Senior Environmental Lead

Job Title :   Senior Environmental Lead

Location : Burnaby or Langley, British Columbia (Hybrid Work Model)

Job Description

Are you an experienced environmental services professional looking for a leadership role where you can shape a team and manage a diverse portfolio of infrastructure and transportation projects? We are seeking a collaborative leader who can anticipate and mitigate environmental risks to ensure sustainable project delivery on behalf of our client- a dynamic, multidisciplinary team focused on delivering sustainable infrastructure solutions across British Columbia.

About the Role

Project Management and Business Development :

Lead a team delivering environmental services both internally and externally.

Represent our firm at industry events, expanding and promoting our environmental services across the region.

Set strategic direction for the environmental services business unit.

Provide expertise in environmental regulatory approvals, permits, and authorizations.

Manage multidisciplinary projects across British Columbia, adhering to budgets and quality standards.

Develop proposals, including project scope, schedules, and fees.

Prepare reports, mitigation strategies, and regulatory applications, with strong knowledge of the Water Sustainability Act, DFO Request for Reviews, and other regulatory submissions.

Technical Expertise and Reporting :

Conduct research and prepare technical reports.

Lead the preparation of Environmental Assessments (EA), Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), and other regulatory applications.

Prepare environmental management plans, mitigation and offsetting designs.

Design and implement study plans for field investigations related to aquatic, terrestrial, wetland, and vegetation ecosystems.

Coordinate environmental assessments and develop project tender specifications.

Mentorship and Team Leadership :

Guide and mentor biologists, environmental scientists, and technicians on project delivery.

Supervise, coordinate, and support team members, fostering a collaborative environment.

About You

Qualifications :

Bachelor of Science in biology, aquatic biology, zoology, botany, environmental science, forestry, environmental engineering, or a related field.

Registered or eligible for registration as an R.P.Bio.

A minimum of 7 years of progressive experience in environmental impact assessment processes and methods.

Demonstrated leadership experience, whether in formal roles or mentoring capacities.

Familiarity with municipal, provincial, and federal environmental regulatory review processes.

Proficiency in quantitative environmental assessment methods, including vegetation, wildlife, water quality, and fish habitat assessments.

Preferred :

Experience in environmental consulting within British Columbia, particularly on civil engineering projects.

Salary Range Disclaimer :

The salary range listed for this position is a general estimate provided for transparency and does not represent a guaranteed offer. Final compensation will be determined based on the candidate's qualifications, experience, and skillset, as well as market conditions and internal salary structures.

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About MatchBox

Headquartered in downtown Vancouver and serving clients nationally,  MatchBox  is one of the leading recruitment and solutions firms that specializes in the fields of IT & Technology, Engineering & Technical, Real Estate & Construction, and Accounting & Finance. We offer unrivaled expertise with our team's extensive experience in the recruitment and professional services industry. We are dedicated to building great connections and creating strong opportunities within the workforce and the labor market.

Equal Opportunities

MatchBox is committed to providing equal opportunities for all applicants. We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, including members of minority groups such as racialized individuals, people with disabilities, LGBTQ+ individuals, and Indigenous peoples. It is a priority for us that all candidates are treated fairly and without discrimination. Our recruitment teams receive ongoing training on using objective criteria for evaluating candidates and other related topics to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for all.

Work Permits

Please note that we require all interested candidates to obtain the necessary work permits from the Government of Canada prior to submitting an application. This position is open exclusively to individuals residing in Canada and legally authorized to work in Canada. Applications not meeting these criteria will not be considered.

Further Consideration

We receive a high volume of applications and are only able to contact candidates who are selected for further consideration.

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