Lead, Environment Air (Temporary)

Elk Valley Resources•Sparwood, BC

2d•CA$106,000 - CA$131,000•Onsite

About The Position

Reporting to the Senior Lead, Environment, the Lead, Environment Air is responsible for executing environmental programs that support compliance in the areas of air quality at the operational level. This role also supports the Asset Environment and Regional Sustainable Development teams in permitting, compliance improvement initiatives, and regional air quality. To be successful, we are seeking someone with a balanced combination of operational experience and applied technical expertise in air quality, dust mitigation, and regulatory processes. The ideal candidate can adapt quickly in a dynamic work environment, and demonstrates an aptitude for innovative, solutions-based critical thinking. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, along with the ability to build and maintain relationships, are essential for this role. Join us in the breathtaking Elk Valley of British Columbia. Here you will find outdoor adventure at your fingertips. Whether it's biking and skiing, or the laid-back atmosphere of fishing and hiking, there is something for everyone! Working a compressed work week with alternating Fridays off, come experience what work life balance is all about!

Requirements

Engineering or Science degree or diploma in an environmental related field
Minimum five years’ experience providing technical direction and influencing operational environmental related risk management, including challenges associated with resource management
Strong technical knowledge of federal and provincial compliance practices and regulations related to air quality
Technical understanding of air monitoring systems and experience with risk evaluations
Demonstrated project management and supervisory experience, with a proven track record managing multiple environmental projects and budgets
Proficiency in environmental data management, analysis, reporting, and the use of environmental databases

Nice To Haves

Professional designation meeting the BC provincial requirements for a qualified professional for applicable programs is considered an asset

Responsibilities

Participate in and adhere to health and safety programs and policies
Lead the Asset operational air program
Lead engagement and manage relationships with government agencies, indigenous groups, and other local communities of interest
Lead document control practices and support training and competency development
Provide technical direction and field support for current and emerging environmental issues
Collaborate with, and develop and maintain working relationships with, Asset and Regional teams, and external agencies
Understand applicable commitments, permits, acts, regulations, and associated requirements to inform management decisions and activities
Prepare and submit all required data and reports to meet regulatory and other commitments, including presenting technical information to diverse audiences
Manage and support compliance projects