Job Order Detail

Description

Overview
The Saskatchewan Research Councils (SRC) Environment Division is seeking an Environmental Specialist or Engineer to participate in the assessment and remediation of abandoned uranium mines in northern Saskatchewan. This is expected to be a one-year term position starting March 2018.

Accountabilities
    Ensure environmental compliance
    Assist in preparation of technical documentation to obtain regulatory approvals
    Plan and implement environmental monitoring, revegetation, site inspections and other field activities
    Manage and execute hazardous materials and waste management (including spill response)
    Develop and review various documents
    Support environmental data management
    Plan and oversee contractors activities

Qualifications
    University degree in environmental science or environmental engineering
    A minimum of three years of work experience in an environment-related field
    Experience in environmental sampling, data analysis and interpretation
    Experience in environmental management legislation, regulations and policies
    Experience in one of the following areas is an asset:
o    Phase I, II and Phase III environmental site assessments and site remediation
o    Hazardous material and waste management
o    Environmental monitoring
o    Revegetation and land reclamation
    P.Eng. or PAg certification is an asset

Skills
    Excellent technical writing skills
    Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
    Good understanding of safe work and quality control
    Self-motivated, proactive and able to multi-task
    Well organized and detail oriented

Requirements
    Some travel to remote, radiation-impacted abandoned mine sites in northern Saskatchewan
    Travel by small aircraft, boat, and all-terrain vehicles
    Walk in forested rugged terrain with 20 lbs (10 kg) backpack for up to 10 hours per day
Work extended hours (up to 12 hours per day) while in the field