Environmental Specialist – Terrace
Top Benefits
About the role
Location
Terrace, BC
About Hatfield
Hatfield has been proudly serving our clients and our community for over 50 years. We have been recognized as one of Canada’s Top SME Employers in 2024. With 250 team members and growing, Hatfield provides high-quality environmental and social services for private and public sector clients around the world. When you join Hatfield, you choose a career that makes a difference in the lives of all those who share our planet.
We are seeking an Environmental Specialist to join our Infrastructure Environmental Monitoring (IEM) group. You will work on fast-paced, dynamic, construction projects throughout Western Canada. Project assignments will cross several industry sectors (e.g., roads, bridges, highways, rapid transit, marine and coastal development, pipelines, municipal infrastructure, tunneling, renewable energy, etc.).
Responsibilities
Manage and supervise teams of environmental technicians and specialists responsible for environmental management and monitoring on a range of infrastructure projects. Manage all aspects of project implementation, including resourcing, budgeting, scheduling, reporting, quality management, and day-to-day client liaison. Manage required environmental field surveys in support of project design and implementation. Provide technical assistance for acquiring environmental permits, licenses, and approvals from regulatory agencies in support of infrastructure projects. Provide technical assistance in the preparation of a range of environmental compliance documents required for project approval and implementation, such as EMPs, environmental protection plans, and environmental work plans. Work with project development teams – including proponents, regulators, designers, and construction personnel – to address environmental management and protection measures during project planning and implementation. Coordinate and participate in field activities including data collection, environmental assessments, monitoring activities and reporting. Supporting business development opportunities, including the writing of proposals.
Education and Experience
Undergraduate degree in a relevant environmental discipline (fisheries, aquatics, ecology, environmental science/studies). 5+ years of experience managing environmental aspects of infrastructure development projects. Relevant professional certification (e.g., BIT/RPBio, RBTech, AAg, EPt, etc.) or ability to obtain is an asset. Experience interpreting and working with federal and provincial environmental regulatory and permitting requirements associated with infrastructure development projects. Experience working in large, multi-disciplinary teams is essential. Experience managing a range of environmental disciplines (air quality, noise, surface and groundwater quality, soils, vegetation, fish and fish habitat, contaminated sites. Access to a personal vehicle to drive to client sites. A valid Canadian driver’s license for the past three years, and the ability to meet the requirements for our third-party automobile insurance policy.
Other Assets/Skills
Enthusiastic ability to work in the field for long hours in a variety of weather conditions. Excellent problem-solving skills to ensure project delivery and compliance through creative and adaptable solutions. Capable of working and communicating with multi-disciplinary project teams. Ability to obtain permits, licenses, and approvals from local, provincial, and federal authorities as well as ability to write weekly reports, EMPs, etc. Understanding of pertinent environmental legislation, regulations, and guidance documents. Demonstrated aptitude for project management and coordination, and excellent organization and problem-solving skills. Ability to support business development opportunities, including writing proposals and marketing materials.
What's In It For You?
Friendly and down-to-earth work culture
Hybrid and flexible working arrangements Biweekly Earned Days Off (EDO) program Matching group retirement plan Comprehensive health insurance – medical/dental/vision coverage Competitive vacation and special leave Professional development and mentorship opportunities Relocation allowance
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
Hatfield is committed to employment equity and workplace diversity. We strive for equity, inclusiveness, and diversity, irrespective of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, or disability.
Hatfield acknowledges that our offices are located on the traditional and unceded territories of Indigenous Peoples. We also recognize and acknowledge the rights, cultures, interests, and aspirations of the many other Indigenous Peoples who have lived since time immemorial in the places we live and work. Hatfield is committed to building an inclusive workforce that is representative of the populations we serve, and to provide and support career opportunities for Indigenous Peoples. We warmly invite all Indigenous Peoples to apply.
How to Apply
To apply, please submit your CV in confidence through the online form or email: resumes@hatfieldgroup.catsone.com. Please indicate “Environmental Specialist – Terrace” in your subject line. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Salary: $77k – $118k. We extend an invitation to applicants of all levels to submit their candidacy for this role. Please be advised, that in the course of our assessment of your qualifications, we retain the right to adjust the seniority classification of the position accordingly.
Please note that we will only consider candidates who are authorized to work in Canada at the time of application. Proof of eligibility to work in Canada may be required prior to employment.
About Hatfield
Hatfield is proud to celebrate 50 years of serving our clients and our community this year! As one of BC's Top Employers 2024 for our third year, Hatfield provides high-quality environmental and social services for private and public sector clients around the world. Our specialty is in the areas of aquatic ecology, environmental assessment and monitoring, contaminant monitoring, GIS and remote sensing, environmental information systems, biodiversity assessments, social impact assessments, stakeholder consultations, water resources management, wildlife habitat and management, environmental infrastructure design, effects assessment, and international development. We are particularly active in Western Canada, Indonesia, and Southern Africa.
In Canada, Hatfield has offices in North Vancouver, New Westminster, Terrace, Fort St. John, Fort McMurray, and Calgary. Here we provide environmental and social services for industrial clients in the pulp and paper, mining, oil and gas, renewable energy, transportation and municipal infrastructure, forestry, agriculture, and fisheries and aquaculture sectors, as well as for public sector and Indigenous clients. Internationally, Hatfield works closely with international development agencies, multi-lateral funding agencies, non-government organizations (NGOs), and industrial partners through our offices in Bogor, Indonesia, and Botswana, Africa.
We specialize in undertaking complex, multi-disciplinary projects, often in collaboration with networks of local experts and specialists in particular fields. Our work strives to provide cost-effective, sustainable solutions to our clients’ environmental and social needs.
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Environmental Specialist – Terrace
Top Benefits
About the role
Location
Terrace, BC
About Hatfield
Hatfield has been proudly serving our clients and our community for over 50 years. We have been recognized as one of Canada’s Top SME Employers in 2024. With 250 team members and growing, Hatfield provides high-quality environmental and social services for private and public sector clients around the world. When you join Hatfield, you choose a career that makes a difference in the lives of all those who share our planet.
We are seeking an Environmental Specialist to join our Infrastructure Environmental Monitoring (IEM) group. You will work on fast-paced, dynamic, construction projects throughout Western Canada. Project assignments will cross several industry sectors (e.g., roads, bridges, highways, rapid transit, marine and coastal development, pipelines, municipal infrastructure, tunneling, renewable energy, etc.).
Responsibilities
Manage and supervise teams of environmental technicians and specialists responsible for environmental management and monitoring on a range of infrastructure projects. Manage all aspects of project implementation, including resourcing, budgeting, scheduling, reporting, quality management, and day-to-day client liaison. Manage required environmental field surveys in support of project design and implementation. Provide technical assistance for acquiring environmental permits, licenses, and approvals from regulatory agencies in support of infrastructure projects. Provide technical assistance in the preparation of a range of environmental compliance documents required for project approval and implementation, such as EMPs, environmental protection plans, and environmental work plans. Work with project development teams – including proponents, regulators, designers, and construction personnel – to address environmental management and protection measures during project planning and implementation. Coordinate and participate in field activities including data collection, environmental assessments, monitoring activities and reporting. Supporting business development opportunities, including the writing of proposals.
Education and Experience
Undergraduate degree in a relevant environmental discipline (fisheries, aquatics, ecology, environmental science/studies). 5+ years of experience managing environmental aspects of infrastructure development projects. Relevant professional certification (e.g., BIT/RPBio, RBTech, AAg, EPt, etc.) or ability to obtain is an asset. Experience interpreting and working with federal and provincial environmental regulatory and permitting requirements associated with infrastructure development projects. Experience working in large, multi-disciplinary teams is essential. Experience managing a range of environmental disciplines (air quality, noise, surface and groundwater quality, soils, vegetation, fish and fish habitat, contaminated sites. Access to a personal vehicle to drive to client sites. A valid Canadian driver’s license for the past three years, and the ability to meet the requirements for our third-party automobile insurance policy.
Other Assets/Skills
Enthusiastic ability to work in the field for long hours in a variety of weather conditions. Excellent problem-solving skills to ensure project delivery and compliance through creative and adaptable solutions. Capable of working and communicating with multi-disciplinary project teams. Ability to obtain permits, licenses, and approvals from local, provincial, and federal authorities as well as ability to write weekly reports, EMPs, etc. Understanding of pertinent environmental legislation, regulations, and guidance documents. Demonstrated aptitude for project management and coordination, and excellent organization and problem-solving skills. Ability to support business development opportunities, including writing proposals and marketing materials.
What's In It For You?
Friendly and down-to-earth work culture
Hybrid and flexible working arrangements Biweekly Earned Days Off (EDO) program Matching group retirement plan Comprehensive health insurance – medical/dental/vision coverage Competitive vacation and special leave Professional development and mentorship opportunities Relocation allowance
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
Hatfield is committed to employment equity and workplace diversity. We strive for equity, inclusiveness, and diversity, irrespective of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, or disability.
Hatfield acknowledges that our offices are located on the traditional and unceded territories of Indigenous Peoples. We also recognize and acknowledge the rights, cultures, interests, and aspirations of the many other Indigenous Peoples who have lived since time immemorial in the places we live and work. Hatfield is committed to building an inclusive workforce that is representative of the populations we serve, and to provide and support career opportunities for Indigenous Peoples. We warmly invite all Indigenous Peoples to apply.
How to Apply
To apply, please submit your CV in confidence through the online form or email: resumes@hatfieldgroup.catsone.com. Please indicate “Environmental Specialist – Terrace” in your subject line. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Salary: $77k – $118k. We extend an invitation to applicants of all levels to submit their candidacy for this role. Please be advised, that in the course of our assessment of your qualifications, we retain the right to adjust the seniority classification of the position accordingly.
Please note that we will only consider candidates who are authorized to work in Canada at the time of application. Proof of eligibility to work in Canada may be required prior to employment.
About Hatfield
Hatfield is proud to celebrate 50 years of serving our clients and our community this year! As one of BC's Top Employers 2024 for our third year, Hatfield provides high-quality environmental and social services for private and public sector clients around the world. Our specialty is in the areas of aquatic ecology, environmental assessment and monitoring, contaminant monitoring, GIS and remote sensing, environmental information systems, biodiversity assessments, social impact assessments, stakeholder consultations, water resources management, wildlife habitat and management, environmental infrastructure design, effects assessment, and international development. We are particularly active in Western Canada, Indonesia, and Southern Africa.
In Canada, Hatfield has offices in North Vancouver, New Westminster, Terrace, Fort St. John, Fort McMurray, and Calgary. Here we provide environmental and social services for industrial clients in the pulp and paper, mining, oil and gas, renewable energy, transportation and municipal infrastructure, forestry, agriculture, and fisheries and aquaculture sectors, as well as for public sector and Indigenous clients. Internationally, Hatfield works closely with international development agencies, multi-lateral funding agencies, non-government organizations (NGOs), and industrial partners through our offices in Bogor, Indonesia, and Botswana, Africa.
We specialize in undertaking complex, multi-disciplinary projects, often in collaboration with networks of local experts and specialists in particular fields. Our work strives to provide cost-effective, sustainable solutions to our clients’ environmental and social needs.