Erosion and Sediment Control Monitor

Thurber has an exciting opportunity for an Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) Monitor on active construction sites to join our team based out of **Vancouver, British Columbia**.

At Thurber, we want each member of our team to succeed, and we want to continue doing our part building Canada. We are an independent, privately-owned engineering firm that provides a wide range of environmental, geotechnical, and materials engineering and testing services. We have over 65 years of experience and are consistently recognized for the quality of our work, our people, and for conducting our business with integrity. We work collaboratively, respectfully, sustainably and safely with our clients and colleagues.

As our Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) Monitor, you will work on varied projects and develop your skills with guidance and mentorship from our senior team.

**Responsibilities**
- Completing ESC monitoring at various sites within the lower mainland for compliance with the local bylaws and ESC Plans,
- Conduct water quality monitoring and sampling on
- and off-Site,
- Prepare ESC monitoring reports for each site visit;
- Work with junior and senior staff in Thurber’s environmental and geotechnical teams; and
- Taking initiative to develop your skills that align with your career goals, your areas of expertise and interests.

**Qualifications**
- Applied Science Technologist (AScT),
- Environmental Professional in Training (EPt) or EP,
- BC Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL) or equivalent,
- CPESC or CPESC-IT (EnviroCert International)
- Engineering in Training (EIT)
- Professional Engineer (P.Eng), or
- Biologist in Training (BIT) or higher.
- Additional desirable assets include familiarity with water treatment systems, contaminated sites assessment/remediation, environmental monitoring, geoscience.

**Desirable Skills**
- Erosion and sediment control monitoring experience on construction projects, linear developments, and pipelines.
- Skill in the design and placement of site-specific erosion and sediment control measures.
- Certification or experience in related fields (environmental, engineering, hydrology, geo-science) is considered an asset.
- Experience in dealing with local government and developers within the lower mainland.
- Knowledge of municipal bylaw requirements for water quality monitoring to protect streams and drainage systems, and provincial and federal water quality requirements for the protection of freshwater aquatic life.
- Strong writing and communication skills, desire to grow business, and work closely (both in a field lead and support role) with other environmental professionals, environmental discipline leads, and First Nations.
- Proficiency in the operation of field equipment.
- Highly motivated with an ability to work both independently and in a team environment;
- Strong technical writing and computer skills (i.e. spreadsheet and word-processing);
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills;
- A commitment to working safely and promoting safety, a safety-first culture; and
- Standard safety certifications for working in the Construction Industry are desirable.
- A valid Class 5 driver’s license, and confidence driving in all weather conditions.

**Base Salary Range**
- $48,000 - $88,000 per year, based on a 40-hour work week.
- The posted wage range for this position represents the range for the experience and qualifications noted in this posting.

**What we offer**

Upon joining Thurber Engineering you’ll be welcomed into a casual, inclusive and professional office environment where open communication is valued at all levels. We’re eager to help our team reach their potential, which is why many of our team members spend much of their career with us Here are the benefits of working for us in Vancouver:

- Our office is centrally located downtown with great transit, biking and walking access.
- Walking distance to Stanley Park and the seawall for lunchtime running and walking options.
- Secure bike facility and shower.
- Numerous restaurants within walking distance.
- Views of the beautiful north shore mountains.
- Short commute from the north shore mountains and the local hiking and biking trails.
- Our culture is respectful, collaborative, inclusive, and fun.
- We offer financial support towards professional development.
- We provide health and dental coverage, a healthcare spending account, RRSP matching, and an Employee and Family assistance program with 24/7 support online or over the phone.

**About Thurber**

Thurber Engineering Ltd. provides environmental, geotechnical, and materials engineering and testing services. A Canadian-owned company since 1957, we are consistently recognized for the quality of our work, the knowledge of our people, and for conducting our business with integrity.

Our team continues to grow as we build our reputation by working closely with our clients to provide timely, high-value solutions and technical support. Thurber