Environmental Coordinator

Job Summary And Requirements This competition is for one permanent position, and anticipatory term and permanent positions. Join Our Team at the Department of Highways and Public Works! Are you ready to make a positive impact on Yukon communities? The Department of Highways and Public Works provides the necessary structure that makes life in Yukon possible. Together, we are committed to uphold the values of safety, innovation, teamwork, and leadership in our everyday work. We are currently seeking a talented individual to join our Transportation team. This position coordinates, observes, monitors, records and reports with respect to the environmental aspects of transportation infrastructure planning, contract development, construction and post construction. This position will focus on the requirements of YESAA, Fisheries Act, Yukon Waters Act and Canadian Navigable Waters Act, and assisting with the planning and coordinating of obtaining all necessary regulatory approvals as well as ensuring there is compliance both during and post construction, for transportation related projects. For more information on what we offer, terms and conditions of employment, how to apply, and tips on how to prepare and submit your resume, please visit: Careers in the Government of Yukon (yukoncareerpaths.ca) Essential Qualifications Please submit your resume clearly demonstrating how you meet the qualifications below. Selections for further consideration will be based solely on the information you provide in your resume. Post-secondary education in Environmental Science, Natural Resource Management, Wildlife Biology, Ecology, or a related discipline. Experience interpreting and applying environmental legislation, regulations, policies, and guidelines to transportation infrastructure projects or other industrial activities (e.g., mining, forestry, resource development). Experience coordinating environmental compliance activities in the field for transportation infrastructure projects or other industrial activities, including environmental inspections, monitoring, documentation, and reporting. Experience engaging and consulting with First Nations and Indigenous governments as part of environmental assessment, regulatory approval, or project delivery processes. Experience coordinating multiple environmental projects or activities from planning through implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of compliance requirements. Candidates who have education, training, and/or experience equivalent to the essential qualifications listed above may be equally considered. Desired Knowledge, Skills And Suitability The ideal candidate will possess these qualifications, skills and knowledge, but also demonstrate suitability for the role and organizational culture. Key competencies for success in this role include: Excellent verbal and written communication skills; Excellent workload and time management skills and ability to manage multiple priorities and a changing workload, under deadlines; Knowledge and competency in working on operational environmental issues/matters (e.g. spills, best management practices for road maintenance activities) for transportation related activities and taking the necessary steps to ensure compliance and resolve environmental issues. Excellent relationship-building skills to work with colleagues, industry, stakeholders, First Nations Governments, other government departments, and the public; Ability to problem solve and work collaboratively and effectively with colleagues, regulators and stakeholders to problem solve and provide timely field fit solutions; and Ability to make sound decisions and initiate tasks without direction. Conditions of Employment This is a designated position within the Yukon public service which requires the following condition(s) of employment: Have and maintain a valid Yukon Class 5 driver’s licence or equivalent. Job Requirements This is a designated position within the Yukon public service which requires the following job requirements: Travel within Yukon. Additional Information For more information about this position, please contact: Andrew McCoy, Manager of Environmental Affairs at [email protected] . For more information on what is happening at HPW, we encourage you to check us out on Yukon.ca , and Facebook . If you have questions about our recruitment process or what rewarding career opportunities are available within Highways and Public Works, please contact: Kylie Townend, at [email protected] Eligibility List 12 months

Coordinates and monitors environmental aspects of transportation infrastructure planning, construction, and post-construction. Ensures compliance with regulatory acts such as YESAA and the Fisheries Act while managing approvals and reporting.

Requires post-secondary education in Environmental Science or a related field and experience applying environmental legislation to industrial projects. Must have experience in field compliance, Indigenous consultation, and possess a valid Class 5 driver's license.

• Time managementPreferred
• Problem solvingPreferred
• Project managementPreferred

Identified from the job description. Confirm important requirements above.

• Environmental Compliance
• Regulatory Approvals
• Environmental Monitoring
• Indigenous Consultation
• Project Coordination
• Environmental Legislation
• Field Inspection
• Reporting
• Stakeholder Engagement
• Time Management
• Problem Solving
• Written Communication
• Verbal Communication
• Spill Management
• Road Maintenance Best Practices

• Environmental & Sustainability
• Government & Public Sector
• Transportation
• Science & Research
• Engineering

Minimum education

Bachelor’s degree

Minimum experience

2+ years

Apply by

Sep 23, 2026

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week

Seniority

Associate