Enviromental Coordinator

Overview

Coordinate environmental compliance and monitoring for construction projects.

Key Responsibilities

• compliance monitoring
• report generation
• data management
• ems maintenance
• program development
• training delivery

Tasks

-Monitor and report any potential environmental issues and recommendations for appropriate mitigation and corrective actions. -Oversee daily construction activities to ensure work is completed in compliance with all relevant client requirements as well as provincial and/or federal regulations. -Draft, review and submit daily field reports, incident reports, and compliance audits. -Monitor construction activities and evaluate compliance with applicable standards, contract documents and client commitments. -Ensure you and your family receive the services needed to support your mental, emotional, and physical well-being. -Track key project performance indicators and develop reports. -Maintain the Environmental Management System and ensure compliance with applicable best practices, regulations, Environmental Management Plans (EMPs) and site-specific plans. -Manage data collection, storage and analysis. -Develop, implement, and monitor environmental programs and policies. -Work with project coordinators/managers, using interpersonal and organizational skills to ensure projects are completed in accordance with an established scope of work. -Provide reports and attend on-site meetings as required. -Provide training to employees and contractors on environmental awareness. -Provide advice to project leadership regarding environmental matters as they relate to construction activities.

Requirements

• environmental cert
• professional cert
• b.sc.
• ms office
• regulations
• driver's license

What You Bring

-Certification in environmental specialty area preferred, or any equivalent combination of training and experience. -Relevant professional certification (e.g., PBiol, BIT, Trainee RBTech, AAg, EPt, etc.) or ability to obtain is an asset. -Experience working successfully in large, multi-disciplinary engineering design teams and heavy civil construction teams. -Technical diploma, B.Sc., or equivalent with appropriate qualifications for work in Canada with a minimum of three years’ experience conducting construction site environmental monitoring activities. -A valid driver’s license. -Demonstrated written and verbal communication skills, coordinating resources as well as the ability to solve problems. -Strong knowledge of Provincial and Federal regulations, codes, permits and approvals, as well as their technical application. -Proficient in Microsoft Office applications (Outlook, Word, Power Point, Excel, SharePoint).

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About Aecon Group Inc.

-From humble beginnings in plumbing and gas fitting, the company has evolved into a leading infrastructure developer, with operations rooted in Hamilton since its founding in 1877. -Offers comprehensive construction services across civil infrastructure, urban transit, nuclear power, utilities, and industrial works. -Through its Concessions arm, the company specializes in private-public partnerships (P3) for global infrastructure development, emphasizing integrated delivery from planning to long-term operations. -Delivers iconic projects including the CN Tower, Vancouver SkyTrain, Montreal-Trudeau Airport, Gordie Howe Bridge, and major nuclear refurbishments. -Expanding into next-generation energy solutions with Canada’s largest battery storage initiative and leadership in small modular reactor development. -While maintaining a strong presence in Canada, the company also caters to North American markets and selectively engages in international concessions. -Demonstrates expertise in complex mega-projects through seamless integration of engineering, construction, financing, and operations.

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