Regulatory Coordinator for Contaminated Sites (Alberta)

Regulatory Coordinator for Contaminated Sites (Alberta)

08 Aug
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Government of Alberta
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Alberta

08 Aug

Government of Alberta

Alberta

Lead the way in environmental regulation with the Government of Alberta as a full time Contaminated Sites Regulatory Coordinator. This role focuses on oversight, compliance, and stakeholder communication in Edmonton and Calgary.

The Government of Alberta seeks a detail-oriented professional to manage contamination oversight. As a Coordinator, you will communicate regulatory expectations aligned with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act and other guidelines. Your expertise will guide risk management and inform stakeholders through clear, effective communication.

Key Responsibilities:
• Apply expertise in environmental assessment processes
• Conduct holistic reviews of substance release information
• Provide practical regulatory direction to stakeholders




• Evaluate contaminant distribution in soil and groundwater
• Ensure compliance with provincial legislation and guidelines

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in science or engineering
• Minimum four years of environmental assessment experience
• Profession designation optional but preferred
• Strong competency in systems thinking and communication
• Agility in handling regulatory changes and risks

Utilize your environmental assessment skills to effectively support the Government of Alberta's initiatives in contamination management.
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📌 Regulatory Coordinator for Contaminated Sites (Alberta)
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Alberta

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