Environmental science and aquatic toxicity skills support WSP projects serving British Columbia and Yukon. This mid-level position requires minimal field time.

As an Aquatic Toxicologist, you will work within WSP’s multidisciplinary Environmental Management team. You will design, coordinate, and interpret aquatic toxicity studies while evaluating toxicological effects and environmental chemistry literature. The position also involves monitoring programs, statistical analysis, technical reporting, and collaboration with senior staff.

Key Responsibilities:

- Design and coordinate aquatic toxicity studies using standard protocols
- Interpret toxicity data and develop site-specific toxicity thresholds
- Apply statistical tools and quality assurance measures
- Develop reports,



presentations, proposals, and client relationships
- Provide training and technical support to junior staff

Requirements:

- Master’s degree or higher in environmental science or toxicology
- Four to six years of relevant qualified experience
- Ability to critically review toxicity literature
- Strong technical writing and problem-solving abilities
- Knowledge of R, SPSS, SigmaPlot, or similar software

Bring aquatic study design, statistical analysis, and environmental science expertise to WSP’s technical risk assessment practice.

📌 Aquatic Toxicology Environmental Scientist (British Columbia)
🏢 WSP in Canada
📍 British Columbia