Lead mine permitting strategy for WSP across British Columbia, combining regulatory expertise with client development and stakeholder relationships. Shape major projects from concept through closure. As Senior Principal Mine Permitting, you will guide WSP’s practice growth and regulatory strategies for significant mining developments. You will work with mining, water, environment, geotechnical, closure, and earth sciences specialists. The position requires strong knowledge of British Columbia permitting, closure requirements, UNDRIP, and DRIPA. Key Responsibilities:
Drive strategic growth of WSP’s British Columbia Mine Permitting practice Build relationships with mining companies, Indigenous Nations, and regulators Guide regulatory strategies for major mining projects and approval processes Integrate permitting into engineering, water, closure, and environmental planning Mentor professionals and review permitting deliverables for quality Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in environmental science, engineering, geoscience, or related discipline 15+ years of progressive mining industry experience Extensive British Columbia mine permitting and regulatory approval experience Understanding of UNDRIP, DRIPA, closure, and reclamation requirements Exceptional communication, presentation, and influencing skills Bring senior mine permitting leadership, regulatory knowledge, and client development expertise to WSP’s British Columbia mining practice.
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Senior Mine Permitting Practice Leader in Vancouver employer: WSP USA
WSP is an exceptional employer that fosters a culture of innovation and collaboration, making it an ideal place for professionals in the engineering field. Located in Mississauga, Ontario, as a Senior Technical Manager, you'll have the opportunity to lead impactful projects while mentoring the next generation of engineers. With a commitment to employee growth, flexible work arrangements, and a focus on creating sustainable solutions, WSP empowers its team members to thrive both personally and professionally.
