Environmental Specialist (Scientist/ Engineer) - Saskatchewan

Overview

Analyze environmental data, lead assessments, and provide technical reports for energy projects.

Key Responsibilities

• methodology development
• environmental assessment
• scope management
• technical analysis
• project planning
• technical leadership

Tasks

-Develop technical methodologies and estimates for client proposals. It is expected that the candidate is able to contribute to the development of proposals and other business-related functions. -Work alongside customers to track overall initiative progress and communicate with stakeholders and leadership. -Prepare environmental assessment reports, specifically as they relate to impact assessment and nuclear safety and licensing. -Provide OPEX and industry best practices and insights to projects. -Prepare and review scopes of work, proposals, and manage contractor work. -Lead and contribute to analysis of technical results and report writing. -Conduct SME reviews on environmental data, reports, or scopes of work. -Provide technical leadership or key capabilities that support specialized program areas, including proposing, planning, and/or leading projects. -Conduct project team planning such that there is successful integration.

Requirements

• bachelor’s
• 7-15 years
• nuclear
• regulatory
• communication
• detail

What You Bring

-Bachelor’s degree in Science (Biology, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Geology) or Engineering (Environmental). -Kinectrics is open to qualified candidates across Canada. -Demonstrated knowledge and/or experience in: -Ability to integrate technical inputs from various sources across multiple disciplines into cohesive technical assessments. -7-15 years of technical experience in industry or government. Experience in a highly regulated industry is considered an asset. Prior nuclear industry experience is preferred, but not required. -Ability to work on multiple projects and priorities simultaneously. Senior applicants, are expected to work as independent contributors with junior to intermediate applicants working under the direction of fully-qualified staff. -Excellent communication skills (written and verbal), with the ability to interface effectively and gain clients' trust. -Strong attention to detail and ability to work within a quality management system. -Occasional travel to other Kinectrics’ locations, client sites, and key industry events will be required. -Familiarity with Canadian nuclear regulatory requirements and environmental regulations is an asset. -Capability to work in a project-driven environment, meet deadlines, work under pressure, and adhere to project constraints (time, cost, quality). -Ability to organize and prioritize work and coordinate multiple activities efficiently. -Willingness to learn, development, and understand changing requirements and apply to ongoing work.

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Benefits

-Competitive Compensation: We offer a competitive total compensation package unmatched by most industries throughout North America. -Growth: To keep pace with Canada’s expanding energy and utility sector, we are growing more each day, which means more opportunities for you. We encourage our employees to grow alongside our company thanks to a number of significant training and personal development opportunities.

About Kinectrics

-Supports power generation, distribution, and transmission sectors by providing critical services to utilities, nuclear plants, and renewable energy projects. -Offers comprehensive services from engineering design to advanced testing solutions, ensuring safety and reliability across various sectors. -Contributes to major infrastructure projects, aiding in the development of sustainable and resilient energy systems. -Operates in diverse industries from nuclear power to wind energy, ensuring smooth operation and longevity of critical infrastructure. -Essential for companies in utilities, energy, and infrastructure sectors, known for high-quality and innovative solutions.

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