Environmental Project Manager

SYLVIS; New Westminster; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading environmental consulting firm based in Metro Vancouver is seeking an Environmental Project Manager. This role involves managing large projects related to biosolids and residuals management, with a focus on delivering results on time and fostering client relationships. Candidates should possess a degree in a relevant environmental discipline and have at least five years of experience in project management. The benefits offered are competitive and include training opportunities and a supportive work environment.

Benefits

Laptop and Smartphone

Life and Health Insurance

Lifestyle Spending Account

Professional Development Support

Three Weeks Paid Annual Leave

Flexibility for Remote Work

Qualifications

• Minimum five years in a relevant role.
• Professional designation (PAg, RPBio, PEng) preferred.
• Ability to travel to operational sites in BC.

Responsibilities

• Manage large operational residuals projects on time and budget.
• Build relationships with clients and land partners.
• Ensure projects meet regulatory compliance.

Skills

Project Management

Communication

Attention to Detail

Interpersonal Skills

Knowledge of Residuals

Education

Degree in Environmental Science Discipline

Project Management Certification

Job description

Salary : $80,000-$115,000 per year, based on experience

About SYLVIS

SYLVIS is an established residuals management firm committed to providing industry-leading environmental consulting and operational services to a wide range of clients in both the private and public sectors. We are a group of experienced professionals pioneering innovative solutions to beneficially use residuals. Headquartered in Metro Vancouver, we have been Making Waste History for more than 35 years and foster an environment where curiosity and initiative are highly valued. SYLVIS is looking to expand its reach by growing across North America and is looking for employees that approach life with a desire to always learn, evolve, and grow.

Environmental Project Manager Position

The BC based Environmental Project Manager position is an opportunity to join a growing team of professionals passionate about the SYLVIS mission to Make Waste History through sustainable residuals management. With proven project management experience in the context of operations and environmental projects, this role will be responsible to manage large client-based projects implementing the beneficial use of biosolids and / or other residuals (wood ash, pulp and paper residuals, etc.). They will leverage their exceptional communication skills to build rapport with clients, land partners, and other interested parties. The Environmental Project Manager will be empowered to lead their project teams with a high level of autonomy to deliver exceptional results on time and on budget.

Functions and Responsibilities

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following :

• Use project management skills to deliver large-scale operational residuals management projects on-time and on-budget.
• Use interpersonal skills to work effectively in a multi-disciplinary environment both internally and externally. You will develop and maintain key relationships with clients, landowners, and interested parties.
• Use exceptional communication skills to conduct tours for our clients and the public.
• Use knowledge of residuals, agronomy, soil science, fertilization, and plant science to ensure projects are regulatory compliant and executed according to best practices.
• Use clear writing skills to prepare project plans and reports.
• Use organization skills to develop and maintain meticulous project records and documentation.
• Use mentoring skills to support junior employees and foster a culture of learning and growth.

Qualifications

• Degree in a relevant environmental science-based discipline (e.g. agronomy, plant science, soil science, environmental management, environmental engineering) or a combination of relevant work experience.
• Professional designation (PAg, RPBio, PEng) or ability to obtain one is an asset
• Project Management certification is an asset

Skills and Experience

• Minimum of five years of experience in a relevant role
• Baseline agriculture, soils, and fertilization knowledge
• Excellent professional writing and oral communication skills
• A can-do attitude and superior attention to detail and quality
• Ability to travel to operational sites throughout British Columbia
• Experience managing subcontractors
• Experience working in agriculture or with agricultural producers is an asset

SYLVIS is committed to offering best-in-class benefits for its employees and is highly focused on employee satisfaction and retention. Benefits available to permanent employees include :

• Laptop, cell phone and monthly plan
• Life insurance and extended health benefits, including a healthcare spending account of $1,000 per dependent
• Lifestyle spending account - $400 per year to support active living and sustainable behaviours (e.g. fitness memberships, public transit passes, exercise gear)
• Field gear allowance up to $475 per year
• Professional development support and training opportunities
• Three weeks paid annual leave to start
• 13 paid statutory holidays
• Flexibility to work from home one day per week
• A fun and supportive work environment including all-staff meetings, social activities, and celebrating personal and professional accomplishments

To Apply for the Environmental Project Manager Position

Submit a resume and cover letter via our website at , highlighting your key qualifications for the Vancouver based BC Environmental Project Manager role and interest in residuals management.

We are looking to fill this position as soon as a suitable candidate is found. Applications will be reviewed as they are received. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only individuals selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Environmental Project Manager • New Westminster, BC, Canada