Aquatic toxicology and risk assessment expertise can shape projects with WSP’s Environmental Management team across British Columbia and Yukon. Minimal field time is expected.

As an Aquatic Toxicologist, you will support or lead toxicological effects assessments, risk assessments, and environmental monitoring. Your work will include aquatic toxicity studies, environmental chemistry literature reviews, and water quality guideline applications. You will contribute to a multidisciplinary team serving diverse investigation, remediation, and risk assessment needs.

Key Responsibilities:

- Support or lead toxicological effects and risk assessment projects
- Conduct critical toxicology and environmental chemistry literature reviews
- Design and interpret aquatic toxicity studies and thresholds




- Oversee monitoring programs and analyze datasets statistically
- Prepare reports, proposals, presentations, and client communications

Requirements:

- Master’s degree or higher in toxicology or related discipline
- Four to six years of toxicology and risk assessment experience
- Experience with aquatic toxicity protocols and water quality guidelines
- Eligibility for applicable qualified biologist registration
- Microsoft Office and advanced statistical software proficiency

Apply aquatic toxicology, critical analysis, and technical writing to risk assessment projects with WSP’s BC and Yukon team.

📌 Aquatic Toxicologist Risk Assessment (British Columbia)
🏢 WSP Global
📍 British Columbia