Environmental Permit Coordinator

This range is provided by Brunel. Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.

$70,000.00/yr - $/yr

Bouygues Construction Canada, part of Bouygues TP, is a global leader in sustainable infrastructure, specializing in civil engineering and major works. With expertise spanning tunnels, bridges, highways, and large-scale projects across the world — including the Channel Tunnel and Sydney Metro — the company combines innovation with environmental responsibility to create lasting value for clients.

Cross Fraser Partnership (CFP), a joint venture including Bouygues Construction Canada, will deliver an eight-lane immersed tube tunnel to replace the existing George Massey Tunnel on Highway 99. The project will feature three vehicle lanes, a dedicated transit lane in each direction, and a separated corridor for cyclists and pedestrians.

Support the permitting process for a major infrastructure project, ensuring environmental compliance across federal, provincial, and municipal levels. Work closely with project teams, regulatory agencies, and Indigenous communities to align approvals with project goals.

• Assist with environmental permit applications, reviews, and approvals.
• Identify and resolve permitting information gaps.
• Support communication between project teams and regulatory agencies.
• Align permitting with Indigenous engagement and project schedules.
• Maintain a detailed permit database, tracking conditions and compliance.
• Review environmental requirements to ensure regulatory compliance.
• Coordinate environmental mitigation into design and construction processes.
• Research global innovations to reduce construction impacts.
• Prepare and review permit documentation and environmental management plans.
• Assist with presentations, public engagement materials, and open house events.
• Help manage and audit third-party environmental monitors.
• Identify and track risks related to environmental approvals, recommending mitigation strategies.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, Environmental Engineering, or related field.
• 1+ years’ experience in environmental permitting or monitoring in BC, including freshwater or marine environments.
• Legally able to work in Canada.
• Familiarity with federal and BC permitting requirements.
• Strong technical writing skills for environmental management plans.
• Experience coordinating communications with Indigenous groups and regulatory bodies.
• Skilled in project management and meeting deadlines.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Downtown Vancouver, office position.

• RRSP with 5% match
• Career advancement, training, and education support
• Travel allowance
• Minimum 4 weeks vacation

$80,000 – $110,000 (plus bonus and comprehensive benefits). Compensation varies based on experience and location.

Associate

Full-time

Public Relations and Administrative

Construction and Environmental Services