Environmental assessment, reclamation, monitoringHiringEcological TechnicianCompanyKeneco Environmental Inc.LocationBased in Calgary, AlbertaSalary$37.00 per hour (40 hours per week; overtime available after 44 hours per week)ResponsibilitiesConduct ecological and environmental field investigations, including soil, groundwater, surface water, and vegetation assessmentsAssist in conducting Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) and Detailed Site Assessments (DSAs)Conduct field surveys and collect environmental data and samples to support environmental assessments and reclamation projects.Monitor air, water, and soil quality and assist in interpreting analytical results in accordance with applicable environmental guidelinesCollect, document, and maintain field data related to soil quality, vegetation establishment, land disturbance, and reclamation progressConduct vegetation and site assessments to evaluate ecological conditions and support reclamation and closure objectivesSupport reclamation and remediation projects, including site inspections, soil management activities, and monitoring of revegetation progressMonitor field activities and contractor operations to ensure compliance with environmental, reclamation, and health and safety requirementsPrepare and contribute to technical reports, including environmental site assessments, reclamation reports, and regulatory submissionsAssist with the coordination of field programs, including scheduling, equipment preparation, and logisticsEnsure compliance with provincial environmental and reclamation regulations and company health and safety proceduresEducationDiploma or degree in Environmental engineering technology/ environmental technology, Environmental Science,



or a related field.ExperienceMinimum 3 years of relevant experience in environmental or ecological field work, environmental consulting, or a related fieldExperience supporting environmental site assessments (Phase I and Phase II preferred)Experience conducting environmental monitoring, field surveys, or ecological assessmentsExperience working on upstream oil and gas sites is considered an assetExperience supporting reclamation or remediation projects is considered an asset, including familiarity with reclamation-related Detailed Site Assessments (DSAs) and provincial reclamation certification processes in Alberta and Saskatchewan.Skills & Technical KnowledgeKnowledge of environmental sampling, monitoring, and site assessment methodologiesAbility to collect, interpret, and analyze environmental and ecological dataStrong technical writing and documentation skillsStrong organizational and communication skillsFamiliarity with environmental considerations associated with upstream oil and gas sites in Alberta and SaskatchewanFamiliarity with applicable provincial regulatory frameworks including Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), Alberta Workplace and Protected Areas, and Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and ResourcesExperience applying provincial soil and groundwater quality guidelines and reclamation criteria is considered an assetAdditional RequirementsValid Class 5 driver's licenseWillingness and ability to travel to remote field locations across Alberta and SaskatchewanAbility to work in various weather conditions and field environmentsSafety Certifications (Asset)H2S AliveStandard First Aid with CPRGround Disturbance Level IIWHMISTransportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG)Applicants must be able to obtain required safety certifications prior to or shortly after employment if not currently held.BenefitsDental careExtended health careDisability benefitsLife Insurance#J-18808-Ljbffr

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