Launch your career with Nutrien as an Entry-Level Environmental Operations Co-op. This on-site role focuses on supporting environmental initiatives and compliance in Potash operations across Saskatchewan and New Brunswick.
Nutrien is looking for a motivated student currently enrolled in a four-year Environmental Engineering or Science program. This co-op position involves assisting the Corporate Environmental Operations team in managing permits, compliance, and sustainability efforts. You will participate in environmental audits while working on critical projects related to water resources, air emissions, and tailings management.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support permitting and compliance for environmental matters
- Review regulatory requirements and advise site operations
- Assist in environmental audits and assessments
- Work on decommissioning and reclamation planning projects
- Help with environmental remediation and compliance reporting
Requirements:
- Currently enrolled in Environmental Engineering/Science degree
- Expected graduation date of August 2027 or later
- Willingness to travel to Potash sites as needed
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Able to work collaboratively with diverse teams
Bring your environmental knowledge and passion to Nutrien's teams and help us promote sustainability.
Entry-Level Environmental Ops Co-op in Saskatoon employer: Nutrien
Nutrien is an exceptional employer that prioritizes purpose-driven work, allowing employees to make a meaningful impact in the agriculture sector while supporting farmers globally. With a strong culture of care and core values that emphasize safety, integrity, and collaboration, Nutrien offers excellent benefits, including comprehensive health coverage and generous retirement matching, alongside ample opportunities for career growth through ongoing education and training. Located in a dynamic environment, employees thrive in a high-performing atmosphere that fosters innovation and teamwork, making it an ideal place for those looking to advance their careers in enterprise architecture.