Environmental Services Coordinator Halifax (Nova Scotia)

Environmental Services Coordinator Halifax (Nova Scotia)

04 Aug
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Defence Construction Canada
|
Nova Scotia

04 Aug

Defence Construction Canada

Nova Scotia

Enhance environmental services effectiveness with Defence Construction Canada in Halifax. This hybrid position requires strong skills in project management and environmental assessments to meet client needs.

Defence Construction Canada (DCC) is seeking an Environmental Services Coordinator to support various projects. The successful candidate will provide technical advice, prepare reports, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations. You will also manage relationships with clients and stakeholders while overseeing contractors to meet project deliverables on time and budget.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct environmental work across diverse projects
• Offer technical support for contract management
• Prepare detailed environmental reports for clients




• Manage project timelines and budget requirements
• Ensure compliance with quality standards

Requirements:
• College diploma in environmental sciences with 4 years experience
• Knowledge of environmental legislation and best practices
• Proficiency in project management methodologies
• Solid communication and relationship-building skills
• Ability to work in a hybrid environment

Leverage your environmental expertise and project management skills to make a significant impact at DCC in Halifax.
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📌 Environmental Services Coordinator Halifax (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Defence Construction Canada
📍 Nova Scotia

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