Become a valuable addition to Centerra's Kemess Mine operations teamBoost your career by joining an established organizationReceive a highly competitive annual salary between $55,000 - $65,000, plus extensive benefitsAbout Centerra GoldHeadquartered in Toronto, Centerra Gold (TSX: CG) is one of the leading North American gold and copper producers engaged in the operation, exploration, development, and acquisition of quality mining assets in Asia, North America, and other markets worldwide.About The Kemess MineKemess is located in north-central British Columbia, approximately 250 km north of Smithers and 430 km northwest of Prince George, with fly-in access. The property is host to the former Kemess South (KS) Mine, the Kemess Underground (KUG) deposit, and the Kemess East (KE) deposit.Existing on-site infrastructure includes offices, warehouse, laydowns, maintenance facilities, a 300-person accommodation camp footprint, crushed ore stockpile and reclaim, access and service roads, an airstrip, explosives magazines, and an electrical substation.Kemess Mine promotes a drug and alcohol-free workplace and has adopted a zero-tolerance policy with respect to alcohol or unauthorized drugs on site.About The OpportunityWe have an opportunity for a full-timeEnvironmental Monitorto join ourKemess Mineoperations site. As per our Aboriginal Group Monitor Terms of Engagement, this position is currently only available to select Aboriginal Groups.This is a camp-based position, with a rotation of14 days on / 14 days off, with a 12-hour daily schedule.Reporting to the Senior Environment Coordinator, the Environmental Monitor will be responsible for various related activities to support the overall success of the project.Your Responsibilities Will Include, But Are Not Limited ToImplement the site Environmental monitoring programs with oversight from the Senior Environmental Coordinator and support from consultants.Follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Safe Work Procedures (SWPs) to ensure proper field procedures are adhered toEnsure field data (e.G., field sheets and notes) is recorded, scanned,



and filed in the appropriate place and in a timely mannerEnsure water and air samples are handled correctly when in the field, packaged for shipping appropriately, and shipped to achieve prescribed hold times and temperaturesComplete reconnaissance sampling of potential water quality risks (e.G., seepage, ML/ARD) and any other monitoring tasks outlined in Permits or site monitoring plansEnsure the site Water Quality QA/QC program is implementedMaintain and calibrate field instruments as set out per site SOP’s and manufacturer recommendationsObserve wildlife on site and assist with wildlife monitoring programsHousekeeping and cleanliness of environment department vehicles and facilitiesKeeping track of sampling supply stock and notifying the Environmental Coordinator when stock needs to be orderedCleaning up and documenting any spills, along with keeping the site spill/incident log up to dateImplementation of erosion and sediment control best practices and progressive reclamation activitiesOperate pick up trucks, ATVs, snowmobiles, and small engine equipment in a secure mannerAccess monitoring locations via boat or helicopterMonitor and maintain water retaining and drainage structures to ensure capacity for runoffProvide field support for other environmental monitoring programs and consultants as requiredRespond to and investigate environmental incidents and provide guidance to operators of all departmentsPerform tasks set out in the site Permits and Management Plans such as sampling and inspections of work sites to identify potential impacts and follow up to ensure risks are mitigatedSupport the Environmental Coordinators in compiling data for the purpose of writing reportsSupport in the planning and execution of various environmental initiativesSupport with general site upkeep as requiredOther related duties and tasks as assigned by the SupervisorAbout YouTo qualify for this role, a certificate related to environmental monitoring is recommended to be successful in this role. Candidates with a degree or diploma in Environmental Science, Environmental Technology, Fish and Wildlife, or Environmental Engineering, etc. are preferred. Previous experience in environmental monitoring, the resource sector or industrial environments is considered an asset.The following skills and experiences will also be critical to successfully performing this role:Basic computer skills and experience working with Microsoft Office Excel, Word, and PowerPointAttention to detail in data entry, equipment maintenance, and lab workStrong communicator who works cooperatively with field staff and managementBasic knowledge of power equipment, electrical systems, and hand toolsValid Canadian Driver's LicenseMotivation for on-the-job training and career progressionIt is essential that you have a sense of urgency when responding to dam safety and environmental risks on site, with an ongoing interest in personal development and an improved understanding of the regulatory landscape in mining.About The BenefitsAs a valued member of Centerra's Kemess Mine team, you can look forward to a highly competitive annual salary. You'll also gain access to some incredible benefits, including:Tax-free travel allowance commensurate with the distance required for travelExtended group health, dental, vision, and travel insuranceLife Insurance, STD, LTD, AD&DCompany-sponsored pension with Company matchEmployee & Family Assistance ProgramHealthcare Spending AccountReimbursements on work gear and equipmentAnnual Incentive BonusEmployee Share Purchase Plan with Company matchParental leave top-up programProfessional development within the organizationJoin a company committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Environmental Monitor - $55,000 - $65,000 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Arnett & Burgess Energy Services
📍 Winnipeg