Aquatic toxicology and risk assessment expertise can shape diverse environmental projects with WSP’s BC and Yukon team. This mid-level position includes minimal field time.

As an Aquatic Toxicologist, you will support or lead toxicological effects assessments, risk assessments, and environmental monitoring. You will contribute biology, toxicology, environmental chemistry, or related expertise across multidisciplinary projects. The work includes study design, data interpretation, technical writing, and client collaboration. Senior staff provide support and mentorship while you develop technical skills and train junior staff.

Key Responsibilities:
Support or lead toxicological effects assessments and risk assessments
Conduct literature reviews in toxicology and environmental chemistry
Design and interpret aquatic toxicity studies and thresholds




Prepare reports, presentations, proposals, and client meeting materials
Analyze datasets using statistical tools and quality controls

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 studies and standard protocols
Water quality guideline experience and critical literature review skills
Advanced statistical software knowledge and Microsoft Office proficiency

Apply aquatic toxicology, statistical analysis, and technical communication skills to WSP’s environmental risk assessment projects.

📌 Aquatic Toxicologist Risk Assessment Vancouver
🏢 WSP Global
📍 Vancouver