Senior Engineer - Rural Servicing

EnVision Consultants Ltd. is looking for a bright, motivated, team-oriented person to join our Rural Servicing team. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to and lead current projects and explore future opportunities. Our Rural Servicing team consists of skilled environmental and water resource engineers and technologists who specialize in decentralized sewage and water servicing, development approvals, and water resource impact studies. About EnVision: EnVision was founded by the desire to return to the basics of consulting. Our goal is to simplify our clients’ experience by providing practical solutions with our industry-leading technical expertise. We are a multidisciplinary team with a focus on infrastructure and geo-environmental related services. Our team of professional engineers, scientists, technologists, and support staff bring decades of experience and knowledge for a wide range of end markets. From development to large scale infrastructure projects, our team is ready to provide a full lifecycle consulting experience. We strive to work with our clients to achieve their goals - on time, and on budget. Our goal is to develop long-lasting relationships with our clients and partners to achieve the best possible outcome. EnVision Consultants is committed to employment equity, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace. In accordance with provincial regulations, upon request, support will be provided for accommodations throughout the recruitment, selection, and assessment process. As part of your role, you may expect to be involved in: * Direct the technical component of decentralized servicing projects, encompassing field methodologies, reporting, and client deliverables. These projects may include on-site sewage system designs, water resource impact assessments, environmental compliance monitoring, sewage maintenance re-inspection programs, development approval studies, construction tendering, and construction inspections, among others. * Liaison with regulators, including the MECP, on development applications, permits and ECA applications. * Develop technical work plans, work schedules, and financial proposals. * Prepare technical reports documenting field investigations, analytical results, and interpretations. * Provide excellent client management to existing and potential clients; including working with EnVision team members to develop new business through marketing initiatives. * In addition, any other functions assigned as part of your employment. To apply to this position, you should expect to have: * A Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering, Water Resource Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related field of study from an accredited university or college. * Registered as a Professional Engineer in Ontario. * 8+ years of experience within the industry with prior on-site sewage system experience managing land development, design, approval and construction projects. * Sound understanding of design engineering codes and technical standards. * Strong communication and interpersonal skills. * A valid G license and access to a vehicle to travel to and from office/site (mileage to sites compensated). * Prior consulting experience is an asset, but not required. Why EnVision? * Be part of a fast-growing professional services company that embodies a caring and supportive atmosphere. * Significant opportunities for growth and mentorship. * Competitive compensation and employer paid benefit options. * Employer matching program. * Positive work environment and culture, including social events and training sessions covering a wide variety of topics for the entire team. * Be part of a team that is known for technical excellence and strong project delivery. The salary for this position will be commensurate with the years of relevant experience and qualifications that the successful candidate brings to the role. This posting is for an existing vacancy. EnVision is committed to employment equity, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace. In accordance with provincial regulations, upon request, support will be provided for accommodations throughout the recruitment, selection, and assessment process.

Direct the technical components of decentralized servicing projects, including sewage system designs, water impact assessments, and environmental monitoring. Manage client relationships, prepare technical proposals, and liaise with regulators regarding development applications and permits.

Requires a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and registration as a Professional Engineer in Ontario. Candidates must have 8+ years of industry experience with on-site sewage systems and land development projects.

• Competitive compensation • Employer paid benefit options • Employer matching program • Training sessions

• Project managementPreferred

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• Environmental engineering
• Water resource engineering
• Civil engineering
• Decentralized sewage system design
• Water resource impact assessment
• Environmental compliance monitoring
• Development approvals
• Construction tendering
• Construction inspection
• Project management
• Technical reporting
• Client management
• Business development
• Regulatory liaison
• Communication skills
• Interpersonal skills
• Construction Inspection
• Employment Equity
• Workplace Inclusivity
• Project Delivery
• Management
• Civil Engineering
• Communication
• Consulting
• Environmental Engineering
• Environmental Compliance
• Marketing
• Hydraulic Engineering
• Interpersonal Communications
• Land Development
• Professional Engineer (PE) License
• Mentorship
• Sewage
• Sewage Collection And Disposal
• Technical Standard
• Water Resources
• Team Oriented
• Investigation

• Engineering
• Consulting
• Environmental & Sustainability
• Construction
• Rural Carrier
• Environmental Compliance Specialist
• Environmental Engineers
• Environmental Compliance Inspectors
• Compliance Officers

Minimum education

Bachelor’s degree

Minimum experience

10+ years

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week