Job specializations:
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Engineering
Environmental Compliance & Protection, Geology / Geoscience, Environmental Engineer -
Science
Environmental Compliance & Protection, Geology / Geoscience
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Start an environmental or planning career with Dillon through hands-on work, mentorship, and multidisciplinary collaboration across Canadian offices. Opportunities support students and new graduates.
Dillon’s early career opportunities cover planning, geoscience, GIS, environmental sciences, water and waste management, and energy transition. Work may contribute to resilient communities, site management, mapping, remediation, natural resource management, water treatment, resource recovery, or sustainability strategies. Specific duties vary by discipline and pathway.
Key Responsibilities:- Support environmental and infrastructure project challenges
- Assist with designs, studies, proposals, and technical specifications
- Participate in site investigations and condition assessments
- Research client needs for business development activities
- Contribute to safe work reviews and risk assessments
- University of Toronto student or new graduate
- Interest in planning or environmental disciplines
- Commitment to ongoing learning and self-development
- Active engagement with Health and Safety processes
- Willingness to travel occasionally as required
Develop environmental, planning, geoscience, or sustainability experience at Dillon through meaningful project work and professional mentorship.
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