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Geology / Geoscience, Environmental Compliance & Protection
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Apply contaminant hydrogeology and project management skills with Waterline Resources in Calgary or Edmonton, Alberta, supporting complex contaminated site projects across Western Canada.
Waterline seeks an intermediate contaminant hydrogeologist, environmental scientist, risk assessor, or environmental engineer. You will work with specialists in hydrogeology, risk assessment, environmental site assessments, remediation, and reclamation. Senior staff provide guidance and mentorship while you contribute to primarily office-based technical leadership or project management.
Key Responsibilities:- Develop work plans and cost estimates from client project scopes
- Manage scope changes appropriately throughout project delivery
- Proactively manage projects, budgets, deadlines, and client needs
- Assist project staff with field and office-based tasks
- Write reports and participate in technical meetings
- Degree in hydrogeology, geology, engineering, or related discipline
- More than five years of relevant consulting or industry experience
- Professional designation through APEGA, EGBC, AIA, or ASPB
- Experience with reporting, project management, and technical writing
- Legal authorization to work in Canada without restrictions
Bring hydrogeology, environmental assessment, and project management experience to Waterline’s Calgary or Edmonton consulting teams.
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