Fluvial Geomorphologist or Fluvial Specialist5 days ago Requisition ID: 1023Salary Range: $70,000.00 To $120,000.00 AnnuallyTitleFluvial Geomorphologist or Fluvial SpecialistReport ToSummaryThe Fluvial Geomorphologist or Fluvial Specialist provides technical expertise in the planning, assessment, design, and implementation of river, stream, and watershed restoration projects associated with multi-sector and environmental development initiatives.This role leads and supports geomorphic assessments, natural channel design, erosion mitigation, stream rehabilitation, floodplain enhancement, and restoration planning projects. Working as a subject matter expert, the Fluvial Geomorphologist or Specialist collaborates with geoscientists, engineers, ecologists, planners, developers, municipalities, conservation authorities, and regulatory agencies to develop practical, resilient, and environmentally sustainable solutions.The position contributes advanced technical analysis, restoration design, regulatory support, and project management throughout all phases of project delivery, from planning and permitting through detailed design, construction support, and post-construction monitoring.Pay: $70,000.00 to $120,000.00 annuallyHours of Work: 40 hours per weekOffice LocationsCampbellville: 36 Main Street N, Campbellville, ON, L0P 1B0Ottawa: 83 Little Bridge Street, Unit 12, Almonte, ON, K0A 1A0Travel for Work: Occasional travel to local sites for fieldworkWork From Home: Hybrid work environment with the opportunity to work from home, based on operational requirements and manager approvalExisting Vacancy: YesJob DutiesConduct fluvial geomorphic assessments, stream evaluations, erosion hazard assessments, and watershed studiesLead the development of restoration strategies and natural channel design solutions for residential, infrastructure, and environmental projectsPrepare and contribute to restoration designs, including:Stream restorationNatural channel designChannel realignmentBank stabilizationFloodplain enhancementHabitat restorationBioengineering applicationsErosion and sediment control measuresAnalyze channel stability, sediment transport processes, erosion risks, and watershed dynamics to support project recommendationsIntegrate geomorphology, ecology, stormwater management, and land development considerations into restoration and infrastructure solutionsPrepare, review, and contribute to technical reports, restoration plans, construction drawings, grading plans, specifications, and environmental permit applicationsSupport hydraulic and hydrologic assessments and incorporate findings into restoration and channel design projectsManage projects and technical work assignments from proposal development through planning, design, permitting, construction support,



and post-construction monitoring.Develop project scopes, schedules, work plans, and budget estimatesMonitor project progress, budgets, deliverables, and schedules to ensure successful project completionCoordinate with internal technical teams and external consultants to deliver integrated project solutionsParticipate in client meetings, stakeholder consultations, technical workshops, and regulatory agency discussionsServe as a technical resource and trusted advisor to clients and project teams.Support proposal preparation, technical presentations, and business development activitiesMaintain strong working relationships with clients, municipalities, conservation authorities, and regulatory agenciesStay current with industry trends, technical advancements, regulatory changes, and best practices in fluvial geomorphology and restoration designProvide technical mentorship and guidance to junior staff and project team members as requiredPerform field investigations, site inspections, monitoring programs, and construction review activities as requiredPerform other duties as requiredRequirementsDegree in Geomorphology, Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Geography, or a related field.Professional designation, such as P.Geo., or eligibility to obtain designation considered an assetProject Management certification considered an asset5-10+ years of experience in fluvial geomorphology, restoration design, water resources, or environmental consulting (candidates with less than 5 years will not be considered)Experience supporting residential land development, infrastructure, municipal, or environmental restoration projectsDemonstrated experience managing multidisciplinary projects and technical assignmentsExtensive experience in natural channel design, erosion assessment, stream restoration, and regulatory approvalsAdvanced knowledge of fluvial geomorphology, watershed processes, sediment transport, erosion hazards, channel stability, and restoration design principlesStrong understanding of environmental permitting and approval processes related to development and restoration projectsExperience preparing technical reports, restoration plans, permit applications, and design documentationProficiency with GIS, CAD, hydraulic and hydrologic modelling tools, and restoration design softwareStrong project management skills, including scope development, scheduling, budgeting,



and coordinationExcellent technical writing, communication, and presentation skillsStrong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational abilitiesStrong stakeholder engagement and client relationship management skillsProficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams)Clear Criminal Record CheckValid Class G Driver's LicenseAbout GEO Morphix Ltd.At GEO Morphix, we are a team of professional geoscientists and environmental experts focused on geomorphology, earth surface processes, and watershed science. Our team specializes in river and shoreline restoration, erosion hazard delineation and mitigation, environmental monitoring and hydrometrics, and projects that require an in-depth understanding of erosion, sedimentation and sediment transport.Our team of industry leaders provide observation-rich answers based on a balanced application of quality science and years of experience to achieve practical, implementable, and acceptable solutions for all stakeholders. A successful project is one that meets or exceeds our client’s objectives.Mission: Our collective mission at GEO Morphix is to apply experience, innovation, and integrity to deliver practical, lasting solutions that protect and restore natural systems.Vision: Balancing nature and community.Values:Integrity- We act with honesty, follow through on our commitments, and take ownership for the outcomes of our work. We hold ourselves accountable to clients, communities, stakeholders and each other.Innovation- Through a culture of continuous learning, we apply curiosity and forward-thinking to our work. We explore current approaches challenge assumptions and demonstrate agility and adaptability.Partnership- We believe better outcomes are achieved together. We build trusted relationships and incorporate diverse perspectives to create lasting impact through collaboration.Excellence- Our work is grounded in science, experience, and a commitment to successful outcomes. Through disciplined analysis and sound methodology, we deliver evidence-based and effective solutions.Why Join GEO MorphixGEO 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 BenefitsPersonal & Professional Development BenefitRRSP Matching ProgramBonus ProgramGEO DaysSocial Events and ActivitiesAccessibilityGEO 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.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Fluvial Geomorphologist Needed In Campbellville (Winnipeg)
🏢 GEO Morphix
📍 Winnipeg