Contaminant Hydrogeologist

Description

• Apply your passion and expertise to identify, assess, protect and remediate the natural and built environments
• Communicate and liaise with clients and project related stakeholders with the ability to maintain and grow project work with clients
• Grow your technical skills, innovate, and stay abreast of regulatory change by interacting with a bigger community of technical experts
• Work within a well-organized, and innovative culture with support systems that empower our professionals to focus on providing high quality solutions to our clients
• Provide technical project direction and mentorship to junior scientists and project managers on assessment, remediation and monitoring projects
• Prepare and/or review technical correspondence, proposals, work plans, cost estimates, and reports
• Actively participate and drive Montrose’s strong safety culture
• Proactively engage and participate in development opportunities and your career growth
• Oversee and/or technically support the management of site assessment, remediation and monitoring project scopes, timelines, budgets, and communication with clients and project related stakeholders
• Manage and provide technical leadership for simple to complex contaminated site projects
• Transfer knowledge, share experiences, and support the training and mentorship of colleagues
• Ensure internal communication and collaboration to facilitate delivery of high-quality products to meet our clients’ unique project needs

Requirements

• Knowledge and experience with the BC, Alberta and/or Saskatchewan regulatory frameworks
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills (oral and written), and a collaborative attitude
• Preference given to those who have experience managing complex salt or hydrocarbon impacted sites
• Strong data evaluation skills and ability to make decisions based on findings
• A valid and clean class 5 driver’s license with no restrictions
• A minimum of 8 years’ consulting experience in site assessment, remediation, and monitoring projects with a focus on hydrogeology
• An undergraduate or graduate degree in Geology, Hydrogeology, or a related field
• Experience writing and reviewing technical reports, work plans and cost estimates and giving presentations to multi-stakeholder groups
• Registration in or a member in good standing of a professional organization (e.g. APEGA)
• Willingness to provide technical direction and mentorship to junior professionals
• Experience with borehole logging, sample collection, field screening, and sample selection

Benefits

• Join a flexible work environment with the ability to work remotely or in a local office
• Work in a collaborative environment where you can focus on progressing your Program and Client Management skills

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance