JOB SUMMARY: The employee in this classification is responsible to research, develop, recommend, monitor and implement highly specialized and/or technical programs and/or functions for the corporation.

This position may be responsible to conduct field studies and investigations into issues that have potential impact on Sask

Power’s operations and the Province of Saskatchewan. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES: • Work with government regulatory agencies, boards, communities and/or interest groups to develop programs to mitigate environmental, resource and other impacts of Sask

Power’s operations • Plan and conduct program management, technical and/or environmental impact assessments and management programs as it relates to the area of expertise • As a subject matter expert, assist and/or lead the development of corporate standards and provide support to all areas of Sask

Power • Provide expert advice and assistance to the Corporation • Utilize professional judgment to make informed decisions regarding mitigation options and preventative measures related to Sask

Power and Provincial resources • Identify, research and monitor emerging issues that could impact Sask

Power’s operations • Assist with environmental and heritage resource studies for new projects and corporate initiatives • Represent Sask

Power on working groups, interest groups,



communities and public forums on related issues • Promote and comply with all Corporate, Provincial and Federal regulations • Travel province wide as required by the position • Participate in continuous educational and professional development as required • Other related duties as assigned KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS/ABILITIES: • Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Biology or Environmental Science with a specialization in plant, wildlife and habitat ecology, or equivalent AND/OR; • Related qualified designation or certification, or equivalent AND/OR; • Five (5) years of related experience in environmental impact assessment and experience with biological and ecological field research and assessments, or equivalent • Knowledge of related Provincial and Federal Acts, regulations and legislations • Demonstrated research, analysis and presentation skills • Excellent interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills • Demonstrated organizational, coordination and project management skills • Ability to take initiatives and to lead and motivate people • Ability to forecast and predict budget requirements • Valid Class 5 driver’s licence, as required by the position This positions falls with in the scope of the Unifor Local 649.

📌 Resource Specialist, Environmental Assessment (Regina)
🏢 SaskPower
📍 Regina