Wildlife Technician

**The Opportunity**:
**Why choose WSP?**
- We value and are committed to upholding a culture of **inclusion **and **belonging**:

- Our Flexible Work Policy - we recognize the importance of **balance **in our lives and encourage you to prioritize the balance in yours. We will support you on and off the job so you can be fully present in both your work and home lives.
- A **Canadian **success story - we're **proud **to wear the red and white of this beautiful country and show the world what Canada has to offer.
- **Enhance **the world around you - from the environment to the highways, to the buildings and the terrain, WSP is the fabric of Canada.
- **Outstanding **career opportunities - we're growing and pushing ourselves every day to be greater than yesterday - we're open to **your **ideas and trying **new **things.
- A phenomenal **collaborative **culture and a workforce filled with genuinely good people who are doing humbly important work. Come find out for yourself what it's like to be a part of our journey.

We offer attractive pay, flexible work options, a great corporate culture, comprehensive and employee-focused benefits including virtual healthcare and a wellness platform as well as great savings programs, and a clear vision for the future.

WeAre **WSP
**What you can expect to do here**:

- Scoping and leading wildlife related-surveys, reporting and permitting activities.
- Directing junior staff in field-related activities
- Identification of potential environmental constraints in relation to proposed developments (e.g. sensitive habitat, species-at-risk);
- Conduct field assessments to industry standards and contribute to reports for projects within a variety of sectors (i.e., oil and gas, transportation, municipal infrastructure, renewable energy, and oil and gas sector);
- Analyze, evaluate and interpret data while providing results within the scope and objective(s) of a specific project;
- Implement corporate and client safety programs; and Other duties as assigned

**What you’ll bring to WSP**:

- Minimum of 5 years’ experience conducting wildlife related work;
- Education: Diploma or B.Sc. in appropriate discipline and/or advanced degree;
- Experience in the environmental industry (Oil and Gas, Energy and Utilities) conducting wildlife surveys, particularly leading breeding bird point count, migratory bird nesting and amphibian surveys in western Canada.
- Strong wildlife identification skills;
- Field experience in wildlife and Species at Risk surveys;
- Ability to lead wildlife surveys and assessments and conduct construction monitoring;
- Experience with reporting and Saskatchewan environmental regulatory processes;
- Willingness to travel and participate in field work away from home for extended periods of time;
- Work locations are within western Canada and ability to adapt to unpredictable and/or inclement field conditions and changing schedules is required;
- Effective communication skills;
- Strong organizational and time management skills;
- Excellent interpersonal skills, team-oriented;
- Basic GIS skills and understanding; and
- A valid drivers license.
- Experience with digital data collection and data management;
- SPIGEC Qualified;
- Experience designing environmental studies; and
- Experience in multiple terrestrial disciplines (e.g., wildlife, vegetation, and wetlands).