Responsibilities:
the Environmental Advisor is responsible for providing environmental planning, permitting, and post-construction monitoring support for pipeline integrity, operations and maintenance, facilities, and related energy infrastructure work. The role supports the successful planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout of environmental scopes to help ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with regulatory requirements, corporate commitments, and TC Energy’s Environment Program.
This position works closely with internal project teams and external parties, including consultants, contractors, regulators, Indigenous groups, landowners, and other stakeholders, to identify environmental risks, resolve issues, and support effective integration of environmental considerations into project planning and execution.
•Coordinate environmental planning, permitting, assessments, surveys, and compliance activities for multiple pipeline integrity, operations, maintenance, facilities, and post-construction monitoring scopes.
•Provide technical environmental advice to support risk identification, mitigation planning, regulatory compliance, and effective project execution.
•Support development and implementation of environmental strategies, execution plans, scopes of work, schedules, budgets, and regulatory submissions.
•Oversee consultants, contractors, and field personnel, including supporting procurement, work scope development, performance oversight, and quality of deliverables.
•Review and interpret environmental assessment, monitoring, reclamation, soil, vegetation, wildlife, fish and fish habitat, and other technical information to inform environmental management decisions.
•Support implementation of post-construction monitoring programs, including issue identification, corrective measure planning, effectiveness follow-up, and required tracking or reporting.
•Collaborate with internal teams responsible for project management, engineering, land, community relations, Indigenous relations, regulatory, legal, safety, and environmental programs to identify and resolve issues.
•Represent TC Energy in interactions with regulators, Indigenous groups, landowners, environmental groups, industry groups, and the public, as required.
•Document, communicate, and report environmental risks, issues, incidents, non-conformances, non-compliances, and opportunities for improvement.
•Manage multiple complex priorities in a dynamic environment, including responding to unplanned or emergent environmental work.
Qualifications:
•Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Environmental Planning, Resource Management, Geography, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Earth or Life Sciences, or a related field.
•Minimum of 4 years of experience in environmental planning, permitting, compliance, post-construction monitoring, or environmental management for pipeline, energy infrastructure, operations and maintenance, or related projects.
•Working knowledge of Canadian environmental laws, regulations, practices, and permitting requirements applicable to pipeline or energy infrastructure projects.
•Experience supporting environmental scopes across project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout phases.
•Strong communication, organizational, and prioritization skills, including the ability to manage competing deadlines and changing priorities.
Preferred Qualifications:
•Experience with pipeline construction, pipeline integrity, operations and maintenance, facility, or post-construction monitoring programs.
•Experience obtaining or supporting federal, provincial, or local environmental permits and authorizations.
•Experience working with regulators (the Canada Energy Regulator in particular), Indigenous groups, landowners, consultants, contractors, and multi-disciplinary project teams.
•Demonstrated ability to resolve complex environmental, permitting, compliance, or post-construction monitoring issues.
•Experience developing environmental strategies, mitigation measures, corrective actions, regulatory responses, or project execution plans.
•Commitment to client service, safety, environmental stewardship, and continuous improvement.
Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca
Advantages• Experience with pipeline construction, pipeline integrity, operations and maintenance, facility, or post-construction monitoring programs.
• Experience obtaining or supporting federal, provincial, or local environmental permits and authorizations.
• Experience working with regulators (the Canada Energy Regulator in particular), Indigenous groups, landowners, consultants, contractors, and multi-disciplinary project teams.
• Demonstrated ability to resolve complex environmental, permitting, compliance, or post-construction monitoring issues.
• Experience developing environmental strategies, mitigation measures, corrective actions, regulatory responses, or project execution plans.
• Commitment to client service, safety, environmental stewardship, and continuous improvement.
ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities:
the Environmental Advisor is responsible for providing environmental planning, permitting, and post-construction monitoring support for pipeline integrity, operations and maintenance, facilities, and related energy infrastructure work. The role supports the successful planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout of environmental scopes to help ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with regulatory requirements, corporate commitments, and TC Energy’s Environment Program.
This position works closely with internal project teams and external parties, including consultants, contractors, regulators, Indigenous groups, landowners, and other stakeholders, to identify environmental risks, resolve issues, and support effective integration of environmental considerations into project planning and execution.
•Coordinate environmental planning, permitting, assessments, surveys, and compliance activities for multiple pipeline integrity, operations, maintenance, facilities, and post-construction monitoring scopes.
•Provide technical environmental advice to support risk identification, mitigation planning, regulatory compliance, and effective project execution.
•Support development and implementation of environmental strategies, execution plans, scopes of work, schedules, budgets, and regulatory submissions.
•Oversee consultants, contractors, and field personnel, including supporting procurement, work scope development, performance oversight, and quality of deliverables.
•Review and interpret environmental assessment, monitoring, reclamation, soil, vegetation, wildlife, fish and fish habitat, and other technical information to inform environmental management decisions.
•Support implementation of post-construction monitoring programs, including issue identification, corrective measure planning, effectiveness follow-up, and required tracking or reporting.
•Collaborate with internal teams responsible for project management, engineering, land, community relations, Indigenous relations, regulatory, legal, safety, and environmental programs to identify and resolve issues.
•Represent TC Energy in interactions with regulators, Indigenous groups, landowners, environmental groups, industry groups, and the public, as required.
•Document, communicate, and report environmental risks, issues, incidents, non-conformances, non-compliances, and opportunities for improvement.
•Manage multiple complex priorities in a dynamic environment, including responding to unplanned or emergent environmental work.
Qualifications:
•Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Environmental Planning, Resource Management, Geography, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Earth or Life Sciences, or a related field.
•Minimum of 4 years of experience in environmental planning, permitting, compliance, post-construction monitoring, or environmental management for pipeline, energy infrastructure, operations and maintenance, or related projects.
•Working knowledge of Canadian environmental laws, regulations, practices, and permitting requirements applicable to pipeline or energy infrastructure projects.
•Experience supporting environmental scopes across project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout phases.
•Strong communication, organizational, and prioritization skills, including the ability to manage competing deadlines and changing priorities.
Preferred Qualifications:
•Experience with pipeline construction, pipeline integrity, operations and maintenance, facility, or post-construction monitoring programs.
•Experience obtaining or supporting federal, provincial, or local environmental permits and authorizations.
•Experience working with regulators (the Canada Energy Regulator in particular), Indigenous groups, landowners, consultants, contractors, and multi-disciplinary project teams.
•Demonstrated ability to resolve complex environmental, permitting, compliance, or post-construction monitoring issues.
•Experience developing environmental strategies, mitigation measures, corrective actions, regulatory responses, or project execution plans.
•Commitment to client service, safety, environmental stewardship, and continuous improvement.
Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca
Qualifications• Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Environmental Planning, Resource Management, Geography, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Earth or Life Sciences, or a related field.
• Minimum of 4 years of experience in environmental planning, permitting, compliance, post-construction monitoring, or environmental management for pipeline, energy infrastructure, operations and maintenance, or related projects.
• Working knowledge of Canadian environmental laws, regulations, practices, and permitting requirements applicable to pipeline or energy infrastructure projects.
• Experience supporting environmental scopes across project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout phases.
• Strong communication, organizational, and prioritization skills, including the ability to manage competing deadlines and changing priorities.
SummaryResponsibilities:
the Environmental Advisor is responsible for providing environmental planning, permitting, and post-construction monitoring support for pipeline integrity, operations and maintenance, facilities, and related energy infrastructure work. The role supports the successful planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout of environmental scopes to help ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with regulatory requirements, corporate commitments, and TC Energy’s Environment Program.
This position works closely with internal project teams and external parties, including consultants, contractors, regulators, Indigenous groups, landowners, and other stakeholders, to identify environmental risks, resolve issues, and support effective integration of environmental considerations into project planning and execution.
•Coordinate environmental planning, permitting, assessments, surveys, and compliance activities for multiple pipeline integrity, operations, maintenance, facilities, and post-construction monitoring scopes.
•Provide technical environmental advice to support risk identification, mitigation planning, regulatory compliance, and effective project execution.
•Support development and implementation of environmental strategies, execution plans, scopes of work, schedules, budgets, and regulatory submissions.
•Oversee consultants, contractors, and field personnel, including supporting procurement, work scope development, performance oversight, and quality of deliverables.
•Review and interpret environmental assessment, monitoring, reclamation, soil, vegetation, wildlife, fish and fish habitat, and other technical information to inform environmental management decisions.
•Support implementation of post-construction monitoring programs, including issue identification, corrective measure planning, effectiveness follow-up, and required tracking or reporting.
•Collaborate with internal teams responsible for project management, engineering, land, community relations, Indigenous relations, regulatory, legal, safety, and environmental programs to identify and resolve issues.
•Represent TC Energy in interactions with regulators, Indigenous groups, landowners, environmental groups, industry groups, and the public, as required.
•Document, communicate, and report environmental risks, issues, incidents, non-conformances, non-compliances, and opportunities for improvement.
•Manage multiple complex priorities in a dynamic environment, including responding to unplanned or emergent environmental work.
Qualifications:
•Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Environmental Planning, Resource Management, Geography, Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Earth or Life Sciences, or a related field.
•Minimum of 4 years of experience in environmental planning, permitting, compliance, post-construction monitoring, or environmental management for pipeline, energy infrastructure, operations and maintenance, or related projects.
•Working knowledge of Canadian environmental laws, regulations, practices, and permitting requirements applicable to pipeline or energy infrastructure projects.
•Experience supporting environmental scopes across project planning, execution, monitoring, and closeout phases.
•Strong communication, organizational, and prioritization skills, including the ability to manage competing deadlines and changing priorities.
Preferred Qualifications:
•Experience with pipeline construction, pipeline integrity, operations and maintenance, facility, or post-construction monitoring programs.
•Experience obtaining or supporting federal, provincial, or local environmental permits and authorizations.
•Experience working with regulators (the Canada Energy Regulator in particular), Indigenous groups, landowners, consultants, contractors, and multi-disciplinary project teams.
•Demonstrated ability to resolve complex environmental, permitting, compliance, or post-construction monitoring issues.
•Experience developing environmental strategies, mitigation measures, corrective actions, regulatory responses, or project execution plans.
•Commitment to client service, safety, environmental stewardship, and continuous improvement.
Please submit your resume in confidence to paul.dusome@randstad.ca
Randstad Canada is committed to fostering a workforce reflective of all peoples of Canada. As a result, we are committed to developing and implementing strategies to increase the equity, diversity and inclusion within the workplace by examining our internal policies, practices, and systems throughout the entire lifecycle of our workforce, including its recruitment, retention and advancement for all employees. In addition to our deep commitment to respecting human rights, we are dedicated to positive actions to affect change to ensure everyone has full participation in the workforce free from any barriers, systemic or otherwise, especially equity-seeking groups who are usually underrepresented in Canada's workforce, including those who identify as women or non-binary/gender non-conforming; Indigenous or Aboriginal Peoples; persons with disabilities (visible or invisible) and; members of visible minorities, racialized groups and the LGBTQ2+ community.
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