About the Role
The Environmental Technician supports environmental protection and compliance efforts by collecting samples, conducting inspections, and assisting in site operations. The role involves working in various settings, including laboratories, field sites, and industrial locations, to ensure that environmental standards are met and maintained.
Key Responsibilities
Safety & Collaboration
Participate in health and safety initiatives, daily and monthly meetings and required reporting.
Ensure all health and safety protocols are followed at all times.
Collaborate with the STLLR team and contractors to ensure that the programs and project are properly planned, executed and documented in order to be on time and on budget.
This position may involve exposure to hazardous materials or conditions. Employees are required to follow all established safety policies, procedures, and industry best practices; Personal Protective Equipment will be provided to the employee for all such tasks.
Technical
Conduct in-situ field tests to measure and document environmental parameters.
Follow standardized procedures to collect environmental samples (e.g., surface water, groundwater, air, soil, etc.), complete sample documentation, and submit samples for laboratory analysis.
Maintain equipment logs to ensure adequate supplies are available for field programs.
Record and analyze test results using computer software and databases in an accurate and well-organized manner.
Support quality assurance / quality control checks on field and laboratory data.
Assist in the preparation of environmental documentation, records, and reports.
Review analytical results promptly and immediately report any potential compliance issues to management.
Support environmental site inspections to identify potential environmental risks and correct deficiencies.
Assist in environmental emergency response, including remediation efforts.
Requires working in various environments, including outdoor field sites in all seasons, industrial facilities, and laboratories.
Physical activities such as lifting, climbing, and walking over rough terrain may be required.
Other duties as assigned.
Prerequisites
Education, Training & Experience
Diploma or degree in a relevant field, such as environmental technology, environmental science, natural resources, or similar is preferred.
Relevant work experience in environmental testing, sampling, and/or compliance monitoring and reporting will be considered an asset.
A valid Ontario G driver’s licence with a clean driving record.
Skills & Competencies
Willingness to learn and to be a team player.
Physically fit to perform the duties of the position.
Excellent organization skills and attention to detail.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Commitment to health and safety.
An understanding of permitting process.
Willingness to be trained in trailering and operating all-terrain vehicles and watercraft (e.g., snowmobiles, side-by-sides, Argos, boat, motor).
Current legal authorization to work in Canada.