Environmental Technician

About Fuerte Metals

Fuerte Metals is a Vancouver-based exploration and development company advancing base and precious metals projects across the Americas. Our flagship asset, the 100%-owned Coffee Gold Project in Canada’s Yukon Territory, is a high‑quality gold project progressing through final permitting and engineering in preparation for a construction decision.

Joining Fuerte Metals means contributing to the advancement of one of Canada’s emerging gold projects while helping shape a growing mining company at a pivotal stage of development. As the Coffee Gold Project moves toward construction, employees have the opportunity to make a tangible impact and help define how the organization grows and operates.

Our culture is built on safety, clarity, accountability, and fairness, creating an environment where expertise is valued and collaboration is encouraged. Fuerte Metals offers competitive compensation, opportunities for career growth, and the chance to leave a lasting professional and personal mark while growing alongside the company.

Reporting to the Environmental Superintendent, the purpose of the Environmental Technician is supporting environmental monitoring programs through accurate, safe field data collection with complete, timely data entry in accordance with established procedures.

• Collect field data and samples as part of environmental monitoring programs (e.g., water quality sampling, groundwater monitoring, bird surveys, wildlife observations, vegetation or invasive plant surveys)
• Complete chain of custody documentation and prepare, package, and ship samples to laboratories, enter field data accurately and in a timely manner, including preliminary quality checks for completeness, legibility, and adherence to procedures
• Calibrate, install, maintain, and prepare field sampling and monitoring equipment to ensure readiness for scheduled programs
• Carry out field activities in accordance with environmental management plans, including inspecting controls (e.g., erosion and sediment controls, spill containment, wildlife deterrents) and reporting any issues or deficiencies
• Maintain organized environmental records and field notes, including logs, photos, GPS data, and transfer of information to the Environmental Superintendent
• Support field logistics, including equipment staging and preparation of sampling equipment and kits

• Conduct field inspections to support permit compliance and EMS requirements, identifying, documenting, and communicating deficiencies
• Support development and implementation of inspection programs and field checklists based on permit and management plan requirements
• Support development and updates of standard operating procedures (SOPs) by providing field input and practical feedback
• Support incident and spill prevention and response, including field response activities (e.g., deploying spill kits, containing releases), documentation (photos, field notes), and completion of required forms
• Deliver field-level training and awareness to site staff on environmental practices (e.g., spill prevention, wildlife interactions, waste management)
• Compile and organize field data and supporting information (e.g., inspection records, photos, GPS data) to support compliance reporting and internal summaries
• Research and compile environmental information as requested by the Environmental Superintendent

• Certificate, Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in environmental monitoring or science, biology, or related field from an accredited college or university
• 1-4 years experience in an environmental monitoring discipline
• Experience working outdoors in northern or remote environments, with the ability to work independently in inclement weather and safely navigate uneven, sloped, rocky, wet, or icy terrain
• Proficiency with standard computer applications, including Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Power Point
• Valid Class 5 Driver’s License

• Valid First Aid certificate is an asset
• Professional accreditation an asset (AB Tech,…