Ecology & Biodiversity Project Coordinator

SLR Consulting Ltd; United States; Remote; USD 33,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Comprehensive benefits

Career growth

Job summary

SLR Consulting Ltd in Vancouver, BC is seeking a Project Coordinator, Ecology & Biodiversity, to contribute to environmental assessment and regulatory deliverables on multidisciplinary projects.

You will conduct ecological research, coordinate field activities, manage budgets and schedules, and liaise with Indigenous Nations, regulators, and project teams. The role offers a full‑time, permanent position with competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits, located at 887 Great Northern Way.

Qualifications

• Degree or diploma in environmental sciences, natural resources, project management, or a related discipline.

Responsibilities

• Conduct environmental and ecological research and desktop analysis to support regulatory and project requirements.
• Conduct environmental auditing field work in remote settings, including night shifts.
• Establish relationships with TWN and coordinate logistics and environmental concerns.
• Support budget tracking, invoicing, project forecasting, and project administration activities.
• Provide logistical support for field programs, including travel coordination and subcontractor management.
• Prepare, review, and quality-control environmental reports and regulatory deliverables.
• Provide environmental regulatory consultation to clients and project teams.

Skills

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Document management

Education

Environmental sciences or related degree

Tools

Deltek VantagePoint

Sustain

Workday

The POD

Cheqroom

EQuIS

ARCGIS Pro

FieldMaps

Survey 123

Microsoft 365 / Teams / SharePoint

Job description

SLR Consulting Ltd in Vancouver, BC is seeking a Project Coordinator, Ecology & Biodiversity, to contribute to environmental assessment and regulatory deliverables on multidisciplinary projects.

You will conduct ecological research, coordinate field activities, manage budgets and schedules, and liaise with Indigenous Nations, regulators, and project teams. The role offers a full‑time, permanent position with competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits, located at 887 Great Northern Way.