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, including research and interviews.
• Liaising with clients, laboratories, and contractors.
• Preparing work plans, proposals, and technical reports for projects.
• Contributing to business development, including proactive business development, leading, and assisting in proposal preparation.
• Tracking project budgets.
• Training junior team members on the science and practices of contaminated sites programs.
• Managing small and large-scale projects.

Job Requirements:

What you will bring:

• Undergraduate degree or applied technical diploma in environmental science, hydrology, physical geography, environmental engineering, earth science, chemistry, water resources, or equivalent areas of practice.
• 5+ years of post-graduation experience in contaminated sites.
• Ability to work well under pressure, track progress on multiple tasks, manage logistics, and meet budgets and deadlines.
• Knowledge of the contaminated sites regulatory environment in Saskatchewan.
• Registered or eligible for registration with a relevant professional association is an asset.
• Excellent written and spoken communication, with proficiency in word processing, data analysis, and data presentation.
• Willingness to travel and work remotely, sometimes for extended periods. Valid driver’s licence required.

What we offer:

• Flexible working arrangements.
• Competitive salary and benefits, including extended health, dental coverage, Employee and Family Assistance Program, childcare benefit, matching company pension program, and a parental leave top-up program.
• Culture that promotes sustainability, accessibility, respect, diversity, and inclusion.
• Ongoing support for your professional development and growth, including mentoring programs, training opportunities, professional designation support, and a Young Professionals Group.
• Work environment that focuses on your health, safety, and overall wellness, including COR (Certificate of Recognition) certification, fitness allowance, and local wellness activities.
• Opportunities to participate in social club activities and events (including our biennial company-wide Olympics), lunch-and-learns, and community support initiatives.