<![CDATA[Hydrogeology jobs | ResearchGate]]>Thu, 20 Jun 2013 01:20:35 UTCThu, 20 Jun 2013 01:20:35 UTC<![CDATA[Group Manager Of Hydrogeology]]>Group Manager of Hydrogeology - Mining and Resources - Managerial and Technical - Hydrogeology I have an exciting, urgent Group Manager of Hydrogeology opportunity working on multiple large scale projects. Details: - Consultancy - Western Australia - Office based, minimal site travel as needed - Work across multiple industries including Govt, Mining and Resources! - $200,000 + Super - $240,000 + Super If you are driven, energetic, have proven experience as an General Manager, Project Director, Hydrogeology Manager or Principal Consultant then this exciting opportunity is for you! Responsibilities involves: - Business Development - Mentoring and leading a team - Coordinate multiple large scale projects - Report to Board as required - Maintain client relationships Selection Criteria: - Knowledge of WA Legislation standards - Bachelor degree in engineering, geology or science - Previous experience in a similar role - Strong communication and presenting skills - Strong network of professional contacts within WA's environmental industry If you are the type of person looking for a challenging but extremely rewarding role with a company who will grant you access to major projects across multiple industries, whilst offering career progression opportunities, then send your updated CV in MS Word format to Anthony Nguyen at Progressive.

Visit the Progressive Global Energy & Natural Resources website to find out more.

]]>Wed, 19 Jun 2013 09:22:37 UTC<![CDATA[Director - Environmental Assessment & Planning]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from world class technical experts and professionals.


Director – Environmental Assessment & Planning

Reporting to the Vice-President of Operations for the SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) Central Division, the ideal candidate will be responsible for managing the day-to-day affairs of a Department of more than 40 environmental professionals who work in a variety of technical areas including Biology, GIS, Environmental Planning, Environmental Engineering and Socio-economics. Responsibilities will include general departmental administration including P&L responsibilities, business development and marketing, Client relations and quality control. Some involvement in project management is expected. The position is located in the west end of Toronto with some domestic and international travel.

Responsibilities:

• Manage Departmental budget, forecasting and profitability
• Recruit and hire new staff in accordance with workload requirements
• Oversee and/or execute management of environmental impact study projects
• Management, administration and supervision of personnel.
• Identify new business opportunities, including overseeing and/or preparation of proposals.
• Develop and maintain good client relations.
• Develop and implement a business plan.
• Participate in the company’s sustainable development program.
• In collaboration with other Directors within the Centre of Excellence and Central Operations, participate in the development of, and take responsibility for executing, a growth strategy for identifying and winning new work.
• Increase the department’s profitability and backlog.
• Promote the services of other SNC-Lavalin divisions.
• Work in direct collaboration with other department directors and Project Managers within SLE as well as within other divisions of SNC-Lavalin Inc..

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or similar discipline. Masters Degree an asset.
• Professional experience in environmental impact studies; multidisciplinary project management and environmental management planning. Previous experience with the mining and infrastructure sectors is required.
• Minimum 20 years experience, 10 years as a manager/supervisor.
• Proficient with “request for proposal” and management methods.
• Have a particular interest in management and continual improvement.
• Excellent oral and written skills in English. Proficiency in Spanish and/or French a strong asset.
• International experience an asset.


Only persons selected for an interview will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:48 UTC<![CDATA[Director, Business Development]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Director, Business Development to join the team in Saskatoon.

Reporting to the Vice-President, Operations, the incumbent will be responsible for business development and marketing activities for all corporate lines of business.

Job Duties:
•Develop and maintain client relationships;
•Perform search and prospecting activities in order to develop the business database (clients, markets etc.) and networking for the business unit;
•Support the business unit in the development of its business plan;
•Increase the business unit’s sales and profitability;
•Assist in formulating strategic and marketing initiatives;
•Emphasize the expertise of other SNC-Lavalin Environment departments;
•Building a team to increase growth and profitability;
•Promote, as needed, the services of other SNC-Lavalin divisions.

Qualifications:
•Minimum 10 years experience in business development and client relations, preferably within the engineering consulting industry;
•Good understanding of environmental business as well as other industries such as mining, oil, gas and infrastructure;
•University degree in a business, environmental sciences or engineering;
•Fluent in the English language;
•Ability to travel frequently for short periods of time (up to 25% of time);
•Ability to build relationships with clients and peers;
•Team player with strong collaborations skills but also the ability to work independently;
•Self motivated and results oriented.

Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.


While MDH would like to thank all those that apply, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:48 UTC<![CDATA[Director, Site Assessment and Remediation - Manitoba]]>Description
POSITION: Director, Site Assessment and Remediation - Manitoba
EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Regular – Full-Time Employment
LOCATION: Winnipeg, MB
EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor or Advanced Degree in Engineering or Sciences with eligibility for professional designation
WORK EXPERIENCE: Minimum 10 years
FIELD OF STUDY: Sciences, Engineering

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

We have a fast-paced and dynamic work environment, and our team is committed to providing solution driven environmental services to help our clients in planning, managing and conducting their projects. Our growing organization needs motivated people to help us continue to grow, while maintaining the quality results our clients have come to expect.

With the above vision in mind, SLE is looking for a Director of Site Assessment and Remediation.

SUMMARY OF POSITION: Our Winnipeg office is seeking a Director of Site Assessment and Remediation – Manitoba to join our growing team. This senior level position will be responsible for mentoring junior staff, managing client relations, and supporting our senior staff on the SAR team. The successful candidate will bring well developed leadership skills to provide technical direction, contribute to project management, and serve as a key contact in developing and managing client relations.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Manage office resources, schedule, and budgets.
• Analyze and prepare recommendations and reports for projects relating to Site Assessment and Remediation (SAR).
• Develop and manage client relations.
• Managing the day to day activities of the existing Winnipeg SAR team.
• Growing the SAR business by adding new clients and projects through internal and external business development.
• Preparation of/leading proposals and bids.
• Recruiting and hiring new team members.
• Mentoring and training of the SAR team.
• Responsible for Manitoba SAR P&L.
• Participate in strategic and business development planning.
• Collaborate with SLE and SAR people from other regions, including internationally and throughout Canada.
• Join and provide environmental support for SNC-Lavalin construction and engineering projects across a range of sectors.
• Provide senior technical and project management support for a range of projects.
• Lead site assessment and remediation and other projects.


QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Engineering or Sciences with eligibility for professional designation (e.g., P.Eng., P.Geol., P. Ag, etc.).
• 10+ years of progressive experience encompassing overall project management including scope of work and budget development, budget management, supervision of staff/contractors with emphasis in the areas of contaminated site investigation and remediation.
• Preparation and review of Phase I ESAs.
• Phase II ESAs including design and execution of soil, groundwater, and vapour phase investigation and programs, interpretation of hydrogeological and geochemical data.
• Phase III remedial plan design and implementation and execution.
• Report writing and review.
• Experienced with the interpretation of provincial and federal environmental regulations.
• Demonstrated leadership and managerial skills as well as a commitment to excellent health & safety practices.
• Must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, proven technical report writing skills, an ability to multi-task as well as being organized and detail oriented.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:48 UTC<![CDATA[Environment Manager (Jakarta)]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

SLE is looking for an Environment Manager for Indonesia.

The Environment Manager will be responsible for delivering high value environmental projects to our clients. The Environment Manager will manage and deliver environmental studies associated with Feasibility Studies, Environmental Impact Assessments and other services for major infrastructure, energy, and mining projects. The Environment Manager will also manage planning approvals and permitting applications for such projects. It is expected that the Principal will work with other SNC Lavalin staff to help promote and grow the business in Indonesia. The Environment Manager will maintain relations with current and potential clients, also acts as project and proposal manager for environmental, geotechnical and water projects.

The Environment Manager participates in the administrative and operational management of SNC-Lavalin Environment in Indonesia. The successful candidate will possess strong leadership, team building, communication, and technical skills. More specifically:

Responsibilities:
• Leading project environmental teams;
• Managing all environmental issues associated with various projects on a day-to-day basis;
• Liaising with clients and key stakeholders;
• Establishing and maintaining working relationships with relevant Environmental Authorities on behalf of clients and SLE;
• Managing permits and approvals from authorized government agencies in relation to all environmental impacts.
• Producing outstanding quality work
• In close collaboration with other SLE groups, build a team of environmental, geotechnical and water specialists capable of delivering environmental, geotechnical and water projects in Indonesia;
• Manage bid (proposal) preparation for environmental, geotechnical and water projects in Indonesia and participate in project execution management;
• Direct and coordinate technical teams and oversee the cost-effective delivery of high quality and timely services to clients in Indonesia;
• Participate in SLE Indonesia personnel management and supervision, and day-to-day office administration.

Qualifications:
• At least 10 years of experience in environmental, geotechnical and water fields;
• Demonstrated ability to interact with internal and external clients at senior levels to implement and execute successful business strategies;
• University degree in environment, engineering or a related field;
• Organizational skills, team spirit and leadership capabilities;
• Self-motivated and result-oriented.
• Fluent in English language and Bahasa Indonesia (written and verbal);

This position is based in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:47 UTC<![CDATA[Geomatics Engineering Technologist - Saskatoon]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Geomatics Engineering Technologist to join the team in Saskatoon.

Reporting to the Manager of Civil Technology this position is a member of the geotechnical/geoenvironmental team of Engineers and Technologists.

Qualifications:
•Geomatics Engineering Technology Diploma and related experience performing a wide range of work in the surveying field;
•A valid class 5 driver’s license;
•Positive attitude and uncompromising commitment to health and safety;
•Well developed interpersonal, motivational, organizational and team skills;
•Experience with MS Office Suite including Word and Excel;
•Willingness and proven ability to work in a team atmosphere and the ability to demonstrate a flexible approach to work assignments;
•Experience with geotechnical investigations, materials testing and inspection of earthworks construction is considered an asset.

Job Duties:
•Conduct topographic GPS surveys for a wide range of earthworks, infrastructure and transportation projects;
•Construction staking and as-built surveys;
•Static surveys for control point network set up;
•Highway surveys, borrow pit design, culvert installation;
•Total station layout surveys, precise levelling;
•Participating and/or supervising field projects which may include civil QA/QC (survey, quantity calculations, soils, concrete, and asphalt testing, drilling and instrumentation installation);
•Training new staff on proper and precise methodology for RTK GPS surveying;
•Participate and assist staff with various field activities including inspections, installation and testing services on construction and monitoring projects; and
•Perform soil, and concrete field and laboratory tests.



Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:11 UTC<![CDATA[Geotechnical Engineer - Ottawa]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Senior Geotechnical Engineer to join the team in Ottawa.

Reporting to the Vice-President, Technical Services, the Senior Geotechnical Engineer holds a managerial role in a wide variety of geotechnical and/or geoenvironmental projects.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Geological, Geotechnical or Civil Engineering with a minimum of seven (7) years relevant experience in a consulting environment as a senior project manager. A post graduate degree is highly desirable;
•Willing to work extended and irregular hours within western Canada;
•Currently registered or eligible to register as a Professional Engineer;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•Being a key member in the development and management of a new office in Ottawa for the Geotechnical Line of Business of SNC Lavalin Environment;
•Evaluating and applying engineering techniques, procedures and criteria to assist in engineering design, data analysis of geotechnical and geoenvironmental investigations, construction engineering and project management;
•Perform, guide and conduct senior review of detailed engineering analysis, design and reporting for assigned projects;
•Designing and conducting field investigations, site investigations, remediation, compliance and technical reports;
•Managing and mentoring a team of professional and technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.


Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:11 UTC<![CDATA[Geotechnical Instrumentation Engineer]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Geotechnical Instrumentation Engineer to join the team in Vancouver.

Reporting to the Director of Technical Services, the Instrumentation Engineer will work within a multi-discipline team to design, procure, install, commission and monitor instrumentation and monitoring project within the organization. The Geotechnical Instrumentation Engineer will perform his/her activities to maintain project schedules and ensure successful project completion. This role will also provide assistance to the Estimating Team in the preparation of project scopes and project proposals.

Qualifications:
•University graduate with a Civil, Geotechnical or other relevant Engineering Degree
•3 to 5 years related experience in geotechnical (instrumentation and monitoring) engineering and field investigations.
•Experience with various soil instrumentation including but not limited to vibrating wire instruments, inclinometers tiltmeters, strain gauges, and optical surveys (total station).
•Experience with various types of data acquisition system design and implementation (Campbell Scientific is a preference).
•Strong workplace safety practices.
•The ideal candidate must be mobile and willing to work on a combination of field and office work, as travel will be required
•Excellent computer skills, proficiency with common industry software is required (LoggerNet, GTilt, DigiPro, Surfer, Excel, etc.).
•Valid Driver's license are required
•Well organized, interested in technical and personal advancement, self-initiator, able to carry out assignments with minimal supervision
•Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, strong report writing skills and verbal communication in English are essential
•Enthusiastic, resourceful, organized, and detail oriented. Should demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills and have the ability to communicate effectively and to proactively respond to time-sensitive issues

Job Duties:
•Work under the direction and supervision of other Senior Specialists
•Provide geotechnical instrumentation engineering and project management on a wide variety of projects
•Collating, interpreting and reporting on instrumentation data from building/shoring/tunnelling settlement programs, as well as groundwater monitoring programs
•Field instrumentation installation and data gathering
•Report and proposal writing
•Site inspection and supervision
•Supervision and oversight of field work and junior field staff
•Business development and client relations
•Must be flexible and work with other departments and offices


Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:11 UTC<![CDATA[Group Leader/Manager and Brownfield Specialist]]>Description
Environment and Water is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

Environment and Water offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

This senior level position is responsible for managing a staff of 10+ and for leading a group focused on providing environmental consulting services focused on contaminated sites and brownfield redevelopment. Projects may include environmental site assessment, remediation and/or risk assessment, environmental management, hazardous materials assessment/abatement, and compliance auditing/management.

The successful candidate will bring well developed leadership skills to provide senior level technical direction, mentoring, and input to junior and intermediate staff, contribute to regional management initiatives, and serve as a key contact with clients. Experience in a lead client role is required, preferably in the oil and gas sector. Liaising with regulatory agencies, networking with other professionals and developing new business would be considered part of the usual duties in this role. This position is supported by an established team in the Toronto office, and reports to the Regional Manager.

Specific duties related to this position are generally as follows:

•Understanding client objectives, technical protocols, laws, guidelines and regulations that apply to the work/projects conducted and the rationale/developmental framework behind them;
•Senior level project management (including technical program development, management of personnel and resources, tracking costs and managing budgets, implementing quality assurance reviews, and ensuring client objectives are met);
•Growing the group revenue from existing client relationships, and developing new business;
•Identifying risks and liabilities, and developing strategies to minimize them;
•Embracing behavior-based safety and ensuring all health and safety protocols are followed.

Requirements for this position include:
•Licensure as a professional engineer or geoscientist in Ontario;
•Post-graduation degree an asset;
•15+ years broad-based practical environmental engineering/consulting experience including demonstrated experience in a senior client management role;
•Strong interpersonal and leadership skills;
•Minimum of 3 years managing direct reports;
•Problem solving ability and “think outside the box” attitude;
•Business-oriented approach proven business development success;
•Superior organization and management skills;
•Excellent communication skills;
•Solid knowledge of environmental laws, regulations, and guidelines as they apply to environmental projects in Ontario; Proficiency with computers and standard word and data processing applications;
•Focus on quality control and quality management, and attention to detail;
•Commitment to excellence.


If you are interested in a career with a firm where you can make a real contribution, please submit your resume to the Toronto office and reference Job Code: T&E-GTA-23852.

Although we are grateful to all applicants for their interest, we regret that only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. No agencies or telephone inquiries, please.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:11 UTC<![CDATA[Intermediate Engineer - Acoustics Specialist]]>Description
POSITION: Intermediate Engineer - Acoustics Specialist
LOCATION(S): Toronto / Ottawa
STATUS: Regular – Full-Time

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

SUMMARY OF POSITION:
Our Toronto and Ottawa offices are seeking an Intermediate Acoustics Specialist to join our growing team. This intermediate level position will be responsible for mentoring more junior staff, managing and executing projects, and supporting our senior staff in the Acoustics, Air Quality and Climate Change (AACC) team. Our AACC team is focused on providing a wide range of acoustics, air and climate change services to industrial and commercial clients across Canada and internationally. The successful candidate will bring well developed leadership skills to provide technical direction, mentoring, and input to junior staff, contribute to project management, and serve as a key contact with clients. Liaising with regulatory agencies, networking with other professionals and helping to develop new business would be considered part of the usual duties in this role. The position requires overnight and daytime travel for on-site monitoring for environmental impact studies. Travel is generally limited to Ontario but may be required in Canada and abroad. This position is supported by an established team in AACC offices across Canada.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Developing and managing indoor and outdoor projects at commercial, industrial and transportation sites of varying complexity involving monitoring, analysis, compliance assessment, modeling and evaluation of corrective measures.
• Technical program development, management of personnel and resources, health and safety management, tracking costs and managing budgets, and ensuring client objectives are met.
• Collecting, evaluating and analyzing data for sound pressure and intensity using a variety of standardized and more complex methods.
• Executing technical tasks requiring accuracy in calculations, completeness and adherence to prescribed data testing methods.
• Preparing reports, proposals, other documents of varying complexity.
• Liaising with clients to secure additional business.
• Hiring and directing contractors.
• Supervising less experienced staff on a project basis and in some cases, providing technical direction and mentoring.

QUALITIES:
• An applicable engineering degree and licensure in Ontario (P.Eng.) with engineering or science focus.
• 5-10 years of experience.
• Knowledge of acoustical theory as: dB, human perception of sound, sound propagation (free field and reverberant space), general corrective methods.
• Excellent English communication skills, both oral and written (French or Spanish a plus).
• Diverse experience involving commercial clients, industrial facility operations, transportation, worker health and safety, and environmental projects.
• Solid knowledge of pertinent environmental laws, regulations, guidelines, codes of practice and best management practices.
• "Team Player" with proven interpersonal skills.
• Superior organization and problem-solving skills.
• Proficiency with computers and standard word and data processing applications.
• Dedicated to quality of work and commitment to excellence!

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:10 UTC<![CDATA[Intermediate Engineer - Air Quality, Acoustics and Climate Change (AACC)]]>Description
POSITION: Intermediate Engineer - Air Quality, Acoustics and Climate Change (AACC)
LOCATION(S): Toronto
STATUS: Regular – Full-Time

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

SUMMARY OF POSITION:
Our Toronto office is seeking an Intermediate Air Quality Specialist to join our growing team. This intermediate level position will be responsible for mentoring more junior staff, managing and executing projects, and supporting our senior staff on the air team. Our air team is focused on providing a wide range of air, acoustics and climate change services to industrial and commercial clients across Canada and internationally. The successful candidate will bring well developed leadership skills to provide technical direction, mentoring, and input to junior staff, contribute to project management, and serve as a key contact with clients. Liaising with regulatory agencies, networking with other professionals and helping to develop new business would be considered part of the usual duties in this role. This position is supported by an established team in the Toronto office and other AACC offices across Canada.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Developing and managing projects at commercial, industrial and petro chemical facilities of varying complexity involving emissions inventories, stack sampling/CEMs, air quality dispersion modeling, certificates of approval and permitting, ambient air monitoring and indoor air quality (IAQ).
• Technical program development, management of personnel and resources, health and safety management, tracking costs and managing budgets, and ensuring client objectives are met.
• Evaluating and analyzing data using a variety of standardized and more complex methods.
• Executing technical tasks requiring accuracy in calculations, completeness and adherence to prescribed data testing methods.
• Preparing reports, proposals, and other documents of varying complexity.
• Liaising with clients to secure additional business.
• Hiring and directing contractors.
• Supervising less experienced staff on a project basis and in some cases, providing technical direction and mentoring.

QUALITIES:
• An applicable engineering degree and licensure in Ontario (P.Eng.) with environmental or chemical engineering focus.
• 5-10 years of experience.
• Excellent English communication skills, both oral and written (French or Spanish an asset).
• Diverse experience involving commercial clients, industrial facility operations, environmental management systems, worker health and safety, and environmental projects.
• Solid knowledge of pertinent environmental laws, regulations, guidelines, codes of practice and best management practices.
• "Team Player" with proven interpersonal skills.
• Superior organization and problem-solving skills.
• Proficiency with computers and standard word and data processing applications.
• Dedicated to quality of work and commitment to excellence.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:17:10 UTC<![CDATA[Intermediate Environmental Advisor - Oil and Gas]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment is a rapidly growing full service consulting firm that is dedicated to responding to the changing needs of our clients. We are committed to providing solutions driven environmental services to assist clients in planning, managing and conducting their projects. Our growing organization is seeking like-minded individuals to join our multi-disciplinary team.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

We have a fast-paced and dynamic work environment, and our team is committed to providing solution driven environmental services to help our clients in planning, managing and conducting their projects. Our growing organization needs motivated people to help us continue to grow, while maintaining the quality results our clients have come to expect.

With the above vision in mind, SLE is looking for an Environmental Advisor to assist in the regulatory planning and permitting for our Oil and Gas clients.
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JOB DUTIES:
Key responsibilities of the Environmental Advisor will include:
• Acting as a key resource on Oil and Gas pre-construction and permitting projects
• Conducting site assessments to support permit applications and identify environmental sensitivities including wetland and watercourse classification and biophysical assessments
• Conduct environmental field monitoring and auditing of Oil and Gas sites and construction activities
• Assist in the preparation of regulatory approvals, permitting applications, environmental field reports, EAP applications and environmental screenings
• Classify and prepare notifications using Watercourse Code’s of Practice
• Provision of practical and economic solutions to clients
• Liaison with clients, stakeholders and regulatory agencies to ensure project permitting is advanced
• Establish and maintain relationships with clients, field personnel, government and regulatory agencies

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QUALIFICATIONS:
• University degree or diploma in environmental science or a related discipline
• Minimum of 3 years of experience focusing on environmental assessment or planning projects.
• Recognized ability to work independently and succeed in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team environment
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Demonstrated ability conducting field work
• Knowledge of provincial and federal regulations as well as environmental assessment and regulatory process
• Knowledge of environmental permit and approval requirements
• Knowledge of environmental mitigation and protection planning measures
• Experience using survey plans, maps and aerial photographs
• Experience in one or more of the following: vegetation identification, fish and wildlife assessment, soils and terrain classification, and/or wetland classification
• Experience in preparing Environmental Field Reports (EFR) and the Enhanced Approval Process (EAP) considered an asset
• Oil Sands planning and permitting is an asset


We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Intermediate Environmental Coordinator]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Full-time employment
EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: University Degree or Technical diploma
WORK EXPERIENCE: Minimum 2 years
FIELD OF STUDY: Environmental Management and Monitoring

SNC-Lavalin Environment is a rapidly growing full service consulting firm that is dedicated to responding to the changing needs of our clients. We are committed to providing solutions driven environmental services to assist clients in planning, managing and conducting their projects. Our growing organization is seeking like-minded individuals to join our multi-disciplinary team.

With the above vision in mind, SLE is looking for Environmental Coordinators to conduct field inspections on a variety of projects within Alberta.

QUALIFICATIONS

• University degree or diploma in a relevant subject matter.
• A general understanding of wildlife, vegetation, hydrography and soils / terrain and knowledge of their interaction with the impacts of construction is an asset.
• Past construction monitoring is an asset.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work directly with contractors.

JOB DUTIES:

The Environmental Coordinator (EC) is responsible for ensuring that all environmental commitments, undertakings and conditions of authorizations are adhered to and that works are completed in compliance with the Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP), regulations, approvals and permits in the most effective and efficient way possible. The EC has the right to inspect all worksites to ensure compliance with the approved mitigation plans and shut-down work where there is risk of imminent environmental damage.

Work locations will depend on where project needs arise (i.e. Edson/Hinton, Medicine Hat or other locations in and around Alberta). Therefore, it is not a requirement that candidates live in Calgary, Edmonton or Lethbridge as long as they are willing to travel to or live close to where a project is located.

The responsibilities of the SNC-EC include:

• Site inspections, photographic and written documentation of site activities
• Preparation of environmental work instruction packages
• Reporting rare / endangered species sightings to the SNC-PEM
• Reporting "found resources" to the SNC-PEM
• Project screenings during Planning phases
• Project close-out assessments and documentation
• Work as an active member of the environmental management team to uphold and enforce the standards and constraints outlined in the CEMP.
• Supervise, communicate and advise subcontractors to keep them compliant with the CEMP, and environmental work instruction packages (EWIPs) – the EC works directly with subcontractor personnel to ensure that construction complies with all environmental plans and assist them in correcting their actions when non-compliances arise.
• Troubleshoot and problem solve with environmental and subcontractor personnel to address issues as they are identified.
• Work with the subcontractors, land agents, etc. when applicable, to ensure that environmental issues are not holding up construction

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Intermediate Municipal Design Engineer]]>Description
SNC- Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC- Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking an Intermediate Municipal Design Engineer to join the team in Regina.

Reporting to the Manager, Infrastructure Design Services, the Intermediate Municipal Design Engineer holds a managerial role in a wide variety of infrastructure design and construction management projects in Saskatchewan and across Western Canada.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum of seven (7) years of relevant experience in a consulting environment as a Municipal Design Engineer;
•Demonstrated ability to complete municipal design assignments including underground utility design (water distribution, wastewater and storm ) as well as all aspects of residential/commercial land/site development assignments (permit applications; site layout and grading design);
•Working knowledge of current design/drafting software including Civil 3D;
•Strong understanding of municipal standards, construction specifications; zoning by laws, permitting process and regulatory regime;
•Currently registered or eligible to register as a Professional Engineer in Saskatchewan;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Ability to train and mentor staff as well as manage human resources;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•Leading a team of professionals delivering a wide range of municipal design and land/site development projects;
•Guide, direct and mentor staff in delivering municipal design assignments;
•Primary client contact, ensuring proposals, contracts, agreements, and billing is accurate and timely;
•Develop, guide and conduct senior review of design and tender documents and reporting for assigned projects;
•Developing and conducting field investigations, site investigations, and preparing technical reports;
•Managing and mentoring a team of professional and technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Intermediate Transportation Design Engineer]]>Description
SNC- Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC- Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking an Intermediate Transportation Design Engineer to join the team in Regina.

Reporting to the Manager, Infrastructure Design Services, the Intermediate Transportation Design Engineer holds a managerial role in a wide variety of infrastructure design and construction management projects in Saskatchewan and across Western Canada.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum of seven (7) years of relevant experience in a consulting environment or public sector as a Transportation Design Engineer;
•Demonstrated ability to complete transportation design assignments including geometric road/route design, traffic safety audits; traffic studies and transportation planning;
•Working knowledge of current design/drafting software including Civil 3D;
•Strong understanding of transportation design and construction standards, construction specifications and regulatory regime;
•Currently registered or eligible to register as a Professional Engineer in Saskatchewan;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Ability to train and mentor staff as well as manage human resources;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•Leading a team of professionals delivering a wide range of transportation design or planning studies;
•Guide, direct and mentor staff in delivering transportation design assignments;
•Primary client contact, ensuring proposals, contracts, agreements, and billing is accurate and timely;
•Develop, guide and conduct senior review of design and tender documents and reporting for assigned projects;
•Developing and conducting field investigations, site investigations, and preparing technical reports;
•Managing and mentoring a team of professional and technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.


Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Lead Environmental Assessment Specialist (Oil & Gas Projects)]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

LEAD ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SPECIALIST – OIL & GAS PROJECTS

EMPLOYMENT TYPE: Full-time employment
EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: University Degree or technical diploma in Environmental Science or a related discipline
WORK EXPERIENCE: Minimum 10 years
FIELD OF STUDY: Environmental Assessment, Planning, and Management

SLE is seeking an Environmental Assessment Specialist with consulting experience and established client relationships, to play a key role in growing our business in Western Canada. The ideal candidate will have established relationships with oil and gas companies, along with technical and project management experience leading multi-disciplinary environmental assessments.

The main purpose of the Lead Environmental Assessment Specialist position includes, but is not limited to, providing senior regulatory and technical support to project managers and clients in support of various projects. In addition, the Lead Environmental Assessment Specialist will provide mentoring to staff and participate in business development initiatives. The role may include a field component including project site visits / inspections, safety audits including Planned Job Observations (PJOs) and liaison with clients and/or regulators.

As a senior leader, this individual will be fully accountable for successfully managing and growing a range of oil and gas projects including environmental impact assessments to maintain and build a sustainable business in Alberta.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• University degree or diploma in environmental science or a related discipline
• Minimum of 10 years of experience focusing on environmental assessment or planning projects.
• Recognized ability to work independently and succeed in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team environment
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Strong knowledge of provincial and federal regulations as well as environmental assessment and regulatory process
• Proven knowledge of environmental permit, approval and compliance requirements including B.C. Oil and Gas Commission (OGC), B.C. Ministry of Environment (MOE), Alberta Environment and Sustainable Development (AESRD), Saskatchewan Energy & Resources (SER), Saskatchewan Environment (SE), National Energy Board (NEB), Indian Oil and Gas Canada (IOGC) and / or the Energy Resource Conservation Board (ERCB).
• Demonstrable knowledge of environmental mitigation and protection planning measures
• In Situ Oil Sands planning and permitting is an asset
• Direct experience in preparing Environmental Field Reports (EFR) the Enhanced Approval Process (EAP), B.C. OGC Applications, Saskatchewan Environment Assessments, NEB Section 58 Applications, and Indian Oil and Gas Canada Assessments would be an asset

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Key responsibilities of the Oil and Gas Lead will include:

Key responsibilities of the Lead Environmental Assessment Specialist will include:

• Acting as the lead resource on Environmental Assessment (EA) and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) projects
• Assist in the development and growth of Environmental Assessment projects with a focus on energy developments (upstream Oil and Gas, Transmission infrastructure, etc.)
• Support the development of the EA and EIA business by developing relationships with existing and future client contacts, attending meetings, and supporting BD initiatives.
• Provide advice and mentoring to the Oil and Gas Projects Team to support the growth of the group
• Preparation and review of proposals
• Provision of practical and economic solutions to clients
• Support and prepare regulatory approval and permitting applications
• Liaison with clients, stakeholders and regulatory agencies to ensure project permitting is advanced
• Support and preparation of environmental protection and mitigation plans to facilitate regulatory approvals in concert with discipline specialists (e.g. biologists)
• Preparation and review of technical reports associated with the project EA / EIA, approvals, or compliance requirements
• Ensuring technical quality of work including review of client deliverables (proposals, reports and mapping)
• Provide guidance, training and direction to junior and intermediate staff to ensure the completion of the project scope of work
• Establish and maintain relationships with government and regulatory agencies

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Lead Water Resources Engineer]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Lead Water Resources Engineer to develop the Water and Rural Development Line of Business in Winnipeg.

The successful candidate will play a key role in a wide variety of water resources projects including hydrology, hydraulics and other surface water management studies. Our key surface water projects include (but are not limited to) environmental hydrogeology assessments, design of hydraulic structures, water sourcing studies and dam and river hydraulics studies on both local and regional study area scales. The successful candidate will perform surface water modelling (hydraulics and hydrological) and drainage field investigations by working with various departments in our Winnipeg Office as wells as other SNC Lavalin offices.

Qualifications:
•Minimum 7 years of water relevant industry or consulting experience;
•The chosen Candidate will be a key member in the development of the Water and Rural Development Line of Business in Winnipeg;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment
•Working knowledge on Hydrological Engineering Centre (HEC) or other water modelling tools;
•Experience on environmental system modelling tools (i.e. GoldSim) is preferable;
•Solid organization and time management abilities;
•Valid class 5 drivers license;
•Preference will be given to candidates who possess a degree in Hydroinformatics, Water Resources, or other related discipline;
•Must be eligible to register with APEGM;
•Demonstrated skills in business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships;
•Perform leadership duties including recruitment and mentoring of staff as well as performing senior technical reviews.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Manager Geotechnical Services - Winnipeg]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Manager of Geotechnical Engineering to join the team in Winnipeg.

Reporting to the Vice-President, Geotechnical Services, the Manager of Geotechnical Engineer will holds a managerial role in a wide variety of geotechnical and/or geoenvironmental projects based in a Winnipeg office. The successful candidate will work as part of a western Canadian team of geosciences professionals to procure and complete technically challenging projects.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Geological, Geotechnical or Civil Engineering with a minimum of ten (10) years relevant experience in a consulting environment as a senior project manager. A post graduate degree is highly desirable;
•Willingness to travel to offices across Western Canada on an as needed basis;
•Currently registered or eligible to register as a Professional Engineer;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•The chosen candidate will be a key member in the development and management of a new office in Winnipeg for MDH and SNC Lavalin Environment;
•Evaluating and applying engineering techniques, procedures and criteria to assist in engineering design, data analysis of geotechnical and geoenvironmental investigations, construction engineering and project management;
•Perform, guide and conduct senior review of detailed engineering analysis, design and reporting for assigned projects;
•Designing and conducting field investigations, site investigations, remediation, compliance and technical reports;
•Managing and mentoring a team of professional and technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.
•Business development, including the recruitment and mentoring of other professionals for a new office in Winnipeg.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Manager, Geological Services]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Manager – Geological Services to join the team in Saskatoon, SK.

As the Manager, you will oversee and be a part of the environmental geology group located in Saskatoon, SK, and report directly to the Director of the Earth Water and Environment Group. Your team is currently comprised of 12 geologists and earth scientists who are actively involved in numerous projects throughout the province such as groundwater investigations, core logging, installing piezometers or water wells, geotechnical investigations, groundwater monitoring programs, and contaminant plume investigations. Your role would be to directly manage some of these projects, put together technical reports, delegate and organize the members of your group for working on and managing other projects, and providing technical guidance and mentorship to the junior staff.

Qualifications:
•A degree in geology, hydrogeology, geological engineering, earth science, or other related discipline. A post-graduate degree and / or any relevant experience is an asset;
•Registered, or be eligible to register as a P.Geo with APEGS;
•8 years or greater experience working in the environmental geology field and project management;
•Firm understanding of Saskatchewan Quaternary hydrostratigraphy;
•Strong technical report writing skills in the English language;
•Solid organization and time management abilities;
•Strong interpersonal skills combined with a positive, team-oriented attitude;
•Valid Saskatchewan driver’s licence (5A or better).

Job Duties:
•Writing technical reports, proposals and workplans;
•Managing a team of 12+ junior and intermediate staff;
•Attend meetings and interact with clients;
•Work in the field when required;
•Provide mentorship, guidance, and support to your team so they can perform well at their job.


Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Manager, Geotechnical Services - Edmonton]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Manager, Geotechnical Services to join the team in Edmonton, AB.

Reporting to the Director of Geotechnical Services Alberta, the Manager of Geotechnical Services Edmonton will hold a managerial role in a wide variety of geotechnical and/or geoenvironmental projects based in our Edmonton office. The successful candidate will work as part of a national team of geosciences professionals to procure and complete technically challenging projects.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Geological, Geotechnical or Civil Engineering with a minimum of five (5) years relevant experience in a consulting environment as a project manager preferred, although other applicants may be considered. A post graduate degree is highly desirable;
•Currently registered or eligible to register as a Professional Engineer;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•The chosen candidate will be a key member in the development and management of our Edmonton office;
•Evaluating and applying engineering techniques, procedures and criteria to assist in engineering design, data analysis of geotechnical and geoenvironmental investigations, construction engineering and project management;
•Perform, guide and conduct senior review of detailed engineering analysis, design and reporting for assigned projects;
•Designing and conducting field investigations, site investigations, remediation, compliance and technical reports;
•Managing and mentoring a team of professional and technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.
•Business development, including the recruitment and mentoring of other professionals for the office in Esterhazy.

Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Manager, Infrastructure Construction Services]]>Description
SNC- Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC- Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Manager, Infrastructure Construction Services to join the team in Regina.

Reporting to the Director, Infrastructure Services, the Manager, Infrastructure Construction Services is responsible for the management and delivery of all construction administration services for infrastructure construction projects in Saskatchewan.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum of ten (10) years of intermediate level relevant experience in construction administration on infrastructure projects.
•Ability to manage human and financial resources;
•Ability to build effective teams and relationships with key clients, stakeholders, contractors and staff;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Ability to develop and implement processes for the effective management of infrastructure construction projects;
•Extensive project management experience;
•Strong understanding of engineering material properties used in infrastructure construction as well as quality assurance/quality control processes;
•Strong understanding of construction administration, contract interpretation, project management, financial reporting and status reporting;
•Strong understanding of construction contract law and construction specifications;
•Ability to effectively monitor construction progress and enforce contract specifications;
•Strong negotiation and mediation skills;
•Ability to enforce and monitor compliance with regulatory requirements;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•Responsible for managing a group of project teams that are each delivering civil infrastructure construction management projects;
•Interpret contract documents and prepare status reports and financial reports for assigned projects;
•Develop and implement processes for the effective management of infrastructure construction projects;
•Guide, direct and mentor staff in delivering construction administration projects;
•Primary client contact, ensuring proposals, contracts, agreements, and billing is accurate and timely;
•Develop, guide and conduct senior review of infrastructure construction projects;;
•Building, leading, training and mentoring a team of technical staff to deliver construction administration projects;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.


Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:33 UTC<![CDATA[Proposal Coordinator]]>Description
POSITION: Proposal Coordinator
LOCATION(S): Ottawa or Toronto
STATUS: Regular – Full-Time

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

SUMMARY OF POSITION
We are seeking an experienced Proposal Coordinator within the SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) group, based in Ottawa. The Proposal Coordinator will report to the VP Ontario operations, and will be supervised by the Eastern Ontario Regional Manager. The individual will coordinate and support proposal preparation and other marketing initiatives across Central Region (Ontario) and other SLE regions or SNC divisions, as requested. The Proposal Coordinator will work closely with the Senior Proposal Manager assigned to each proposal, and other members of SLE’s Site Assessment and Remediation Dept., Water Dept., Air & Acoustics Dept. and Impact Assessment Dept.

RESPONSIBILITIES
* Read and interpret RFPs to identify critical items required for a compliant response;
* Prepare, submit and track internal WIN and Bid Risk Review documents and approvals.
* Ensure proposals are properly scoped, identify missing information, evaluate assumptions, identify risks, evaluate costs, and ensure text and responses match requirements;
* Develop overall proposal schedule, production schedule, outlines, compliance matrices, proposal development plan, and writing assignments;
* Work with Senior Proposal Managers to select proposal and project teams and to manage proposal resources;
* Research and write technical approaches and methodologies that convey the required information to demonstrate SLE's ability to successfully complete projects/assignments;
* Work closely with management, and technical subject matter experts, as well as joint venture partners and sub-contractors to ensure high quality responses within proposals and presentations;
* Review, update and critique resumes for proposals;
* Assist with assembling proposals including conducting Quality Assurance (QA) such as final proof reading of completed responses and ensuring all RFP criteria are satisfied;
* Update and maintain SLE’s internal Project Fact Sheet database for Central Region and other boilerplate proposal material as appropriate;
* Conduct lessons learned and document and implement corrective actions to improve overall proposal processes;
* Assist with other miscellaneous marketing activities as assigned;
* Contribute to Monthly Management Reports for Central Region;
* Conduct all work in compliance with SLE's Quality Management System.

QUALIFICATIONS
* University degree or college diploma in Business Administration/Marketing/Graphic Design or equivalent experience;
* Minimum of 5 years related experience;
* Self motivated, independent worker with strong organizational skills and the ability to manage time and multiple projects appropriately;
* Deadline oriented;
* Excellent English communication skills, both oral and written (Bilingualism in French would be considered an asset);
* "Team Player" with proven project management and client service track-record.
* Superior organization and problem-solving skills;
* Extensive experience with Microsoft Excel and Word and working knowledge of Microsoft Access, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Access, Visio and MS Project.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:12:20 UTC<![CDATA[Resident Project Engineers/Supervisors]]>Description
SNC- Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC- Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking two Resident Project Engineers or Resident Project Supervisors to join the team in Regina.

Reporting to the Manager, Infrastructure Construction Services, the Resident Project Engineer/Supervisor holds a supervisory role in a wide variety of infrastructure construction management projects in Saskatchewan and across Western Canada.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Civil, Systems, Geological, Geotechnical or Engineering with a minimum of one to five (1-5) years of relevant experience as a Resident Engineer or a minimum of 5 years experience as a Resident Supervisor on infrastructure construction projects in the consulting or public sector;
•Willing to work extended and irregular hours in a field setting within Western Canada;
•Ability to coordinate and manage staff;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Ability to effectively monitor construction progress and enforce contract specifications;
•Strong negotiation and mediation skills;
•Ability to enforce and monitor compliance with regulatory requirements;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Strong understanding of construction administration, contract interpretation, material quality control/assurance, financial reporting and status reporting;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•Leading a project team delivering civil infrastructure construction management projects;
•Prepare design and contract documents as well as progressive estimates, status reports and financial reports for assigned projects;
•Leading, training and mentoring a team of technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.


Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:52 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Acoustics Specialist]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Growing a developing an Acoustics team in Western Canada
• Ability to identify and bring in new work
• Contribute to the overall strategic development of the Air and Acoustics Team, including growth, profitability, and supporting the development of new processes, services, geographies, and client sectors.
• On-site sound monitoring for environmental impact studies and the reduction of industrial noise.
• Analysis of monitoring results and regulatory compliance assessments.
• Calculation of sound propagation indoors and outdoors using standard formulas and/or specialized software.
• Evaluation of corrective measures.
• Preparation of reports.

QUALIFICATIONS:
• University degree in engineering or science.
• Business development experience with demonstrated success in identifying and attracting new business opportunities.
• Knowledge of acoustic theory, such as: dB, human perception of sound, sound propagation (free field and reverberant space), general corrective methods.
• Knowledge of standard monitoring methods based on sound pressure and intensity.
• Knowledge of basic functions of a modern sound level meter.
• 5 or more years of experience required.
• Highly effective communicator with excellent spoken and written English skills.
• Good knowledge of MS Office.
• The position requires overnight and daytime travel for project related activities. Travel is generally limited to British Columbia but may be required in Canada and abroad.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:52 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Fisheries Biologist (Fort St. John)]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment & Water (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment & Water (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

SUMMARY OF POSITION

SNC-Lavalin Environment & Water (E&W) is a rapidly growing full service consulting firm that is dedicated to responding to the changing needs of our clients. We are committed to providing solutions driven environmental services to assist clients in planning, managing and conducting their projects. Our growing organization is seeking like-minded individuals to join our multi-disciplinary team.

With the above vision in mind, E&W is seeking a well connected and experienced Senior Fisheries Biologist to provide team leadership and technical expertise to our growing fisheries team in British Columbia, to be located out of our Fort St. John, BC office.

Responsibilities:

• To provide people management within a single service and/or discipline area that promotes human capital development, employee engagement and satisfaction.
• To work closely with the Practice Lead, Aquatic Biodiversity to foster the successful achievement of each team member’s objectives in alignment with the Line of Business strategic goals.
• To work closely with the Practice Lead, Aquatic Biodiversity in delivering upon the Line of Business workforce by actively managing the recruitment, succession and workload delegation processes.
• To work closely with the Practice Lead, Aquatic Biodiversity in business development strategies for northeast BC.
• To provide support to the Practice Lead, Aquatic Biodiversity and leadership to the provincial/national freshwater fisheries/aquatic practice through mentoring, training, and professional development of staff; as well as promote and uphold technical discipline development and quality standards/ guidelines.
• Act as a senior technical and regulatory expert on large-scale and complex projects, including, but not limited to, those in freshwater environments.
• Lead fisheries components of environmental assessments (EA) and other non-EA programs in the freshwater environment.
• Support the Practice Lead, Aquatic Biodiversity and contribute to the development of SLE’s freshwater Fisheries group through presentations and providing advice on training needs for staff.
• Provide senior leadership to E&W staff.
• Contribute to the overall strategic development of E&W, including growth, profitability and supporting the development of new processes, services, geographies, and client sectors.

Qualifications:

• M.Sc. in a fisheries biology discipline is preferred; a bachelor’s (B.Sc.) degree with sufficient courses in fisheries biology/ecology/management supplemented with appropriate experience will be considered.
• Registered Professional Biologist designation in BC with the BC College of Applied Biology is required, or the ability to obtain within 6-9 months upon being hired. Designation as a Certified Fisheries Professional (CFP) or an Associate Fisheries Professional (AFP) with the American Fisheries Society (AFS) would be considered an asset.
• 7 –10 years of experience in the field of fisheries biology; with at least two (2) of those years in a leadership role.
• Consulting experience is essential.
• Proven examples of successful project management and client relationships.
• Ability to think independently and strategically.
• Excellent analytic and research skills (leveraging known science, sound knowledge of scientific literature).
• Strong working knowledge of biostatistics and the ability to apply and interpret statistical analyses, where appropriate.
• Comprehensive knowledge of environmental effects assessments and an understanding of how effects of project-related developments on fisheries resource values should be investigated and reported.
• Thorough understanding of the provincial Oil and Gas Commission (OGC) environmental regulatory framework and processes.
• Preparing regulatory applications for approvals, and sound working knowledge of federal and other provincial environmental legislation is required.
• Experience with designing and implementing scientific studies/field programs as well as managing field teams and the collection of baseline data.
• Demonstrated experience working as a positive team contributor.
• Effective written and oral communication skills.
• Understanding of freshwater fisheries in British Columbia. Knowledge of freshwater fisheries in Alberta and/or across Canada would be considered an asset.
• Experience in Environment Effects Monitoring (EEM) would be an asset.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted. No phone calls please.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Fisheries Biologist (Terrace)]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.
SLE is committed to providing solutions driven environmental services to assist clients in planning, managing and conducting their projects. Our growing organization is seeking like-minded individuals to join our multi-disciplinary team.

With the above vision in mind, SLE is seeking a well connected and experienced Senior Fisheries Biologist to provide team leadership and technical expertise to our growing fisheries team in British Columbia, to be located out of our Terrace, BC office.

Responsibilities:
• To provide people management within a single service and/or discipline area that promotes human capital development, employee engagement and satisfaction.
• To work closely with the Fisheries Practice Lead to foster the successful achievement of each team member’s objectives in alignment with the Line of Business strategic goals.
• To work closely with the Fisheries Practice Lead in delivering upon the Line of Business workforce by actively managing the recruitment, succession and workload delegation processes.
• To work closely with the Fisheries Practice Lead in business development strategies for northwest BC.
• To provide support to the Fisheries Practice Lead and leadership to the provincial/national fisheries practice through mentoring, training, and professional development of staff; as well as promote and uphold technical discipline development and quality standards/ guidelines.
• Act as a senior technical and regulatory expert on large-scale and complex projects, including, but not limited to, those in freshwater environments.
• Lead fisheries components of environmental assessments and other programs in the freshwater environment.
• Support the Fisheries Practice Lead and contribute to the development of SLE’s freshwater Fisheries Practice through presentations and providing advice on training needs for staff.
• Provide senior leadership to SLE staff.
• Contribute to the overall strategic development of SLE, including growth, profitability and supporting the development of new processes, services, geographies, and client sectors.




Qualifications:
• M.Sc. in a fisheries biology discipline is preferred; a bachelor’s degree with sufficient courses in fisheries biology/ecology/management supplemented with appropriate experience will be considered.
• Registered Professional Biologist designation in BC with the BC College of Applied Biology is required, or the ability to obtain within 6-9 months upon being hired. Designation as a Certified Fisheries Professional (CFP) or an Associate Fisheries Professional (AFP) with the American Fisheries Society (AFS) would be considered an asset.
• 7 –10 years of experience in the field of fisheries biology; with at least two (2) of those years in a leadership role.
• Consulting experience is essential.
• Proven examples of successful project management and client relationships.
• Ability to think independently and strategically.
• Excellent analytic and research skills (leveraging known science, sound knowledge of scientific literature).
• Strong working knowledge of biostatistics and the ability to apply and interpret statistical analyses, where appropriate.
• Comprehensive knowledge of environmental effects assessments and an understanding of how effects of project-related developments on fisheries resource values should be investigated and reported.
• Preparing regulatory applications for approvals, and sound working knowledge of federal and provincial environmental legislation is required.
• Experience with designing and implementing scientific studies/field programs and managing field teams and the collection of baseline data.
• Demonstrated experience working as a positive team contributor.
• Effective written and oral communication skills.
• Understanding of freshwater fisheries in British Columbia. Knowledge of freshwater fisheries in Alberta would be considered an asset.
• Experience in Environment Effects Monitoring (EEM) would be an asset.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Geotechnical Engineer - Calgary]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking Senior Geotechnical Engineers to join the team in Calgary.

Reporting to the Director of Geotechnical Services Alberta, the Senior Geotechnical Engineer holds a managerial role in a wide variety of geotechnical and/or geoenvironmental projects in our Saskatoon office.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Geological, Geotechnical or Civil Engineering with a minimum of seven (7) years relevant experience in a consulting environment as a senior project manager. A post graduate degree is highly desirable;
•Willing to work extended and irregular hours within western Canada;
•Currently registered or eligible to register as a Professional Engineer;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•Evaluating and applying engineering techniques, procedures and criteria to assist in engineering design, data analysis of geotechnical and geoenvironmental investigations, construction engineering and project management;
•Perform, guide and conduct senior review of detailed engineering analysis, design and reporting for assigned projects;
•Designing and conducting field investigations, site investigations, remediation, compliance and technical reports;
•Managing and mentoring a team of professional and technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.


Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Geotechnical Engineers - Saskatoon]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking Senior Geotechnical Engineers to join the team in Saskatoon.

Reporting to the Director of Geotechnical Services Saskatchewan, the Senior Geotechnical Engineer holds a managerial role in a wide variety of geotechnical and/or geoenvironmental projects in our Saskatoon office.

Qualifications:
•University degree in Geological, Geotechnical or Civil Engineering with a minimum of seven (7) years relevant experience in a consulting environment as a senior project manager. A post graduate degree is highly desirable;
•Willing to work extended and irregular hours within western Canada;
•Currently registered or eligible to register as a Professional Engineer;
•Ability to work on multiple projects and meet established deadlines;
•Effective interpersonal skills, a strong client-service focus and the ability to work in a team environment are essential;
•Strong report writing and verbal communication skills in the English language; and
•Valid driver’s licence with a clean driving abstract.

Job Duties:
•Evaluating and applying engineering techniques, procedures and criteria to assist in engineering design, data analysis of geotechnical and geoenvironmental investigations, construction engineering and project management;
•Perform, guide and conduct senior review of detailed engineering analysis, design and reporting for assigned projects;
•Designing and conducting field investigations, site investigations, remediation, compliance and technical reports;
•Managing and mentoring a team of professional and technical staff assigned on a project basis;
•Business development, including liaising with clients and stakeholders with the goal of building and maintaining strong working relationships.


Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Hydrogeologist - Alberta]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Senior Hydrogeologist to join the team in Alberta.

As the Senior Hydrogeologist, you will play a key role in a wide variety of physical and contaminant hydrogeology projects including: mine dewatering projects, tailings pond assessments, injection, well design and testing, aquifer evaluation, stratigraphic interpretation, environmental impact assessments (for the resource industry), water supply work and groundwater modelling. As well, you will be involved in contaminant project work, including investigation, characterization and remediation of contaminated sites, regulatory liaison, and groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling. In addition, you will be responsible for designing and conducting field investigations and for working with various departments in the Saskatoon office as well as our western Canadian offices.

Qualifications:
•A degree in geology, hydrogeology, geological engineering, or other related discipline along with 10 years relevant experience. A post-graduate degree is an asset;
•Register or be eligible to register as a Professional Engineer and/or Professional Geologist;
•Proven experience in writing successful proposals, work plans and in conducting business development is mandatory;
•Experience working in a consulting environment at a senior project management level. Formal project management training will be considered an asset;
•An ability and willingness to work on field assignments;
•Strong written and verbal communication skills in the English language;
•Solid organization and time management abilities;
•Good interpersonal skills combined with a positive, team-oriented attitude;
•Strong analytical and problem-solving skills;
•Valid driver’s licence.
•Experience in HR functions such as hiring and performance evaluations
•Plan, organize and oversee all hydrogeology activities
•Assist in monitoring budgets
•Experience in communicating and building relationships with clients

Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Hydrogeologist - Ottawa]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Senior Hydrogeologist to join the team in Ottawa.

As the Senior Hydrogeologist, you will play a key role in a wide variety of physical and contaminant hydrogeology projects including: mine dewatering projects, tailings pond assessments, injection, well design and testing, aquifer evaluation, stratigraphic interpretation, environmental impact assessments (for the resource industry), water supply work and groundwater modelling. As well, you will be involved in contaminant project work, including investigation, characterization and remediation of contaminated sites, regulatory liaison, and groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling. In addition, you will be responsible for designing and conducting field investigations and for working with various departments in the Saskatoon office as well as our western Canadian offices.

Qualifications:
•A degree in geology, hydrogeology, geological engineering, or other related discipline along with 10 years relevant experience. A post-graduate degree is an asset;
•Registered or be eligible to register as a Professional Engineer and/or Professional Geologist;
•Proven experience in writing successful proposals, work plans and in conducting business development is mandatory;
•Experience working in a consulting environment at a senior project management level. Formal project management training will be considered an asset;
•An ability and willingness to work on field assignments;
•Strong written and verbal communication skills in the English language;
•Solid organization and time management abilities;
•Good interpersonal skills combined with a positive, team-oriented attitude;
•Strong analytical and problem-solving skills;
•Valid driver’s licence.
•Experience in HR functions such as hiring and performance evaluations
•Plan, organize and oversee all hydrogeology activities
•Assist in monitoring budgets
•Experience in communicating and building relationships with clients

Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Hydrogeologist - Saskatchewan]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Senior Hydrogeologist to join the team in Saskatchewan.

As the Senior Hydrogeologist, you will play a key role in a wide variety of physical and contaminant hydrogeology projects including: mine dewatering projects, tailings pond assessments, injection, well design and testing, aquifer evaluation, stratigraphic interpretation, environmental impact assessments (for the resource industry), water supply work and groundwater modelling. As well, you will be involved in contaminant project work, including investigation, characterization and remediation of contaminated sites, regulatory liaison, and groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling. In addition, you will be responsible for designing and conducting field investigations and for working with various departments in the Saskatoon office as well as our western Canadian offices.

Qualifications:
•A degree in geology, hydrogeology, geological engineering, or other related discipline along with 10 years relevant experience. A post-graduate degree is an asset;
•Register or be eligible to register as a Professional Engineer and/or Professional Geologist;
•Proven experience in writing successful proposals, work plans and in conducting business development is mandatory;
•Experience working in a consulting environment at a senior project management level. Formal project management training will be considered an asset;
•An ability and willingness to work on field assignments;
•Strong written and verbal communication skills in the English language;
•Solid organization and time management abilities;
•Good interpersonal skills combined with a positive, team-oriented attitude;
•Strong analytical and problem-solving skills;
•Valid driver’s licence.
•Experience in HR functions such as hiring and performance evaluations
•Plan, organize and oversee all hydrogeology activities
•Assist in monitoring budgets
•Experience in communicating and building relationships with clients

Our commitment to excellence extents do our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Senior Project Managers]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals across the globe.

As a result of growth and internal opportunities, SLE has openings for career oriented project and technical staff at the Intermediate and Senior level in our Calgary, Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Saskatoon, Regina and Winnipeg offices.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

•Sets and maintains project schedules and budgets; makes decisions with respect to overall technical execution of the project; liaises with technical specialists or other project managers to ensure the technical integrity of the project.
•Provides technical expertise for contaminated site investigation and remediation programs.
•Interprets findings and preparation and/or review of technical reports.
•Supervision and mentorship of junior/intermediate professional staff involved in carrying out field programs, ensuring project requirements are communicated and health and safety protocols are adhered to.
•Conducts and/or participates in yearly performance evaluations of assigned staff.
•Actively promotes Health and Safety programs and culture.
•Active in business development activities and maintaining client relationships.
•Participates in the preparation of proposals and cost estimates.
•Participates in short and long range planning within assigned clients group or offices.

QUALIFICATIONS:
•Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Engineering or Sciences with eligibility for professional designation (e.g., P.Eng., P.Geol., P. Ag, etc.).
•10+ years of progressive experience encompassing overall project management including scope of work and budget development, budget management, supervision of staff/contractors with emphasis in the areas of contaminated site investigation and remediation.
•Knowledge and experience should include the following:
oPreparation and review of Phase I ESAs
oPhase II ESAs including design and execution of soil, groundwater, and vapour phase investigation and programs, interpretation of hydrogeological and geochemical data,
oPhase III remedial plan design and implementation and execution
oReport writing and review
•Experienced with the interpretation of provincial and federal environmental regulations.
•Demonstrated leadership and managerial skills as well as a commitment to excellent health & safety practices.
•Must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills, proven technical report writing skills, an ability to multi-task as well as being organized and detail oriented.

e thank all applicants for their interest; however, only short listed candidates will be contacted.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:51 UTC<![CDATA[Sr. Air Quality Scientist/Engineer]]>Description
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC-Lavalin Inc. - a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. We are recruiting the best and the brightest: people who are truly passionate about what they do. This is your chance to showcase your talents and skills by joining our project teams worldwide. Open the door to a world of opportunities: www.snclavalin.com.

SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE) offers consulting services in the following areas: Environmental Risk Assessment, Contaminated Site Assessment and Remediation, Environmental Studies, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Air Quality and Green House Gas Emissions, Sustainability, Environmental Management and Planning, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Development, Waste Management, Geotechnical, Geoenvironmental, Hydrogeology and Water Resources.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an Employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development, and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.

Due to growth and internal opportunities in all areas of our operations SNC Lavalin Environment has an immediate opening for an experienced, career oriented Air Quality Scientist to join our Air and Climate Assessment team.
SUMMARY OF POSITION

The Senior Air Quality Scientist reports to the air lead in British Columbia. As a member of the growing Western Canadian air team, the candidate will be responsible for conducting air assessments, potentially including ambient monitoring activities, emission inventory development, carbon reduction planning and dispersion and/or meteorological modeling, with additional potential for international work. The responsibilities of the position(s) will also include developing proposals, business development, and mentoring and training staff to assist in our growth. Experience with air quality issues in the Lower Fraser Valley of British Columbia would be considered beneficial, as would experience participating in panel reviews or hearings. This is an excellent opportunity for an entrepreneurially minded environmental scientist to join a growing business group with excellent resources and opportunities in Western Canada and beyond.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Depending on the educational background and experience of the candidate, responsibilities may include:

Development of ambient monitoring programs (meteorological and air quality)

Emissions assessment (e.g., emissions inventories of common air contaminants and GHGs)

Regulatory meteorological and dispersion modeling;


Database emissions model development (e.g., activity based models for transportation)

'State of environment' investigations and reporting

Business development activities and liaising with clients

Assisting the air lead in strategic planning and further growth of the air services line of business


QUALIFICATIONS

B.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Science or Engineering and several years of experience in an emissions or air quality related field. A higher level degree in air emissions or atmospheric modelling (or both) would be favoured (Masters, PhD).

Significant project management experience

Knowledge of provincial and federal air quality objectives and standards

Demonstrated capabilities for research and report writing, preferably with technical expertise in air quality issues.
Ability to collaborate with professional staff in the Burnaby office and staff in other SLE offices across the country (and internationally)

Strong organizational and time management skills

Excellent verbal and interpersonal skills are required as well as an aptitude for client liaison and marketing.

SNC-Lavalin Environment has considerable capacity in the field of air quality and meteorology and the chosen candidate will have access to professional mentoring and will be expected to collaborate with a team of dedicated practitioners who are very interested in the work they do. Personal initiative is considered a key asset, as is a strong work ethic and ability to learn independently.

Please note that SNC-Lavalin DOES NOT accept unsolicited resumes from recruiting agencies and/or head hunting firms and we will not be responsible for any fees associated with hires from such resumes unless there is a written signed agreement with our Vancouver office.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:26 UTC<![CDATA[Water Resources Engineer]]>Description
SNC Lavalin Environment (SLE) is the environmental division of SNC- Lavalin Inc. – a global engineering and construction firm with offices across Canada, in over 35 other countries around the world and currently working in approximately 100 countries. In 2011, MDH Engineered Solutions became a member of the SNC Lavalin Group providing solutions to geoenvironmental, geotechnical, hydrogeological and environmental problems.

We are currently seeking a Water Resources Engineer to join the Water and Rural Development Line of Business.

The successful candidate will play a key role in a wide variety of water resources projects including hydrology, hydraulics and other surface water management studies. Our key surface water projects include (but are not limited to) environmental hydrogeology assessments, design of hydraulic structures, water sourcing studies and dam and river hydraulics studies on both local and regional study area scales. The successful candidate will perform surface water modelling (hydraulics and hydrological) and drainage field investigations by working with various departments in our Saskatoon Office as wells as other SNC Lavalin offices.

Qualifications:
•Minimum 4 to 6 years of water relevant industry or consulting experience;
•Strong written and verbal communication skills;
•Working knowledge on Hydrological Engineering Centre (HEC) or other water modelling tools;
•Experience on environmental system modelling tools (i.e. GoldSim) is preferable;
•Solid organization and time management abilities;
•Valid class 5 drivers license;
•Good interpersonal skills combined with a positive, team-oriented attitude;
•Preference will be given to candidates who possess a degree in Hydroinformatics, Water Resources, or other related discipline;
•Must be eligible to register with APEGS.

Our commitment to excellence extends to our workplace where we offer a flexible work environment, competitive compensation and benefits including a generous RRSP program and an employee Share Ownership Plan, in-house training programs, a strong emphasis on health and safety, support for continuing education and professional development and the opportunity to work with and learn from senior technical experts and professionals.]]>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 10:11:24 UTC<![CDATA[Postdoc in Hydrogeology, Hydrogeochemistry and Isotope Hydrology of Arid Environments]]>

 The Water Center for Latin America and the Caribbean (www.centrodelagua.org) at Monterrey Tech (www.itesm.edu) and the Monterrey Tech’s new Area of Excellent in Water Sustainability invite outstanding scholars to submit an application for a postdoc in Hydrogeology, Hydrogeochemistry and Isotope Hydrology of Arid Environments.

The Water Center for Latin America and the Caribbean has a research and consulting focus ranging from hydrology, water quality and treatment to integrated water resources management. The Hydrological Processes and Risk group is focused on hydrological, hydrogeological and hydrogeochemical processes and risks. ­

We are interested in experts on groundwater management in water scarce regions, with particular emphasis on impacts of water uses in groundwater physical and chemical systems. The candidate's research is expected to complement existing ongoing Water Center research activities in arid zone groundwater management, managed artificial recharge, groundwater protection, among others. Potential areas of research may include developing knowledge about hydrogeochemical processes, vadose zone hydrology, groundwater flow and chemical transport, isotope hydrology among others.

A PhD in hydrogeology or a closely related discipline is required. Applicants for this position will be required to develop research and consultancy for funding agencies, government and companies, publish in indexed journals, as well as participate in capacity building programs. An excellent communication in Spanish (working language) and English is expected.

The Water Center counts on laboratories for isotope and water chemistry analysis and encourages collaboration with other groups in the center and institution. For additional information about the position please contact jurgen@itesm.mx (Reference No.: 2013-CDA-05)

Please include: (1) curriculum vitae; (2) description of current and projected research; (3) summary of teaching interests and experience; and (4) up to three publications, all in PDF format.

In addition, applicants should provide the names and email addresses of three references. Open until filled, but the application must be received by July 1, 2013 to assure full consideration.

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