Lead environmental permitting and assessment for PRI projects from Surrey, Vancouver, Calgary, Peterborough, or Mississauga, with travel to construction sites. Apply Water Sustainability Act and Fisheries Act expertise.
As a senior environmental specialist, you will lead provincial and federal assessments, regulatory applications, and compliance work. Your responsibilities span permitting strategy, technical submissions, Fisheries and Oceans Canada relationships, and construction environmental management. The work covers energy, mining, infrastructure, and resource-sector projects.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead environmental assessments, baseline studies, impact prediction, and mitigation planning
- Manage Water Sustainability Act applications with provincial regulators
- Lead Fisheries Act reviews and DFO authorization processes
- Prepare environmental assessments, reports, and regulatory submissions
- Represent PRI in regulator and client meetings
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, or related discipline
- RPBio, P.Ag, AScT, equivalent designation, or registration eligibility
- Eight to ten years of environmental consulting experience
- Hands-on Water Sustainability Act and DFO permitting experience
- Valid driver's license and willingness to travel
Bring senior permitting, assessment, and regulatory relationship expertise to PRI's environmental consulting practice across Western Canada and Ontario.
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PRI is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture, allowing technical leaders to focus on engineering excellence while receiving robust commercial support. With a commitment to professional development, competitive compensation, and comprehensive benefits, employees have ample opportunities for growth and mentorship across multiple offices in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. The firm values diversity and inclusion, actively encouraging applications from all qualified candidates, including Indigenous professionals.
