Job Description:
Leading or supporting regulatory permitting for marine construction
Data analysis and interpretation such as for environmental assessments and permit applications
Technical writing and report preparation
Planning and executing field work to collect environmental data (e.g. Water, sediment, species, habitat)
Support with budget development and proposal writing
Developing relationships with clients
Maintain technical knowledge in professional practice
Education:
B.Sc. Ocean Sciences, Marine/Freshwater Biology or related field; or Diploma in Environmental Technology. Registered, or eligible for Registration as an RPBio or EP is an asset
Core Competencies:
Minimum 3 years experience in an environmental consulting or similar role;
Customer service attitude;
Excellent organization and time-management skills to meet deadlines;
Excellent technical writing skill;
Good knowledge of aquatic ecology, species and habitats;
Ability to work in the field in a variety of weather conditions, and with limited direction;
Familiarity with BC and federal environmental legislation and experience preparing environmental permit applications
Environmental sampling/surveying using a variety of field instruments (e.g. bathymetry, ADCP, CTD);
Willingness to travel for project work, as needed;
Divers Licence;
Beneficial Skills/Experience
Experience in other areas of environmental science (e.g. toxicology, wildlife, vegetation)
Operating GIS software
Commercial diving certification
Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) experience
Working aboard boats
Modelling (e.g. Hydrotechnical)
Marine certifications (SVOP, MEDA3, ROC-M);
OHS Level 1 First Aid;
Familiarity with marine construction