Senior Mine Permitting Practice Leader (Manitoba)

Senior Mine Permitting Practice Leader (Manitoba)

07 Nov
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WSP Global
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Manitoba

07 Nov

WSP Global

Manitoba

Lead WSP’s Mine Permitting practice across British Columbia using regulatory strategy and client development expertise. Influence major mining projects from concept through closure.
As Senior Principal, Mine Permitting, you will guide practice growth, strengthen relationships, and advise clients on complex approvals. Your work connects permitting with engineering, water, environmental, geotechnical, closure, and earth sciences. You will support sustainable project development throughout Western Canada.
Key Responsibilities: Drive strategic growth of WSP’s British Columbia permitting practice
Build relationships with mining companies, Indigenous Nations, and regulators
Guide regulatory strategies for major mining projects
Review permitting deliverables for quality and technical accuracy




Mentor permitting professionals and project managers
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a related environmental, engineering, or natural resources discipline
15+ years of progressive mining industry experience
Extensive British Columbia mine permitting leadership experience
Understanding of BC permitting, closure, and reclamation requirements
Exceptional executive communication, presentation, and influencing skills
Shape WSP’s mining practice through permitting leadership, regulatory expertise, client relationships, and strategic growth across British Columbia.

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📌 Senior Mine Permitting Practice Leader (Manitoba)
🏢 WSP Global
📍 Manitoba

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