Principal Geochemistry Consultant Vancouver (British Columbia)

Principal Geochemistry Consultant Vancouver (British Columbia)

26 Oct
|
ERM
|
British Columbia

26 Oct

ERM

British Columbia

Lead geochemistry studies and environmental permitting for ERM in Vancouver, integrating water resource management with technical leadership. This casual contract offers as-needed assignments.
As Principal Technical Consultant, Geochemistry, you will advise major mining and resource development projects. Apply geochemical characterization, ML/ARD management, impact assessment, and permitting expertise. Mentor multidisciplinary teams, strengthen client relationships, and support ERM’s integrated water management services across Canada and globally.
Key Responsibilities: Lead geochemical characterization and ML/ARD management studies
Review deliverables against scope, budget, schedule, and quality
Develop mass balance and geochemical models
Mentor technical personnel and manage team performance
Prepare proposals and develop new client opportunities
Requirements: MSc or PhD in geochemistry or related field
Six-plus years consulting experience in geochemistry and permitting
Registration as a qualified in a Canadian jurisdiction
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel frequently
Strong leadership, communication, and client relationship skills
Bring geochemistry, water management, permitting, and client leadership expertise to ERM’s Vancouver consulting practice.

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📌 Principal Geochemistry Consultant Vancouver (British Columbia)
🏢 ERM
📍 British Columbia

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