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Environmental Project Coordinator/Professional

Are you ready to elevate your career and make a significant impact on a high-profile national program? WSP is seeking a motivated and skilled environmental project coordinator to join our Remediation Program Management (RPM), Downstream team.

At WSP, you will have the opportunity to work on exciting projects, collaborate with a dedicated team, and contribute to meaningful environmental solutions. If you are ready to take the next step in your career and make a real impact, apply today!

Your Key Responsibilities:

• Work as a team in close collaboration with project managers, project directors, technical leaders, engineers, and technicians;
• Coordinate all stages of site environmental site assessments (ESAs) and remediation projects;
• Communicate with various stakeholders (third parties, subcontractors, suppliers) related to the project and coordinate between them;
• Prepare quality deliverables, including the collection, compilation, and interpretation of data for ESAs, environmental monitoring programs, remediations, permitting, or other technical reports;
• Occasionally carry out fieldwork, including soil and groundwater assessments, monitoring programs, field tests, and remediation work;
• Collaborate in the development of technical service offers and financial proposals;
• Ensure compliance with company health, safety, and quality management requirements;
• Perform budget follow-ups to achieve project financial objectives;

Depending on skills and profile:

• Participate in the evaluation, design and/or operation of remediation technologies;
• Participate in applied research and development projects;
• Provide support to other disciplines involved in contaminated site management (water treatment team, risk assessment, modelling, etc.);
• Contribute to the implementation of digital technologies facilitating data acquisition and management.

What We Are Looking For:

• A technical diploma, bachelor's or master's degree in engineering, geology, or another environmental specialty;
• Knowledge of provincial regulations and best practice guidelines;
• Fieldwork experience in contaminated site assessment, soil and groundwater sampling
• Ability and ease in making critical judgments;
• Attention to detail and good adaptability;
• Ease of working in a team and with colleagues in other offices in Canada;
• A strong sense of responsibility and autonomy;
• Strong communication and writing skills in English;
• A safety-conscious attitude and understanding of health and safety procedures in the workplace.
• A valid driver's license.
• Knowledge of database software is an asset (ARCGIS, AutoCAD, Openground, Leapfrog, EQuIS, etc.);