This role is well suited to someone who:

• Enjoys working outdoors in dynamic environments
• Is eager to learn and take initiative
• Values teamwork and safety
• Wants to build long‑term technical depth in environmental consulting

Your Key Responsibilities

As part of the SIR team, your work will include a diverse mix of field and office responsibilities, such as:

• Supporting and implementing Phase I, II, and III ESAs, Stage 1 PSI, Stage 2 PSI/DSI, and remediation programs
• Conducting soil, soil vapour, sediment, groundwater, and surface water sampling
• Developing site‑specific health and safety plans and helping lead field programs with safety as the top priority
• Producing clear, accurate field notes and documentation that meet data quality objectives
• Supervising and coordinating with subcontractors (e.g., drillers, hydrovac operators, utility locators, heavy equipment operators)
• Assisting with BC Contaminated Sites Regulation applications, including Approvals in Principle and Certificates of Compliance
• Managing and organizing field data using specialized equipment and software
• Supporting project managers with scopes, budgets, schedules, and field logistics
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams across Stantec Canada, including geotechnical, water resources, atmospheric sciences, and indoor environments groups
• Actively contributing to—and strengthening—a strong health and safety culture

You’ll be exposed to a wide range of site conditions, regulatory frameworks, and technical challenges—accelerating your learning curve and professional development.

Your Capabilities and Credentials

You’re an enthusiastic early‑career environmental professional who’s ready to learn, contribute, and grow. You bring curiosity, professionalism, and a strong work ethic to everything you do.

You’ll thrive in this role if you have:

• A minimum of 2 years of relevant experience, ideally within British Columbia
• Previous experience in contaminated sites investigation (a strong asset)
• A collaborative mindset and comfort working with senior and intermediate staff
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• A genuine interest in field work, with flexibility to travel for assignments
• The ability to work independently and confidently with subcontractors
• An understanding of provincial and federal environmental regulations and guidelines
• Eligibility for, or progress toward, a professional designation (e.g., P.Eng., P.Geo., P.Ag.) is considered an asset
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