Environmental Specialist / Biologist Job in Edmonton Recruiting by HumanEdge Global

Opportunity Profile
Environmental Specialist / Biologist
CharettePellPoscente (CPP) Environmental
THE ORGANIZATIONCPP Environmental (www.cppenv.ca) employs a multidisciplinary team of experts specializing in land, water, and natural resource management. Combined, the company possesses the capacity to address a variety of environmental related issues relevant to:
• Regulatory Applications
• Environmental Assessments
• Wetlands
• Project Management and Support Services
• Planning & Strategy Development
CPP Environmental maintains offices in Sherwood Park, Calgary, and Grande Prairie, Alberta, and works throughout Alberta, western Canada, and the Northwest Territories.
THE IDEAL CANDIDATEIdeally you possess your Qualified Aquatic Environment Specialist (QAES) designation, but more importantly have an established background as an environmental specialist or biologist, passionate about environmental sciences and possess an understanding and appreciation for full scope of business challenges associated with regulatory compliance and managing a project operation. You have mature communication skills and the emotional intelligence that enable you to constructively work with others and achieve mutually desired outcomes.
Along with relevant education and accomplished experience in the field of environmental technology and or biology, you are intuitive to seeing opportunities when it comes to relationship and business development. People enjoy working with you given your welcoming, collaborative, and inclusive nature, your willingness to take the time to explain and mentor, and your calm demeanor under pressure. You are cautious, careful, well organized and a lifelong learner always seeking improvement.
THE POSITIONThe Environmental Specialist / Biologist role will preferably be in located the Peace Region and work out of CPP’s office located in Grande Prairie, Alberta. The position reports to one of the Partners but be quite operationally independent. The individual provides guidance to a multidisciplinary team of professionals on several diverse projects that could be occurring concurrently and will be responsible for producing technical work within their respective discipline.
Project management, client relations, data collection, data analysis, and technical writing are key functions. Service deliverables may include fish and wildlife assessments, construction supervision and environmental monitoring, fish salvage, bird nest and wildlife sweeps, Environmental Construction Operations (ECO) Plan development, water quality sampling, wetland assessments, riparian assessments, development and implementation of reclamation/ restoration projects, and other pre-disturbance assessments (soils, vegetation, fish and wildlife).
QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTSA Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in natural sciences or related Diploma with considerable relevant years’ experience.
5-10+ years of progressive experience in related environmental / natural resource management roles.
Designation as a Qualified Aquatic Environmental Specialist (QAES) would be an asset.
Qualify for membership in the Alberta Society of Professional Biologists.
Experience with sediment and erosion control plans – CPESC designation is an asset.
Experience with wetland assessments will be considered an asset.
Experience with wildlife assessments will be considered an asset.
Experience with soils assessments will be considered an asset.
Experience with vegetation assessments will be considered an asset.
Contribute as an integral part of the CPP Environmental team.
A strong working knowledge of Provincial and Federal regulatory requirements.
Manage client files and projects including staffing resources and project budgets.
Maintain and ensure high quality service / product delivery.
Acts as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in the applicable area of expertise.
Provide technical direction to staff and clients.
Technical and professional writing (editing, proof reading and quality control on formal submissions and external documentation).
Ensure compliance with Health, Safety and Environmental Policies, Programs etc. in support of safe workplaces.
Ensure projects are ‘closed out’ cross checking that all required tasks are complete.
Provide project reports and updates for external and internal purposes, as required.
Provide mentorship to junior staff.
Good problem solving and conflict resolution skills.
Excellent communication, interpersonal and teamwork skills.
Ability to work on projects independently and on many projects simultaneously.
Able to deal with highly sensitive issues and maintain confidentiality in a professional manner.
Have a collaborative approach and solution driven.
Strong project management skills – ability to track and administer workflows and provide updates relative to project requirements.
Possess a valid Alberta driver license.
First Aid, CPR, ATV, Snowmobile, H2S and Ground Disturbance certificates are desirable.
COMPENSATIONCompensation will be commensurate upon experience and skills, consisting of an annual salary plus a benefits package. Annual bonus remunerations are considered based on annual earnings. Professional development and continued education are supported.
COMMITMENTCPP Environmental is committed to creating an inclusive workplace that reflects our diverse community that we serve. We encourage candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply to join our team.
CONFIDENTIALITYIn compliance and consistent with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (“PIPEDA”), HumanEdge shall respect the privacy and confidentiality of all personal information provided directly or indirectly verbally, electronically or in print throughout the process of candidate engagement in our search assignments.
Expressions of interest and resumes may be sent in confidence to:
Ken Glover, BSc., RPR
Managing Partner, HumanEdge Global
[email protected]
www.humanedgeglobal.com#J-18808-Ljbffr