Intermediate Hydrogeologist

WSP in Canada; British Columbia; On-site; CAD 71,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading global professional services firm as an Intermediate Hydrogeologist in British Columbia. You will work with a talented team on diverse projects, focusing on groundwater supply, contaminant hydrogeology, and aquifer mapping. This role offers opportunities for professional growth and a collaborative work environment.

Benefits

Flexible Work Policy

Comprehensive Benefits

Virtual Healthcare

Wellness Programs

Qualifications

• 4-6 years of relevant experience in hydrogeology.
• Professional registration eligibility within one year.

Responsibilities

• Plan and lead field programs including drilling and groundwater sampling.
• Coordinate small to medium projects, monitor performance.
• Supervise and train junior staff ensuring safety compliance.

Skills

Hydrogeology

Environmental Consulting

Project Management

Education

Bachelor of Science in Geoscience

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Job Description

WSP is thrilled to offer an exciting opportunity for an Intermediate Hydrogeologist to become a key member of our highly regarded Environmental Management team in British Columbia. This is your chance to join one of the largest and most experienced hydrogeology teams in BC and the Yukon, celebrated for our extensive expertise and a solid reputation within the industry.

In this role, you will work closely with a passionate and close-knit team that is committed to supporting each other’s professional growth and development. Under the guidance of a Senior Hydrogeologist, you’ll engage in a diverse range of projects including physical groundwater hydrogeology, groundwater supply development and protection, contaminant hydrogeology, aquifer mapping and characterization, and dewatering and infiltration.

The Intermediate Hydrogeologist will work independently to design and plan hydrogeological investigations, analyze data, interpret results, and prepare reports for senior review. Work at an intermediate level involves developing competency in the discipline under supervision, through routine to medium complexity tasks, to build knowledge, skills, and experience.

Why choose WSP?

• We value and uphold a culture of inclusion and belonging.
• Our Flexible Work Policy supports work-life balance, encouraging you to prioritize your personal life alongside your professional responsibilities.
• A Canadian success story – proud to contribute to our country’s development.
• Enhance the world around you through diverse projects that impact the environment, infrastructure, and communities.
• Outstanding career opportunities with a focus on growth and innovation.
• A collaborative culture with genuinely good people doing meaningful work.

We offer attractive pay, flexible work options, comprehensive benefits including virtual healthcare and wellness programs, savings plans, and a clear future vision.

What You Can Expect To Do Here…

Technical

• Plan and lead field programs including drilling, well installation, soil and core sampling, hydraulic testing, and groundwater sampling.
• Develop programs under oversight of project management and senior hydrogeologists.
• Monitor work progress and adapt plans to meet objectives.
• Develop and implement standard procedures in accordance with industry standards and regulations.
• Provide technical advice and collaborate on projects.
• Ensure proper data collection and documentation.
• Conduct analysis, write reports, and contribute to proposals.
• Guide junior staff in field program implementation.

Project Management

• Develop HSSE requirements and plans.
• Coordinate small to medium projects, monitor performance, and ensure timely delivery.
• Manage project schedules and documentation.
• Produce progress reports for stakeholders.

Supervision

• Supervise and train junior staff and subcontractors, ensuring safety and standards compliance.
• Promote WSP’s health and safety culture.

Business Development

• Understand business drivers and contribute to proposals and budgets.
• Identify opportunities for growth and cost control.
• Build internal networks and participate in industry events.

Other

• Participate in professional associations and industry conferences.
• Publish technical papers or present at conferences biannually.

Client

• Provide technical input at client meetings.
• Prepare deliverables aligned with client objectives.
• Develop client relationships and serve as project contact.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Geoscience or Engineering with Hydrogeology focus; 4-6 years of relevant experience.
• Professional registration in the province / territory, or eligibility within one year.
• Technical proficiency in hydrogeology, with a commitment to ongoing development.
• Experience in environmental consulting, enthusiasm, and team contribution.

Salary Range in BC : $71,500 to $98,300. Final salary varies based on qualifications and experience.

About Us

WSP is a leading global professional services firm dedicated to future-proofing cities and environments. With over 65,000 employees worldwide and 12,000+ in Canada, we work on diverse projects from environmental remediation to urban planning and infrastructure development.

Our values include valuing our people, fostering collaboration, challenging the status quo, and maintaining accountability.

Note : Health and Safety are core values; compliance with safety policies is mandatory. Accommodations are available for applicants with disabilities. We are committed to employment equity. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. No unsolicited agency resumes accepted.

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