Environmental Coordinator

Overview
We are seeking an Environmental Coordinator to join our growing team in British Columbia. Your day-to-day work will include the coordination of multiple environmental scopes of work, including identifying environmental and heritage risks, coordinating subject matter expert inputs to risk, preparation of monitoring reports and results interpretation against accepted standards, and provision of time-sensitive construction phase tasks where quick response times are critical.

Location
Can be based out of our Vancouver office within the Lower Mainland, or our Victoria and Nanaimo offices on Vancouver Island. Other office locations across BC will be considered.

Your role

Ensuring that environmental and social risks are fully incorporated into projects.

Preparing scope, budgets, schedules, change management and deliverables according to contract terms including subconsultant and subcontractor management and coordination.

Coordinating or preparing environmental permit applications and technical reports associated with regulatory approvals or compliance requirements.

Ensuring quality of work including work plans, field programs, data collection and analysis, mapping, technical reports and management plans, environmental monitoring.

Supporting relationship management on behalf of, and as directed by clients with Project stakeholders, partners, agencies and Indigenous groups.

Overseeing or conducting field work including environmental monitoring, field studies, research, and data collection.

About You

A university degree or college diploma in environmental science or related studies. Graduate level training is an asset.

At least 6-8 years of experience with a focus in environmental management preferably within an environmental consultancy and a focus on construction.

Project management/coordination experience completing projects on time and within budget with a high degree of client satisfaction. CAPM or PMP accreditation or eligibility is considered an asset.

Professional accreditation or eligibility is considered an asset (e.g., RBTech, RPBio., EP, P.Ag., P.Eng., RPP).

Demonstrated experience conducting field work; formal training or certification such as EMCPP, CISEC, CESCL, CPESC, EMCPP considered an asset.

Working knowledge of applicable environmental legislation, regulatory permits and approvals, bylaws, and environmental best management practices.

Excellent organizational and communication skills, with the ability to plan and prioritize workload to manage multiple assignments at one time.

A valid driver's license.

Rewards & Benefits
We offer competitive compensation, employee recognition, flexible benefits, training and professional development, a hybrid working culture, and generous time‑off policies.

Compensation range
Expected compensation for this role is between $68,800 - $94,600 annually. Base salaries are determined according to several parameters like skills, experience, location, and potential impact on the role. Internal and external competitiveness are also taken into account in our offers.

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