Intermediate Biologists
- Terrace, BC
- $32.00-44.00 per hour
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Supporting the preparation of environmental assessments and management plans in accordance with provincial, territorial and federal regulatory requirements.
- Supervising, training, and mentoring junior biologists to support their technical and professional development.
- Preparing technical reports, proposals, monitoring summaries, and study designs.
- Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to integrate environmental considerations into project design and delivery.
- Performing field activities such as fish and wildlife salvages, water sampling, nest sweeps, and vegetation surveys.
- Leading or supporting reclamation planning, site restoration, and environmental management initiatives.
- Ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, permits, and environmental plans, including spill response and re-vegetation.
- Assisting in permitting processes, data collection, field logistics, and quality assurance activities.
- Supporting project planning through scheduling, budgeting, and client coordination.
- Foster positive relationships with clients, regulators, Indigenous communities, and key stakeholders to ensure compliance and project success.
- Bsc. or M.Sc. in Environmental Science, Natural Resource Management, Biology, or a related discipline.
- Professional designation such as R.PBio, P.Bio, P.Ag or RB.Tech is considered an asset, or eligible to be obtained within six (6) months.
- Minimum of three (3) years relevant experience in environmental consulting or the natural resource sector.
- Experience with environmental impact assessments (EIAs) focusing on fish species, aquatic habitats, and water quality.
- Solid understanding of provincial and federal environmental legislation, including the Water Sustainability Act, Environmental Management Act, and Fisheries Act.
- Familiarity with British Columbia's regulatory processes and permitting requirements.
- Skilled in working with regulatory agencies and stakeholders for environmental compliance.
- Strong background in environmental monitoring, erosion and sediment control, and site reclamation.
- Skilled in fish survey techniques: electrofishing, habitat assessments, and fish tagging.
- Excellent communication, relationship building, report writing and technical documentation skills.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office, GIS, and data analysis software.
- Possession of a valid Class 5 driver's license.
- Experience operating 4x4 vehicles off-highway.
- Capable of managing fieldwork in remote and challenging environments.
- Relocation assistance.
- Health, dental, and vision benefits.
- Retirement savings plan with employer contribution.
- Paid time off and holidays.
- Opportunities for professional development and training.
- Team-building events and company-sponsored trips.
Alberta Society of Professional Biologists