Manager of Watershed Monitoring, Practice Lead
Summary
The Environmental Field Technician will be responsible for performing field activities including geomorphic field assessments, stream characterization and observation, instream monitoring and monitoring site maintenance, field data processing, and general field data reporting. Other duties involve working closely with internal teams on a range of earth and environmental science projects including geomorphological assessments, small‑scale restoration designs, and erosion and hazard studies.

Job Details

Pay : Min = $23.00/hour, Max = $32.00/hour

Hours of Work : Minimum 40 hours per week

Office Locations : 36 Main Street N, Campbellville, ON, and 593 Hanlon Creek Boulevard, Guelph, ON, N1C 0B3

Travel for Work : Frequent travel to local field sites

Department : Watershed Monitoring

Work From Home : As directed by manager, when possible

Existing Vacancy : Yes

Job Duties

Conduct fieldwork in support of geomorphological assessments, environmental monitoring, erosion control studies, and restoration projects

Install, maintain, and troubleshoot environmental monitoring equipment (e.g., water level loggers, turbidity sensors, rain gauges, etc.)

Collect and document high‑quality field data following industry and company standards

Complete topographic surveys using equipment such as RTK and total stations

Support sediment sampling, vegetation surveys, riverbank stability assessments, and other geomorphic assessments

Compile, organize, and analyze field data using software such as Excel, GIS, and statistical tools

Maintain detailed and accurate field notes and logs for reporting and quality purposes

Follow all company health and safety policies and field protocols to minimize risks in outdoor environments

Work on multiple projects simultaneously and under tight deadlines.





Participate and collaborate with other teams

Coordinate schedules and deliverables

Perform other duties as required

Requirements

Degree or diploma in environmental science, geomorphology, physical geography, earth sciences, geomatics, geology, or a related field

1-2 years of experience in environmental fieldwork, ideally with a focus on geomorphology or river systems

Familiarity with standard field equipment: RTK GPS survey units, total stations, water level and discharge data loggers, water quality meters, etc.

Comfortable working outdoors in rugged terrain, on or near water, and in a variety of weather conditions

Solid organizational skills and attention to detail in data collection and documentation

GIS skills (ArcGIS, QGIS) and data processing experience considered an asset

Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams)

Ability to work independently

Ability to follow directions

Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing

Ability to carry equipment and work on foot for extended periods

Valid G Class driver’s license and willingness to travel for fieldwork

Benefits
GEO Morphix values employee well‑being and job satisfaction, recognizing that a productive and energized team is essential to our success. To support this, we offer comprehensive benefits, including:

Health and Dental Benefits

Personal & Professional Development Benefit

RRSP Matching Program

Bonus Program

GEO Days

Social Events and Activities

Accessibility
GEO Morphix Ltd. is committed to workplace diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunity and complies with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and the Ontario Human Rights Code. Accommodations can be arranged upon request for candidates participating in any part of the selection process.

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📌 Environmental Field Technician (Ontario)
🏢 GEO Morphix
📍 Ontario