Environmental Monitor BC

Environmental Monitor - Prince George, BC

Prince George, BC, Canada

Posted Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.

Your future. Our Environment. One shared purpose.

• Monitoring construction work activities as they relate to environmental protection, including implementation of environmental protection plans, management plans, and best practices
• Advising construction personnel on major decisions such as determining courses of action on how to navigate various construction commitments, government regulations, or unexpected environmental conditions
• Monitoring instream works including stream isolations and diversions
• Monitoring and collecting water quality samples in both freshwater and marine environments
• Monitoring sites for erosion and sedimentation, providing mitigation recommendations as needed
• Supporting pre‑construction migratory and breeding bird nest sweeps, and fish and amphibian salvage activities
• Conducting equipment inspections for fluid leaks and assisting with spill prevention and response
• Preparing daily and weekly monitoring summary reports
• Attending project and safety meetings
• Promoting safety culture and complying with safety protocols
• Liaising with clients, regulators, and contractors

• Post‑secondary education (degree, diploma, and/or certificate) in biology, forestry, agriculture, environmental science, or related program is an asset
• Previous experience as an environmental monitor in a construction environment
• Relevant professional designation is an asset (e.g., RPBio, P.Biol, P.Ag)
• Experience in fish salvage, water quality monitoring, pre‑construction migratory and breeding bird nest sweeps, and wildlife surveys an asset
• Knowledge of erosion and sedimentation control measures
• Adept in the operation and maintenance of required field sampling equipment
• Ability to identify and mitigate issues rapidly to ensure compliance within an active construction work environment
• Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and decision‑making abilities
• Able to communicate effectively with clients, contractors, regulators, and co‑workers
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Detail oriented with solid organizational and time‑management skills
• Physically fit and able to work in challenging outdoor environments and remote locations in all weather conditions
• Willing to work rotational shifts, as well as stay in camps and/or hotels
• Valid driver's license from a Canadian province or Territory acceptable for driving alone and with passengers in a work setting.

• Exciting, meaningful projects across Western Canada
• A collaborative and inclusive team culture
• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits, including a Health Spending Account and pension matching

Wages are commensurate with experience and qualifications, with approximate wage range being $30 to $47 per hour.

This position is primarily field based, with shift rotations and camp/hotel stays. Schedules may vary and are determined by client project staffing requirements.

At Triton, we are committed to a respectful, equitable, and inclusive workplace. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and identities. Accommodations during the recruitment process are available upon request; please contact  to make arrangements.