Environmental and Archaeological Project Manager at Simpcw Resources Group

, British Columbia, Canada -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

22 Aug, 26

Salary

125000.0

Posted On

24 May, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Environmental Project Management, Archaeological Impact Assessment, Construction Environmental Management, Cultural Resource Management, Regulatory Compliance, Field Resource Planning, Stakeholder Coordination, Environmental Reporting, Erosion and Sediment Control, Watercourse Protection, Indigenous Relations, Budget Tracking, Safety Leadership, Staff Onboarding, Logistics Coordination, Permit Implementation

Industry

Construction

Description

Full Time Located in the North Thompson valley, at Simpcw Resources LLP, we provide environmental, ecological, and cultural resource services while preserving Simpcw culture and heritage with respect for the environment. Our mission is to support sustainable economic development within the Simpcwúl̓ecw (Simpcw Territory) by delivering high-quality services. Job Summary: SRLLP is seeking an experienced Environmental and Archaeological Project Manager to support ongoing Trans Mountain pipeline construction activities and oversee investigation activities for a newly proposed Trans Mountain project. This is a project-term leadership role responsible for: Providing environmental project management services on active pipeline construction projects Acting as SRLLP’s point of contact and communication conduit between Trans Mountain and construction teams on environmental matters Supporting the execution of a large-scale, multi-crew archaeological assessment program, including staff onboarding, field resource planning and coordination, and liaising with key project personnel and Trans Mountain representatives The successful candidate will operate at the intersection of construction, environmental compliance, and cultural resource management, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient project delivery aligned with SRLLP values and Simpcw stewardship priorities. Health and safety are core values at Simpcw Resources Group. This role is expected to demonstrate strong leadership in safety, regulatory compliance, and field execution. Responsibilities: Environmental Management – Pipeline Construction Provide environmental oversight and coordination for Trans Mountain construction activities. Act as SRLLP’s environmental lead interfacing with Trans Mountain representatives, contractors, and inspectors. Support implementation of environmental management plans, mitigation measures, and permit conditions during construction. Monitor environmental performance and compliance, including erosion and sediment control, watercourse protection, and site-specific mitigation. Coordinate environmental reporting, issue tracking, and resolution of non-compliance events. Participate in construction meetings, planning sessions, and daily/weekly coordination calls. Support integration of environmental requirements into construction sequencing and execution. Archaeological Project Management Support the collaborative management and execution of the Trans Mountain Mainline Optimization Project Archaeological Impact Assessment. Oversee field execution, including mobilization, logistics, staffing, and equipment coordination for aspects of the shovel and auger testing program supported by SRLLP (e.g., field technicians, field supervisors, equipment operators, safety personnel). Coordinate with HSE personnel to ensure training, onboarding, and safety documentation requirements are met. Coordinate multiple field crews (up to 10 concurrent crews) and ensure alignment with productivity targets and client priorities. Support deployment of crews operating on rotational schedules (e.g., 10-days-on / 4-days-off). Track project scope, schedule, budget, and monitor productivity metrics and adjust field execution strategies as required. Provide regular updates to Trans Mountain, partners, and internal leadership on progress, risks, and findings. Ensure timely delivery of client submissions (e.g., time tickets, progress reports) and other daily reporting requirements (e.g., field reports, timesheets, safety documentation). Ensure compliance with ISNetworld (ISN), site safety protocols, and regulatory safety standards. Support adaptive planning in response to weather, access, or findings. Coordinate, as appropriate, with Indigenous Communities and Nations, including Simpcw First Nation, on archaeological matters specific to the project. Support Trans Mountain in addressing regulatory and stakeholder inquiries related to environmental and archaeological scopes Qualifications and Requirements: Degree in Environmental Science, Biology, Ecology, Geography, Archaeology, or a related field. 10+ years of combined experience in environmental consulting, construction environmental management, cultural resource management or similar role. Demonstrated experience working on pipeline or large infrastructure projects is strongly preferred. Experience managing complex, multi-disciplinary field programs and coordinating multiple crews. Strong understanding of environmental regulations, permitting, and compliance in British Columbia. Experience with archaeological programs or cultural resource management is a strong asset. Experience working with Indigenous Nations and integrating stewardship priorities is highly valued. Strong leadership, communication and organizational skills. Ability to work in both office and field environments, including active construction sites Valid Class 5 driver’s license is required Local candidates from the North Thompson region are encouraged to apply. What we offer: Competitive compensation Opportunity under a leadership role to contribute to major infrastructure and archaeological programs within Simpcw Territory A positive, collaborative, and safety-focused team environment Meaningful work supporting environmental stewardship and cultural resource protection Note: Pre-Employment Drug and Alcohol Testing may be required Application Deadline: Open until filled. Thank you for your interest, however only those selected for interviews will be contacted. Preference will be given to qualified applicants of Aboriginal ancestry as per Canada’s Human Rights Act and legislation surrounding Employment Equity.

Responsibilities

Provide environmental oversight and project management for Trans Mountain pipeline construction activities and archaeological assessments. Act as the primary communication conduit between construction teams and stakeholders to ensure regulatory compliance and cultural resource protection.