Lead Pacific Link permitting strategy and governance as Trans Mountain’s Director, Permitting, working full-time in-office with multidisciplinary teams.
Reporting to the VP, Regulatory, Land and Setting, this director leads permits across development, construction, commissioning, and close-out. The work spans provincial, municipal, and third-party jurisdictions while coordinating engineering, environmental, land, Indigenous consultation, legal, and construction requirements. The role establishes roadmaps, manages approvals, and supports execution readiness.

Key Responsibilities

Lead Pacific Link permitting strategy, roadmap, and integrated execution planningDirect permit preparation, submissions, tracking, amendments, renewals, and close-outAdvise governance bodies on pathways, dependencies, risks, and required decisionsMaintain regulator, municipality, utility,



railway, and authority relationshipsTrack conditions, commitments, risks, evidence, and compliance requirementsRequirements:
Post-secondary education in a relevant discipline or equivalent experience10 years of progressive permitting, regulatory, or environmental approvals experienceMajor pipeline, energy, or linear infrastructure project leadership experienceIntegrated permitting experience across multiple jurisdictionsValid Class 5 driver’s licence and willingness to travelApply permitting leadership, regulatory judgment, and cross-functional coordination to advance Pacific Link through every project phase.
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📌 Director Pacific Link Permitting (Winnipeg)
🏢 Trans Mountain
📍 Winnipeg