Hydrogeologist

Overview

Intermediate hydrogeologist handling field work, data analysis, reporting, and permits.

Key Responsibilities

• field programs
• technical reports
• policy compliance
• design review
• resource coordination
• permit applications

Tasks

-Plan, coordinate, and provide support for field work programs including drilling, groundwater monitoring and sampling, hydraulic conductivity testing, level logger deployment and data downloading, and private well survey and potable water sampling. -Prepare technical reports including factual data reports, baseline reports and assessment reports. -Ensure implementation and continued use of corporate policies, procedures and systems, including health and safety, quality management, and ethics and compliance. -Review design drawings and estimate dewatering zone of influence and water taking volumes/rates. -Coordinate resources and arrange equipment and supplies, laboratory services and subcontractors. -Support senior staff in preparing proposals and developing work plans and budgets. -Conduct environmental impact assessment related to construction dewatering and groundwater resources. -Process and interpret groundwater monitoring and sampling, and hydraulic conductivity testing data and results. -Prepare field work packages including health and safety plans, work plans and traffic controls. -Prepare or support applications for water taking permits including Permit to Take Water (PTTW) and Environmental Activity and Sector Registry (EASR) and permits to discharge. -Collaborate with other hydrogeologists and team members from other disciplines across Canada.

Requirements

• p.geo
• p.eng
• hydrogeology
• 5+ years
• problem solving
• teamwork

What You Bring

-Strong communication skills in English, with French being an asset. -Ability to work well in a team environment, including working with colleagues from other disciplines and in different geographic regions. -Familiar with regulatory framework related to water resources, contaminated sites and environmental assessment in Ontario and Canada. -Be able to and willing to travel for work away from the home office when required. Travel would generally be for site visits, or as a backup for field staff (expected to be limited). -Registered or be eligible to register as a Professional Geoscientist of Ontario (P.Geo.) and/or Professional Engineer of Ontario (P.Eng.). -Bachelor’s, or Master’s degree in hydrogeology, geology, earth sciences, geological engineering, or environmental engineering with 5+ years of relevant work experience in hydrogeology. -Experience in preparing proposals, work plans, coordination and technical reports. -Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, well organized and detail oriented.

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