Environmental Technician

Enmas; Calgary; Hybrid; CAD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Enmas in Calgary, Alberta is hiring an Environmental Field Technician for a permanent full-time role. The position blends fieldwork (70%) with office support (30%), with occasional solo work following safety protocols.

You will collaborate with field and project management teams to expand operations and support regulatory processes. Responsibilities include conducting biophysical assessments, wildlife sweeps, surveys, wetland work, and data reporting.

Qualifications

• Experience in wildlife sweeps, wetlands, field data collection and reporting.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Willingness to learn and grow in the role.
• Eligibility for Alberta’s Professional Regulatory Organizations.

Responsibilities

• Conduct Biophysical Assessments
• Perform Wildlife Sweeps and Nest Searches
• Carry out Targeted Species Surveys
• Complete Wetland Assessments
• Analyze field data to develop management and mitigation strategies
• Deliver accurate and timely technical reports
• Liaise with on-site client representatives and contractors
• Assist the Project Manager in preparing and supporting regulatory applications
• Assist with other responsibilities as needed to contribute to the overall success of the team

Skills

Strong organizational skills

Flexibility & adaptability

Environmental permitting knowledge

AER OneStop familiarity

Sensitive Species Inventory Guidelines

Public Land Act knowledge

Environmental legislation knowledge

Wildlife sweeps experience

Wetland assessments

Plant and wildlife identification

Field data collection

Technical reporting

Eligibility for Alberta PROs

Willingness to learn

Communication of field findings

Teamwork & collaboration

Valid driver’s license

Job description

We're Hiring! Make a Fresh Start with Enmas!

Enmas has an opportunity for a permanent, full-time Environmental Field Technician to join our Environmental team in Calgary, Alberta.

As our team continues to grow, we’re looking to hire detail-oriented people who are strong in problem-solving, informed decision making, and value continuous learning and professional growth.

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY

We are seeking a dynamic candidate to work closely with our field and project management teams, playing an integral role in the expansion of our operations. This position offers an excellent opportunity for professional growth and development within your area of expertise.

Responsibilities will be divided between fieldwork (70%), which includes travel and working remotely, and in-office support (30%).

Occasionally, this position may require the applicant to work alone for extended periods of time (following appropriate safety protocols).

As an Environmental Field Technician, your day-to-day responsibilities will include:

• Conduct Biophysical Assessments
• Perform Wildlife Sweeps and Nest Searches
• Carry out Targeted Species Surveys
• Complete Wetland Assessments
• Analyze field data to develop management and mitigation strategies
• Deliver accurate and timely technical reports
• Liaise with on-site client representatives and contractors
• Assist the Project Manager in preparing and supporting regulatory applications
• Assist with other responsibilities as needed to contribute to the overall success of the team

We are looking for the following skills and qualifications:

• Strong organizational skills with keen attention to detail
• Flexibility and adaptability to changing work environments
• Familiarity with the environmental permitting and approvals process
• Knowledge of AER OneStop system (an asset)
• Understanding of Sensitive Species Inventory Guideline protocols
• Knowledge of the Public Land Act (an asset)
• Familiarity with local, provincial, and federal environmental legislation (an asset)
• Experience in wildlife sweeps, wetland assessments, plant and wildlife identification, field data collection, and reporting
• Eligibility for Alberta’s Professional Regulatory Organizations
• Willingness to learn and grow in the role
• Ability to clearly and concisely communicate field findings
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills
• Valid driver’s license