Project Hydrogeologist Groundwater Protection in Alton

Project Hydrogeologist Groundwater Protection in Alton

Alton Full-Time On-site
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Apply hydrogeology expertise to municipal groundwater supplies with the Region of Waterloo in a temporary full-time hybrid position.

The Project Hydrogeologist supports hydrogeologic services for groundwater quantity, quality, and source protection. Working within Engineering and Environmental Services, this position assists with investigations, monitoring programs, risk assessments, and regulatory submissions. The role also contributes to project teams, consultant coordination, and public consultation.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Plan hydrogeologic investigations for groundwater resources and contamination sources
  • Review submissions, studies, and risk assessments for technical adequacy
  • Implement groundwater quantity and quality monitoring programs
  • Support source water protection policies, programs, and assessments
  • Administer consultant and contractor contracts for assigned projects

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in hydrogeology, engineering, or equivalent discipline
  • Related experience in hydrogeology and groundwater assessment
  • Membership or eligibility with professional geoscience or engineering organizations
  • Knowledge of Ontario water legislation and source protection requirements
  • Proficiency with ArcGIS, databases, and numeric modelling software

Bring groundwater assessment, technical reporting, and source protection knowledge to the Region of Waterloo's hydrogeology department.

Project Hydrogeologist Groundwater Protection in Alton employer: Ontario Water Works Association

The City of Hamilton is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work environment that prioritizes employee engagement and professional growth. With a commitment to sensational service and courageous change, employees are empowered to make meaningful contributions to the community while enjoying a diverse and inclusive culture. Located in one of Canada's largest cities, staff benefit from a vibrant cultural scene, extensive outdoor activities, and a strong focus on work-life balance.

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Contact Details:

Ontario Water Works Association Recruitment Team