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Manager – North of 60 Monitoring Multiple Locations & Project Sites Reports to: Operations Manager or North of N60 Monitoring North of 60 (N60) Monitoring As Western Canada’s largest environmental waste management company—born in the North and built on resilience—we’ve grown by trusting our people, keeping them protected and backing bold ideas. We're proud to be recognized as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies! We’re looking for an Environmental Project Manager to take the lead on a mix of office and field-based environmental projects.

In this role, you’ll manage project budgets and schedules, work closely with clients and regulators, support field crews, and help keep projects running smoothly and safely from start to finish. You’ll also play a key part in bidding new work, building cost estimates, and mentoring team members as the business grows. Manage environmental projects from planning through completion, including budgets, schedules, reporting, and overall project performance Coordinate with clients, regulators, internal teams, subcontractors, and field crews to meet project and compliance requirements Prepare cost estimates, budgets, work plans, and proposals for new and existing project opportunities Oversee field activities, site safety, sampling programs, and compliance monitoring to ensure work is completed safely and to regulatory standards Lead, support, and mentor field staff through training, task delegation, and ongoing project communication You have a university degree or college diploma in Environmental Sciences or a related field, with hands-on experience in environmental site assessment, remediation, and sampling (soil, water, air).





You’re comfortable working independently, solving problems in the field, and adapting to changing project needs while keeping timelines and budgets on track. You’re a strong communicator who can work effectively with clients, regulators, First Nations, subcontractors, and internal teams. Ag, CET, PMP, EP) are considered an asset but not required.

Ability to perform physically demanding field work, including lifting up to 100 lbs, standing for extended periods, and working in challenging outdoor conditions. Ability and willingness to travel frequently to multiple project sites across the North, including remote locations Willingness to work both in the office and in the field, with exposure to weather, dust, noise, mud, water, and other site conditions. A valid driver’s license and the ability to travel to remote project locations.

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Aid and WHMIS/TDG certifications (or willingness to complete training provided by KBL). We’re committed to providing a safe, supportive work environment. We’re entrepreneurial by nature—quick to adapt and deeply invested in your development Meaningful Impact: Your work helps build safer, cleaner communities across Canada and that’s something to be proud of Flexible work arrangements are considered for certain positions.

Competitive wage, allowances and above-market perks RRSP matching, Health Care Spending Account, Wellness account, and flexible work options where feasible Paid training and development opportunities, Manager training program, formal Employee Recognition program KBL is committed to diversity and inclusion. Preference may be given to Indigenous applicants as per contractual requirements for certain postings. We encourage you to self-identify your Indigenous status and community on your resume if applicable.

📌 Environmental Project Manager (REMOTE) (Yellowknife)
🏢 KBL Environmental
📍 Yellowknife