Responsibilities Provide strategic input and advice on regulatory requirements and approval pathways for client projects
Consult with regulators and clients and build strong skilled relationships
Support engagement programs with Indigenous communities, the public, and other stakeholders
Liaise with engineering, engagement, and other consulting teams
Support project managers with scope, budget, schedule, and quality control
Coordinate and contribute to due diligence studies
Prepare technical reports and studies
Conduct regulatory research and reviews
Develop plain-language communications and engagement materials
Prepare environmental assessment and permitting applications across all regulatory phases
Track comments and coordinate responses
Coordinate with internal and external subject-matter experts
Delegate work to mapping, publishing, and data analysis teams
Support business development and marketing through client research, proposal development, and marketing materials
Build collaborative relationships with ERM colleagues worldwide
Apply critical and strategic thinking to influence team performance and deliver positive client outcomes
Mentor and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams within ERM Canada and globally
Requirements Bachelor’s degree in environmental sciences, biology, or environmental engineering
4+ years of experience in the resource development industry or consulting
Applied experience in British Columbia, Ontario, and/or Yukon
Proven expertise in Canadian federal, provincial, and territorial environmental assessment processes, regulations, and guidelines
Experience with infrastructure or natural resource development projects in renewable energy, mining, transportation, or oil and gas
Strong understanding of environmental and social effects associated with major development projects
Understanding of engagement requirements tied to federal and provincial regulatory processes
Excellent writing, communication, organizational,



time management, and attention-to-detail skills
Ability to prepare technical and plain-language deliverables
Ability to prioritize and meet deadlines in a fast-paced consulting environment
Strong commitment to safety and adherence to established health and safety protocols
Valid driver’s license and/or ability to operate a company vehicle
Not eligible for immigration sponsorship
7+ years of experience preferred in the resource development industry or consulting
Eligible to obtain a professional designation, such as RPBio
Fluency in additional languages, such as Indigenous languages or French
Experience working with Indigenous groups within federal and provincial regulatory frameworks
Experience using AI-enabled tools
Familiarity with field program scoping
Experience with environmental compliance monitoring, notifications, and permitting support during operational phases
Experience or exposure to community and stakeholder engagement
Demonstrated growth mindset and interest in continuous learning and skill development
Core Competencies Demonstrates expertise in Canadian environmental assessment processes and regulations, with a strong ability to prepare technical and plain-language deliverables. Proven experience in stakeholder engagement and project management within the resource development industry, emphasizing collaboration and strategic thinking.
Highest-signal resume keywords Canadian Environmental Assessment Processes
Stakeholder Engagement
Technical Report Preparation
Project Management
Indigenous Community Engagement
Hard Skills Environmental Assessment
Regulatory Research
Permitting Applications
Data Analysis
Environmental Compliance Monitoring
Soft Skills Communication Skills
Organizational Skills
Time Management
Attention to Detail
Mentoring
Certifications & Qualifications RPBio
Industry Keywords Resource Development
Infrastructure Projects
Renewable Energy
Mining
Oil and Gas
Tools & Technologies AI-Enabled Tools

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📌 Managing Consultant, Environmental Assessment Coordinator, Provincial Permitting Specialist (British Columbia)
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📍 British Columbia