Environmental Technician

• Deliver consistent, high-quality field data collection across multiple programs including water quality, groundwater, wildlife, vegetation, and soil monitoring
• Ensure all samples are collected, documented, stored, and shipped in accordance with established protocols and chain of custody requirements
• Maintain complete, accurate, and timely field records, including digital data entry with preliminary QA/QC checks
• Prepare, calibrate, install, and maintain monitoring equipment to ensure readiness and reliability of field programs
• Support field logistics, including staging equipment and preparing sampling kits to ensure efficient program execution

• Conduct field inspections aligned with permit conditions and environmental management plans, identifying and documenting deficiencies
• Support implementation and continuous improvement of inspection programs, checklists, and standard operating procedures through field-based insights
• Participate in spill prevention and response activities, including field containment, documentation, and reporting
• Compile and organize environmental data, inspection records, and supporting materials for compliance reporting
• Deliver field-level environmental awareness and training to site personnel

• Promote a strong safety and environmental culture through daily actions and communication
• Identify field issues early and communicate effectively with supervisors to support timely resolution
• Provide practical feedback to improve monitoring programs, procedures, and field execution
• Work independently in remote and challenging conditions while maintaining a high standard of professionalism and accountability

• 1 to 4 years of experience in environmental monitoring, field programs, or related disciplines
• Experience working in remote or northern environments with the ability to operate independently in variable terrain and weather conditions
• Field sampling across one or more disciplines, water, groundwater, wildlife, vegetation, soil
• Equipment calibration and maintenance
• Data management, including accurate field recording and digital entry
• Basic understanding of environmental compliance and inspection processes
• Diploma or degree in environmental science, biology, or a related field
• Valid Class 5 Driver’s License
• First Aid and/or relevant professional designations considered an asset
• Ability to safely navigate uneven, remote terrain and work in all weather conditions
• Ability to lift and carry equipment up to 50 lbs regularly

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