Manager, Environmental & Community Relations

Location: Dubreuilville

Alamos Gold Inc.

Alamos Gold is a Canadian-based intermediate gold producer with diversified operations across North America, including the Island Gold District and Young-Davidson Mine in northern Ontario, Canada, and the Mulatos District in Sonora State, Mexico. With more than 2,400 employees and a strong portfolio of growth projects, Alamos is committed to sustainable development, operational excellence, and creating long-term value for all stakeholders.

Island Gold District – Northern Ontario

The Island Gold District is a cornerstone asset for Alamos Gold, featuring long-life, low-cost operations and significant growth through the Phase 3+ Expansion. The site operates with a strong focus on environmental stewardship, safety, and meaningful partnerships with local and Indigenous communities.

Manager, Environmental & Community Relations

Join Us in Advancing Responsible Mining and Community Partnership!

Are you passionate about environmental stewardship and building trusted community relationships? Do you thrive in a collaborative, people-focused, and purpose-driven environment? If you are an experienced environmental and community relations leader who excels in compliance, engagement, and sustainability strategy, we want you on our team!

Role Overview

As  Manager, Environmental & Community Relations , you will play a strategic leadership role in ensuring the Island Gold District meets and exceeds environmental, regulatory, and social responsibility standards. You will lead environmental compliance, community engagement, and Indigenous relations initiatives, working closely with site leadership, corporate teams, regulators, and external stakeholders to support responsible and sustainable mining operations.

Key Responsibilities

Environmental Leadership & Compliance:  Lead environmental compliance at site, including regulatory reporting, monitoring programs, permitting, reclamation planning, and closure strategies to ensure alignment with Provincial and Federal requirements.

Environmental Systems & Permitting:  Oversee environmental management systems, policies, and procedures, and manage permitting and approvals for new and existing operations in partnership with internal teams and regulatory agencies.

Closure & Reclamation Planning:  Develop and maintain mine closure plans, oversee environmental sampling programs, coordinate consultants, and ensure long-term environmental sustainability and compliance.

Community Relations & Engagement:  Develop and lead community engagement and development strategies, maintaining open, transparent, and positive relationships with local communities, stakeholders, government representatives, and media.

Indigenous Relations:  Build and sustain strong relationships with Indigenous communities, support the fulfillment of Benefit Agreement commitments, lead engagement through Environment Committees, and foster economic and collaboration opportunities.

Strategic Sustainability & Safety Leadership:  Implement Alamos’ Sustainability Performance Management Framework at the district level, champion a safety-first culture, and monitor performance against corporate environmental and social standards.

What You Bring to the Table

8–10 years of experience in environmental management, community relations, and/or sustainability, with a minimum of 5 years in a leadership role.

Mining industry experience strongly preferred.

Degree or Diploma in Environmental Science, Corporate Social Responsibility, or a related field.

Strong working knowledge of Provincial and Federal environmental regulations, permitting, and closure planning.

Proven ability to lead teams, manage complex stakeholder relationships, and communicate effectively with internal and external partners.

Demonstrated…