Ready to lead where strategy meets transformation? Step into a role that amplifies your impact by shaping EHS performance, influencing executive decision-making, and helping organizations build safer, more sustainable operations. At ERM, we partner with leading organizations to solve complex environmental, health, safety, and sustainability challenges. As a Technical Consulting Director, Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) Auditor and Risk Specialist based in British Columbia, you will lead high-impact audit and risk management initiatives across diverse industries, helping clients strengthen compliance, improve operational performance, and advance sustainability goals. This casual position offers the opportunity to work with global organizations, collaborate with industry experts, and drive meaningful change through strategic leadership and technical excellence. Why This Role Matters

ERM is committed to helping organizations create safe, sustainable operations that protect people, the environment, and business performance. In this role, you will serve as a trusted advisor to clients facing increasingly complex regulatory and operational challenges. Your leadership, technical expertise, and strategic insight will help organizations identify risk, improve EHS performance, and implement practical solutions that create lasting value. This is a unique opportunity to influence senior stakeholders, support internationally recognized sustainability standards, and contribute to projects that make a measurable difference across high-hazard industries. This is a casual employment contract. Work will be offered on an as-needed basis, and assignments and hours will vary based on business and client demand and are not guaranteed. What Your Impact Is





You will help organizations navigate complex EHS and sustainability challenges by providing expert guidance, conducting comprehensive audits, and developing effective risk management strategies. Your work will directly support safer workplaces, stronger compliance programs, and more sustainable business operations. By combining technical expertise, relationship‑building skills, and a practical approach to problem‑solving, you will help clients achieve their objectives while supporting ERM's mission of delivering cutting-edge solutions for a more sustainable future. What You'll Bring

Bachelor’s degree in environmental, sustainability, health & safety science, engineering, or related discipline. 8+ years of EHS experience in consulting or industry, ideally with exposure in Canada and internationally. Proven ability to assess EHS management systems across high-hazard sectors (mining, oil & gas, petrochemicals, pulp & paper, power generation). Strong understanding of Canadian EHS regulatory requirements. Experience with EHS risk identification, assessment, and management. Experience leading incident investigation and root cause analysis. Experience leading EHS audits. Dynamic communication skills with the ability to engage senior leaders and frontline teams alike. Willingness to travel on multi‑day audits. Driver's License Required: This position requires a valid driver's license and/or the ability to operate a company vehicle due to the nature of job duties,



which include frequent travel to various client locations across a large geographical area. Preferred: Master’s degree in environmental, sustainability, or related field, or equivalent experience. Preferred: 12+ years of EHS experience preferred in consulting or industry, ideally with exposure in Canada and internationally. Preferred: Lead auditor training in ISO-based standards (ISO 19011, ISO 14001, ISO 45001). Preferred: Professional certifications such as EP (EMS LA), EP (CEA), CSRP, P.
Eng., or similar. Preferred: Familiarity with data analytics and digital solutions for EHS systems. Preferred: Bilingual in French, Spanish, and/or English. Attributes

Demonstrated ownership mindset and bias for action. Strong stakeholder engagement, peer collaboration, and relationship‑building skills. Ability to navigate ambiguity and make decisions with incomplete information. High emotional intelligence and self‑awareness. Proven ability to influence and build consensus across diverse stakeholder groups. Continuous improvement mindset with demonstrated examples of learning from experience. Practical understanding of how technology and data can improve EHS performance and operational effectiveness.

Key Responsibilities

Lead audits for EHS compliance, management systems, and sustainability frameworks, either independently or as part of a multidisciplinary team. Develop strategies, processes, and tools that strengthen client EHS programs and support long‑term operational excellence. Support ERM’s Safe and Sustainable Operations team in meeting international mining standards, including ICMM, CopperMark, Cyanide Code, and TSM requirements. Manage national and global projects while maintaining a str

📌 Technical Consulting Director, Environment, Health (Winnipeg)
🏢 ERM
📍 Winnipeg