Superintendent of Environmental Programs, Teck (British Columbia)

Superintendent of Environmental Programs, Teck (British Columbia)

30 Sep
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Teck Resources
|
British Columbia

30 Sep

Teck Resources

British Columbia

Step into the role of Superintendent, Environmental Strategy at Teck's Trail Operations in beautiful British Columbia. This position is integral to enhancing environmental practices and compliance.

In this full time role, you will lead a team that implements environmental strategies addressing air and water quality while managing historical site impacts. Your duties include overseeing remediation efforts, community involvement, and regulatory compliance. This position is essential for fostering sustainable industrial practices.

Key Responsibilities:
• Drive safety initiatives and environmental rules
• Oversee budgets for large-scale environmental projects
• Manage remediation for historical contamination




• Coordinate aquatic health monitoring and community programs
• Develop strategies to minimize emissions and pollution

Requirements:
• 10-15 years in leadership positions in heavy industry
• Bachelor’s degree in science or engineering related to the environment
• Excellent project management and organizational skills
• Knowledge of environmental regulations and legislations
• Proven ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders

Contribute to environmental sustainability and community health at Teck in Trail.
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📌 Superintendent of Environmental Programs, Teck (British Columbia)
🏢 Teck Resources
📍 British Columbia

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