Biologist

Participating in/overseeing regulatory compliance for pre-development baseline environmental projects (Environmental Planning).

Participating in/leading site identification and monitoring initiatives which may include wildlife, rare plants, wetlands, and/or aquatic/fisheries assessments.

Reporting project status on a daily, weekly, monthly and/or as-needed basis.

Providing technical expertise in relation to regulated/prescribed surveys, detection, and mitigation measures.

Technical Reporting and Regulatory submissions (i.e., EPEA, Water Act, PCRA, etc.).

Leading environmental field assessments following regulated protocols (i.e. wetlands, terrestrial, aquatics, and soils).

Leading and adaptively managing commitments for on-site construction projects (EI/EM).

Providing professional sign-off (professional designation considered an asset).

Consultation and engagement with members of an expert, multi-disciplinary technical team for project support.

Actively participating in Summit’s strong safety culture.

University degree or diploma from a recognized institution, specializing in environmental science, biology, ecology, or related specialization.

A minimum of 4 years direct consulting or environmental industry experience.

Familiarity with wildlife, vegetation, wetlands, and/or aquatic/fisheries assessments.

Understanding and familiarity with Water Act Submissions, RTFs etc.

Relevant experience on active construction sites observing various contractors and understanding environmental risks/impacts.

Ability to travel to remote locations, potentially for extended periods of time.

Registration, or eligibility for registration, with a relevant professional organization.