POSITION SUMMARY
Environmental Scientists / Project Specialists are responsible for executing projects that meet or exceed company financial targets, on time and within budget. Project Coordinators are also responsible for:
- Managing client relationships, ensuring projects meet or exceed key performance indicators
- Overseeing on-site project resources, both human and capital, and
- Ensuring that projects meet or company Health and Safety Policies and Programs.
- Undertake Field Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), Phase 1, Phase 2 ESAs reclamation and remediation for contaminated site projects within oil sands sectors in Alberta
- Field Environmental investigation, assessments and analysis
- Conduct field activities Environmental Site Assessments and the Excess Soil Regulation
- Conduct field 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
- Reporting and interpretation of data
- Oversee abatement and remediation processes
- Comply with applicable Health and Safety procedures and guidelines.
- Collaborate with a diverse team in both field work and office environments to achieve project goals
- Travel to project sites, which may require overnight trips and flexibility to work outside of regular business hours as needed.
- Working with the Senior project manager to ensure effective execution of project scopes
- Ensures projects are executed in accordance with client contract (including sub-contracts or contract changes), key performance indicators, financial targets, within budget and on-time
- Opening jobs (Project Billing Sheet) and obtaining contracts and purchase orders
- Billing procedures, requirements, etcetera
- Ensures that field data, including approving time/hours for employees, is collected and maintained using the most recent version of the field pack.
- Site documentation (Health and Safety Documentation / Field Packages)
- Ensures that all projects are executed in accordance with, and exceeding, all health and safety rules and regulations that apply, including Health and Safety Policies and Programs
- Project file management
- Ensure safety requirements are met.
- Job kickoff with total project team – passing bid knowledge on
- Providing information for creation of accurate purchase orders and managing purchase order process
- Monitoring / guiding execution in collaboration wit the Project Manager (budget, schedule, quality)
- Ensuring project budget is up to date (working with Project Manager)
- Change order management
- Project official communications / documentation
- Chairing project meetings
- Minimum 4-6 years of overall field experience working on Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments
- Experience with Phase I and II environmental site assessments, and/or groundwater monitoring, risk assessment (Tier 2 guideline development, SST, etc.), soil remediation, and/or reclamation.
- Experience with a variety of drilling techniques, soil and groundwater sampling, hydraulic conductivity testing, and/or monitoring well installation.
- Minimum 1 -2 years of environmental field project coordination experience working on contaminated sites projects Degree in the Environmental Science, Hydrogeology, Geoscience, related sciences or environmental engineering
- Professional in good standing with the AIA, ASPB, APEGA, ASET, ACPA or AAFMP
- Assessment (ESA's), reclamation and remediation projects on contaminated sites within the
- Organized and detail-orientated
- Proficient in MS office
- Exceptional communication skills (written and verbal)
- Strong problem-solving aptitude, resourceful and flexible
- Alberta Class 5 Driver's licence