Intermediate Hydrogeologist /Environmental Engineer at EnGlobe Corp.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

23 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

25 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Groundwater Monitoring, Surface Water Monitoring, Soil Sampling, Borehole Drilling, Environmental Site Assessments, Project Management, Data Analysis, Technical Report Writing, Fieldwork, Drilling Program Supervision, Hydraulic Conductivity Testing, AQTESOLV, Mann-Kendall Trend Analysis, Piper Plots, GIS Software, R-Script

Industry

Engineering Services

Description

Your mission You will play an important role in a dynamic and passionate team, collaborating on a variety of projects of all sizes and scopes in the environment, renewable energies, hydroelectricity, transportation, materials, buildings and climate change markets. Boldness, innovation and collaboration are an integral part of our daily operations. Englobe - Who we are At Englobe, our rigor is matched by sincere care for our colleagues, our customers, our communities, and the environment. We are committed to making a real difference, one project at a time, and to having a positive, lasting impact. We approach our work with fresh perspectives, relying on collaboration and a diversity of voices. With an entrepreneurial spirit, we empower our customers and communities with boldness and optimism. We are determined to leave a lasting legacy for generations to come. Higher Ground Consulting (HGC) is seeking an experienced Intermediate/Senior Hydrogeologist or Environmental Engineer to join our Environment and Regulatory team. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to both field and office-based settings, with a multidisciplinary team of scientists and engineers throughout the lifecycle of projects. The successful applicant will work in a dynamic setting on various projects. This position will be based in our head office in downtown Calgary, Alberta. Higher Ground Consulting works on a basis of mutual trust and respect with our employees. We want our people to be regularly in the office to foster communication, culture, and efficiency, however we do not mandate specific office time or working schedules. We have a relaxed, flexible and dog-friendly office. Does this sound like the right fit for you? Learn more about the role ! Your main responsibilities Work closely with project managers and technical staff to plan, organize and execute environmental field programs including groundwater and surface water monitoring, soil sampling, test pitting, borehole drilling, groundwater monitoring well installation and other environmental monitoring programs Conduct fieldwork for up to two weeks at a time while adhering to all health and safety policies and procedures Demonstrate a strong interest in hydrogeology, environmental monitoring and environmental site assessments, contributing positively to team performance and project delivery Collaborate with Indigenous partners and communities, supporting reciprocal knowledge sharing and capacity building Receive mentorship and training from senior professionals to support technical and professional development Assist with project management and project coordination Develop figures, tables and borehole logs to support technical analyses Manage, analyze and interpret environmental data Preparation of technical reports and presentations What makes you unique Strong interest in geology, groundwater, surface water, and soils Bachelor’s degree in Hydrogeology (Geology), Environmental Engineering, or a closely related discipline Adaptability to a flexible work schedule and willing to travel to project sites as needed including: Ability to travel for field shifts up to two weeks Willingness to work overtime as required during programs Capacity to work productively and safely in diverse weather conditions (e.g. heat, cold, rain, snow) Ability to undertake prolonged periods of physical activity and exposure to uneven terrain or other environmental factors Registered, or eligible for registration, as Member-in-Training (e.g. Geol.I.T., E.I.T.) with APEGA or another applicable professional regulatory body Environmental fieldwork experience including work in remote areas for extended periods Experience supervising environmental drilling programs, including soil logging and groundwater well installations Experience with soil and groundwater monitoring, hydraulic conductivity testing and the use of associated equipment such as field parameter meters, peristaltic pumps, water level tapes and transducers Previous experience working with accredited analytical laboratories, including preparation of analytical schedules, supply orders, chain-of-custody forms, QA/QC procedures and environmental sampling protocols Experience operating boats, UTVs and/or Argos Proficiency with hydrogeological tools or methods such as AQTESOLV, Mann-Kendall trend analysis and Piper Plots Familiarity with Western Canadian surface water and groundwater regulations, guidelines and best practices Technical writing experience, including hydrogeological assessments, groundwater monitoring reports and site assessment summaries Exposure to Alberta’s Directive 055 and Directive 058 and/or British Columbia’s Saline Fluid Guideline Database experience and strong data management skills including comparison of analytical results to applicable regulatory guidelines Experience with GIS software, R-script or equivalent tools Safety certifications such as First Aid, H2S Alive and/or Ground Disturbance Level II Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications Must be legally entitled to work in Canada and have a valid Class 5 driver’s licence What makes Englobe unique At Englobe, you'll have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects of every size and scope. You'll work in an organization that values you and your experience, and allows you to grow. From day one, you'll enjoy the following benefits: Real flexibility; Multiple opportunities for professional growth, mentoring and skills development; Access to a free telehealth service; Flexible schedules and the ability to compress your work hours; A hybrid work arrangement; A full range of benefits (including cost-sharing group insurance and a group RRSP); A confidential employee assistance program for you and your family. Artificial intelligence tools may be used in the screening or selection of applications for this role. What our employees say about us Since joining Englobe, I've felt perfectly integrated. The company offers a welcoming, collaborative working environment conducive to professional fulfillment. What has particularly impressed me is the culture of knowledge sharing and mutual support between colleagues, which enables rapid growth within the team. - Geotechnical Project Manager Want to find out more? Take the time to watch our ESG video Explore Englobe's 2024 sustainability report and Englobe's Code of Conduct. Content you may like: Englobe joins the Colliers family Landslide in La Baie: Dedication, resilience, and empathy Innovative anti-avalanche barriers: securing a sustainable future 35 years dedicated to protecting the environment: Steve Chevarie's story A talented young engineer takes flight

Responsibilities

The role involves planning, organizing, and executing environmental field programs such as groundwater and surface water monitoring, soil sampling, and well installation, while also conducting fieldwork up to two weeks at a time adhering to safety procedures. Responsibilities also include collaborating with Indigenous partners, assisting with project management, analyzing environmental data, and preparing technical reports and presentations.