27 Oct
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Vertex Resource Group
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Sarnia
27 Oct
Vertex Resource Group
Sarnia
VERSATILITY. EXPERTISE.
With these two words, Vertex makes the promise that we will always be versatile in developing solutions to our clients' unique needs and that we will always demonstrate expertise in our designated fields.
Vertex is a leading North American provider of environmental services, assistingclients in achieving their development goals through our versatile suite of services. From the initial site selection, consultation and regulatory approval, through the construction, operation and maintenance phases, to conclusion and environmental cleanup, Vertex offers a diverse range of services throughout the life cycle of our clients' projects.
OVERVIEW
Vertex is establishing a Regional Lead, Regulatory and Air for Southwestern Ontario, based in Sarnia. The role carries technical and project leadership for the region's environmental regulatory approvals, air quality, and noise work, along with coordination of the field resources that deliver it. This includes energy and industrial developments, pipelines and associated facilities, power transmission and distribution lines, renewable energy projects, industrial clients across Sarnia-Lambton and the broader southwestern Ontario market, and the community-based emissions monitoring programs delivered through the Aamjiwnaang Vertex Joint Venture.
The Regional Lead manages regulatory and air projects from proposal through delivery, coordinates field technicians and Direct Service Providers (DSPs) on field service work, and works with the Regional Lead, Liability Management and the Regional Lead, Commercial to share resources across the region. The role is built for someone who wants to grow from technical specialist into a regional leader: running projects, developing a local team,
and becoming Vertex's recognized regulatory and air authority in southwestern Ontario.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Project Management and Technical Lead (35%)
- Act as project manager and technical lead for regulatory and air projects in southwestern Ontario, including scoping, budgeting, scheduling, resourcing, and client communication.
- Serve as the regional technical authority on air quality and noise, including dispersion modelling inputs and review, ambient and fenceline monitoring design, dust assessment and management, and stack and fugitive emissions measurement.
- Lead or support Ontario regulatory approvals and compliance deliverables across environmental media, including Environmental Compliance Approvals, EASR registrations, ESDM reports and acoustic assessments, OEB applications and compliance, Municipal development regulations and other MECP permits and approvals, working with the Director, Regulatory on strategy and senior review.
- Build a working understanding of the full Ontario approvals landscape so clients have one regional point of contact for regulatory questions, drawing on the Regulatory group for specialist support.
- Track project costs, manage change, approve field documentation, and support invoicing with complete backup.
- Prepare scopes, budgets, and technical content for proposals with support from the Directors.
Field Coordination (30%)
- Plan, schedule, and coordinate field programs for regulatory and air work across the region: ambient and fenceline monitoring, EPA Method 21 LDAR, noise and dust surveys, and measurement campaigns.
- Coordinate field technicians and DSPs on field service work, including scheduling, scope communication, site readiness, and verification that DSP deliverables meet Vertex standards.
- Coordinate resources with the Regional Lead, Liability Management and the Regional Lead, Commercial so staff and DSPs are shared effectively across regional projects.
- Coordinate field delivery of the Aamjiwnaang community emissions monitoring programs in partnership with Aamjiwnaang leadership and members, and represent Vertex in the day-to-day running of those programs.
- Provide hands‑on supervision, coaching, and mentorship to field technicians, including training of Aamjiwnaang community members.
- Ensure equipment is maintained, calibrated, and field‑ready, and that calibration and maintenance records are complete.
- Enforce health, safety, and environmental requirements in alignment with Vertex and site-specific policies.
Regulatory Oversight and QA/QC (25%)
- Review and QA/QC field data, monitoring reports, modelling inputs, and regulatory submissions before they go to clients, regulators, or community partners.
- Maintain working knowledge of Ontario MECP requirements and guidance for air, noise, and approvals, and flag regulatory changes that affect clients or Vertex methods.
- Develop and refine standard operating procedures for regional field programs, LDAR, and community monitoring. <
📌 Regional Lead, Regulatory and Air (Sarnia)
🏢 Vertex Resource Group
📍 Sarnia