Infrastructure Sub- Lead; Western

Infrastructure Sub‑Sector Lead (Western Canada)

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We are SLR Consulting (Canada), a 700+ team of environmental / regulatory professionals across over 20 office locations in Canada. SLR is a leading consulting firm delivering over 30 technical disciplines helping our clients reach their environmental and sustainability goals.

As our new Infrastructure Sub‑Sector Lead (Western Canada), you will take on a challenging and diverse role focused on building strong relationships within our existing client base, building the business and positioning SLR for the future in the evolving landscape of infrastructure advancements and investment.

• Lead our infrastructure sector in western Canada by developing and implementing strategies to expand our services while enhancing our marketplace presence and client portfolio.
• Support key proposals and contribute to the development and implementation of service line, business sector, and client business development plans.
• Identify trends and create a long‑term strategy that positions SLR with key clients and key portions of the market, providing for sustainable growth.
• Establish a client management team for key target clients and work to help them grow and build their client management skills.
• Work with our Technical Disciplines to identify skills gaps, and actively mentor, build, and recruit those technical skills to fulfill our growth plan.
• Champion an integrated services approach, driving growth opportunities for the full suite of SLR services.
• Develop strategic partnerships and strong working relationships with industry leaders, as well as stakeholders across SLR.
• Survey client needs, developing a detailed understanding of project objectives, scope, and ideal outcomes.
• Be a resource for clients as the primary contact on key issues, providing perspective and feedback to SLR delivery teams.
• Generate ongoing strategies for improving client satisfaction and sector growth.
• Stay informed on industry trends and market issues, providing reports, analysis, and recommendations where relevant.
• Lead teams and facilitate successful program and project delivery with respect to health & safety, scope, schedule, budget, QA/QC and client satisfaction.

• Competitive total compensation package including comprehensive benefits, vacation, and a suite of wellness initiatives.
• The salary range for this position is $130,000 – $160,000, with final agreed upon compensation commensurate with individual education, professional designation, experience, internal parity, and location.
• Full‑time, permanent role with opportunities for professional growth and advancement.

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, geoscience, or related discipline;
  Master’s degree preferred.
• 15+ years of experience as an environmental consultant in the environmental services and infrastructure sector.
• Deep knowledge of infrastructure sector required, with significant client network.
• Experience building and implementing a business growth strategy, project management delivery.
• Broad and extensive knowledge of a variety of technical disciplines, such as ecology, acoustics/vibration, air quality, construction monitoring, stakeholder engagement, climate resiliency planning, contaminated sites, environmental permitting, environmental health and safety, and other disciplines associated with infrastructure development.
• Working knowledge of federal, provincial, municipal, and industry specific regulations and guidelines.
• Experience in the management of multi‑disciplinary project teams.
• Willingness to travel, as needed, to participate in leadership events, conferences, and client meetings.

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