Environmental Monitor

We're Hiring! Begin a New Journey with Enmas!

Enmas is excited to offer a full-time, permanent position as an Environmental Monitor in our Calgary, Alberta office, joining our expanding Environmental team.

As our team grows, we're seeking individuals who are detail-oriented, skilled in problem-solving, and dedicated to making informed decisions. We value continuous learning and are committed to fostering professional growth.

We are looking for a dynamic individual to collaborate with our field and project management teams, supporting the expansion of our monitoring services. This role presents a great opportunity for career development within a professional environment.

The position involves a mix of fieldwork (70%), which includes travel and remote assignments, and in-office tasks (30%).

At times, you may work independently for extended periods while following all necessary safety protocols.

As an Environmental Monitor, your responsibilities will include:

• Conducting environmental site monitoring and compliance inspections
• Performing wildlife and habitat assessments
• Executing field surveys and data collection
• Monitoring water, soil, and air quality as required
• Reporting on environmental impacts and mitigation measures
• Ensuring adherence to environmental standards and regulations
• Collaborating with on-site client representatives and contractors
• Assisting Project Managers in preparing regulatory documentation
• Supporting additional team responsibilities to drive project success

• Excellent organizational and detail-oriented skills
• Adaptability to varied field and office environments
• Knowledge of environmental permitting and regulatory compliance
• Familiarity with AER One Stop system (an asset)
• Understanding of Sensitive Species Inventory Guidelines
• Knowledge of Public Land Act regulations (an asset)
• Proficiency in environmental legislation at local, provincial, and federal levels (an asset)
• Experience in environmental monitoring, wildlife assessments, and data reporting
• Eligibility for Alberta's Professional Regulatory Organizations
• Willingness to learn and grow in the role
• Effective communication skills to accurately convey field findings
• Strong teamwork and collaboration abilities
• Valid driver's license

We encourage applications from all backgrounds and experience levels; a proactive and adaptable attitude is key.