Lead contaminated site assessments and environmental monitoring with Worley Consulting in Cold Lake, Alberta, supporting field programs and regulatory compliance. Regular travel applies for Calgary or Edmonton candidates.
This intermediate position suits an Environmental Scientist, Engineer-in-Training, or Technologist with typically 5+ years of experience. You will deliver assessment, remediation, reclamation, and monitoring programs while coordinating field activities, interpreting data, and preparing technical reports. The work supports environmental projects across northeastern Alberta.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead groundwater, surface water, soil sampling, drilling, and reclamation programs
- Conduct Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments
- Oversee field crews, subcontractors, schedules, safety, and quality standards
- Mentor junior professionals through supervision, coaching, and technical guidance
- Prepare reports, regulatory submissions, assessments, and remediation summaries
Requirements:
- Diploma or degree in environmental science, engineering, technology, or related discipline
- Five or more years of environmental consulting or field experience
- Alberta contaminated site assessment and remediation experience
- Knowledge of Alberta regulations, guidelines, and compliance frameworks
- Valid Class 5 driver's license and satisfactory driving record
Apply your field leadership, contaminated sites expertise, and technical reporting skills to Worley Consulting projects throughout northeastern Alberta.
Intermediate Environmental Scientist Cold Lake employer: Worley
Worley is an exceptional employer that prioritizes professional growth and innovation in the sustainable energy sector. As an Expert Piping Engineer, you will thrive in a collaborative work culture that values mentorship and technical excellence, while enjoying opportunities to lead impactful projects in a dynamic environment. With a commitment to safety and regulatory compliance, Worley empowers its employees to make meaningful contributions to the future of energy.
