Conduct regular on-site environmental monitoring during all phases of construction to ensure compliance with environmental permits, regulations, and mitigation plans
Document site conditions, contractor compliance, and environmental concerns through detailed field notes, photographs, and daily reports
Communicate issues promptly and support development of corrective actions
Lead fish salvage operations in accordance with provincial and federal requirements
Apply appropriate fish capture techniques (minnow trapping, electrofishing, seining) to safely relocate aquatic species
Maintain accurate records of fish handling, species identification, relocations, and environmental conditions
Uphold animal welfare standards and safety procedures at all times
Assess, install, and maintain erosion and sediment control (ESC) measures such as silt fences, turbidity curtains, diversion channels, and sediment traps
Monitor water quality (e.g., turbidity, pH) to ensure compliance with regulatory thresholds
Prepare daily or weekly monitoring reports with data, observations, and recommended actions
Liaise with contractors, engineers, environmental specialists, and regulatory agencies as necessary
Participate in environmental toolbox meetings and provide guidance on best management practices
Requirements
Diploma or degree in environmental science, biology, natural resources, or a related discipline
Registered Professional Biologist (or equivalent)
3+ years of experience in environmental monitoring on construction projects
Electrofishing certification and experience completing fish salvage operations
Intermediate First Aid and Transportation Endorsement
Strong commitment to safety and adherence to established Health & Safety procedures
Experience working around heavy machinery and active construction zones
Knowledge of Federal, Provincial, and Territorial environmental regulations and guidelines relevant to construction
Strong written and verbal communication skills, problem‑solving abilities, and collaboration skills
A positive, proactive, self‑starting approach aligned with ERM’s global mission
Willingness and ability to travel to remote locations, stay in work camps, follow site safety/orientation requirements, and complete drug and alcohol testing