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A leading environmental consulting firm in Burnaby is seeking an intermediate Aquatic Biologist to conduct marine and freshwater site assessments. The candidate should have 5 to 10 years of environmental consulting experience and be proficient in preparing regulatory reports. This role involves coordinating junior staff, managing projects, and working in various weather conditions. The ideal candidate holds a B.Sc. degree and is a registered professional biologist in BC.
Aquatic Biologist- BC
Burnaby / Metro Vancouver
We are currently looking for an intermediate biologist (5 to 10 years of environmental consulting experience) to join our ever-growing team of dedicated professionals.
Responsibilities will include working under a project manager to complete marine, freshwater, and / or riparian site assessments including reporting, and coordinating junior staff. Assignments will include planning, design, environmental assessments, permitting, construction monitoring and post construction effectiveness monitoring of projects consisting of maintenance, construction and expansion of new and existing port facilities, bridges and commercial, residential and industrial developments. These projects are primarily located in British Columbia. Types of permit applications involved include, but are not limited to, Fisheries Act Authorizations, Water Sustainability Act Change Approvals, Disposal at Sea Permits and Municipal Permitting for works in environmentally sensitive areas. For example, often these projects require dredging, pile installation, fill placement, shoreline armouring or installation of floating structures which require permitting.
The successful candidate will be an effective communicator proficient in conducting a variety of different fieldwork under the direction of more senior biologists, preparing and reviewing reports that meet regulatory and client requirements, while having experience in leading field programs, managing subcontractors and mentoring junior team members.
Experience in preparing any of the following would be considered an asset : Aquatic Effects Assessments, Environmental Assessments, Project Descriptions, Construction Environmental Management Plans, Habitat Offsetting Plans, Erosion and Sediment Control Plans, Fish and Fish Habitat Monitoring Plans, Construction Monitoring Reports.