Define and lead permitting strategies for major industrial and mining clients across BC, AB, YT, and ON.
Produce defensible, regulator‑ready permit applications and compliance demonstrations.
Guide dispersion modeling programs (AERMOD/CALPUFF) that directly shape project approvals and operational limits.
Steer multi‑stakeholder processes—regulators, Indigenous communities, partners, and clients—toward successful decisions.
Mentor and develop technical teams while leading complex, multi‑disciplinary project delivery.
Strengthen ERM’s reputation as the trusted advisor for air quality, permitting, and regulatory strategy.

Required B.Sc. or higher in Environmental, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering; Atmospheric Science; or a related field.
P.Eng. (BC or AB) with eligibility for registration in the other province and Yukon (Engineers Yukon) within 6–12 months.
6+ years of experience (consulting or industry) focused on air quality and permitting, with demonstrated expertise in BC and at least one of AB or YT.
Hands‑on experience with AERMOD (and preferably CALPUFF), emissions estimation, and compliance demonstrations under EMA and EPEA/AAAQOs.
Experience installing or maintaining ambient air and meteorological instrumentation and/or leading field programs.
Proven ability to lead regulatory engagements, prepare defensible applications, and navigate permit reviews to decision.
Strong Excel/database capabilities and transparent, auditable calculation approaches.
Excellent writing and verbal communication skills—clear, concise, and regulator‑ready.
Working knowledge of noise monitoring and modeling to support regulatory engagement and collaboration with ERM’s noise team.
Ability to manage multiple assignments, meet deadlines, and travel to client sites in BC/AB/YT as needed.
Valid driver's license and/or the ability to operate a company vehicle due to frequent travel to client locations.

Principal Technical Consultant, Regulatory and Permitting – Air Specialist

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