Environmental Site Assessment Engineer

Apply environmental engineering expertise to Phase I and II ESAs, sampling, data interpretation, and technical reporting across Canadian projects. Field work and travel to remote sites are required.

Environmental Engineers at varying levels support assessments, remediation, permitting, and environmental design. Work includes contaminated soil and groundwater, hydrology, water treatment, air quality, and regulatory compliance. Engineers may also use GIS, Python, Excel, Power BI, and modelling tools.

• Plan and run Phase I and II environmental site assessments
• Design sampling programs and interpret environmental monitoring data
• Prepare technical reports for clients and regulators
• Manage drilling, test pits, wells, sampling, and field QA/QC
• Support remediation, permitting, and compliance submissions

• Bachelor’s degree in environmental, civil, chemical, or related engineering
• Foundation in hydrology, hydrogeology, contamination, treatment, and air quality
• Understanding of environmental regulation and strong field safety mindset
• Clear technical writing and communication with clients, regulators, and communities
• Legal authorization to work in Canada and willingness to travel

Build environmental engineering experience through site assessments, field programs, data analysis, reporting, and regulatory project support.