At Ambipar Response Canada, we invest in our employees and take pride in fostering growth as you work towards a career in the environmental industry. We offer an energetic, dynamic, and supportive team environment, shaping you to be a leader in your role. Our dedication includes many perks, such as:
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Health & Dental Benefits
- Health Spending Account
- RRSP Matching Program
- Growth Opportunities & Mentorship
- Tuition/Professional Development Reimbursement
- Flex Days
- Employee Assistance Program
- Work from Home
Ambipar is a multidisciplinary firm that provides a wide range of environmental, emergency response, industrial services, marine services, and training. Opportunity exists for you to grow and learn more about these industries within Ambipar.
For more information on Ambipar, follow this link: https://ambipar.com/usa/ambipar-response/
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Health, Safety & Environment (HSE):
- Follow and promote Ambipar’s HSE policies and procedures.
- Participate in office and field safety inspections and report any incidents or hazards.
- Ensure all fieldwork is conducted in compliance with HSE protocols.
Project Management:
- Develop project scopes of work (SOWs), cost estimates, and proposals for biophysical and biological projects.
- Coordinate field programs including wildlife sweeps/surveys, Rare plant surveys, and aquatic habitat assessments, wetlands etc
- Facilitate appropriate regulatory submissions for
- Manage project schedules, budgets, and deliverables to ensure timely and accurate completion.
- Maintain client communication and satisfaction through regular updates and responsiveness to project needs.
- Review analytical and field data to support reporting and environmental decision-making.
- Oversee report preparation and quality review for accuracy, clarity, and technical defensibility.
- Track financial performance, invoicing, and gross margin targets for assigned projects.
Team Leadership & Mentorship:
- Provide technical mentorship, training, and performance feedback to Environmental Consultants and Biologists.
- Support professional development through field training, competency evaluations, and formal reviews.
- Assist with resource planning and scheduling to meet divisional workload and project timelines.
Technical Oversight:
- Review and interpret environmental legislation, guidelines, and regulatory updates (e.g., BCER, AER, DFO, SARA, Wildlife Act).
- Ensure compliance with applicable provincial and federal environmental requirements.
- Provide guidance on data collection protocols for wildlife, vegetation, wetland, and aquatic habitat assessments.
- Collaborate with subject matter experts and Indigenous partners where Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) integration is appropriate.
EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS
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Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Environmental Science, Ecology, or related discipline.
- Minimum 5 years of relevant field and project management experience in biological or environmental consulting.
- Professional designation required (e.g., P.Biol., R.P.Bio., P.Ag., or equivalent).
- Demonstrated experience managing multidisciplinary field programs and biological reporting under regulatory frameworks (e.g., BC Water Sustainability Act, Fisheries Act, Wildlife Act, ESSG).
- Proficient in MS Office, GIS mapping, and data management platforms.
Does this sound like you? If so, we can’t wait to hear from you and potentially have you join our team!
This posting will remain open until suitable candidates have been selected. We thank all applicants for applying and advise that only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.
