Pay: CA$135,000.00-CA$185,000.00 DOE per year

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Environmental Superintendent

Trail, British Columbia (Onsite)

Focus of the role: This is a senior leadership opportunity for an environmental professional who excels in strategy, long-term planning, and program development. You will lead the design and execution of environmental strategies across a large, complex industrial operation—shaping how environmental performance evolves over time.

Work Schedule:

- Monday–Thursday: 7:00am–4:00pm
- Friday: 7:00am–3:00pm
- Every second Friday off

Relocation support is available.

The Role: Strategy First

This role is not about day-to-day compliance—it is about setting direction and building long-term environmental strategy.

Reporting to the Manager, Environment & Lands, you will define and drive integrated environmental programs across the site, anchored around five core pillars:

- Air – emissions reduction strategies and community exposure management
- Dust – fugitive dust control and reduction of ambient particulate impacts
- Water – water management, risk mitigation, and system resilience
- Remediation – large-scale legacy impact remediation (on-site and surrounding areas)
- Soil – contamination management, restoration, and long-term site stewardship

You will lead a team of 3–4 direct reports, providing strategic direction, technical oversight, and coaching. While the role is not hands-on operationally, it requires strong technical depth to effectively guide specialists, validate approaches, and ensure robust decision-making.

What You’ll Own

You will be accountable for building and advancing cohesive environmental strategies and programs, including:

- Long-term air emissions reduction and community exposure strategies
- Dust management programs focused on reducing fugitive and ambient impacts
- Water system risk reduction and long-term resource protection strategies
- Large-scale remediation programs addressing historical site impacts




- Soil management and restoration strategies across affected areas
- Biodiversity and ecosystem management frameworks across a wide regional footprint
- Aquatic monitoring and environmental performance programs
- Infrastructure environmental risk strategies (e.g., stormwater and containment systems)
- Community-facing environmental strategies including air quality and public health outcomes

A key part of the role is ensuring these pillars are not managed in isolation, but delivered as a connected, forward-looking environmental strategy aligned with regulatory expectations and business priorities. Leadership & Influence

- Lead, develop, and mentor a team of environmental specialists (3–4 direct reports)
- Set priorities, allocate resources, and manage significant program budgets
- Provide technical oversight across multiple complex environmental domains
- Partner closely with operations, technical teams, and a counterpart focused on compliance and execution
- Build trusted relationships with regulators, Indigenous groups, and local communities
- Represent the organization in regional environmental and public health initiatives

What You Bring

- 10–15+ years of leadership experience in heavy industry or similarly complex environments
- Strong background in environmental strategy, program design, and multi-disciplinary leadership
- Technical understanding across air, water, soil, and remediation disciplines
- Proven ability to translate complex environmental challenges into clear strategic direction
- Experience managing large-scale environmental programs and budgets
- Solid understanding of environmental regulations and evolving policy frameworks
- Established track record of stakeholder engagement with regulators, communities, and Indigenous partners

Compensation $135,000 – $185,000 base salary range, depending on experience and qualifications + bonus + Profit share + RRSP match + long term incentives + relocation package if necessary.

Benefits

- Profit sharing
- Relocation assistance
- RRSP match

Work Location: In person

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