Site Waste Management Coordinator

Site Waste Management Coordinator Application Deadline:

25 November 2026

Department:

Environment & Permitting

Employment Type:

Full Time

Location:

Rook I Site

Reporting To:

Site Environmental Lead

Description NexGen Energy is seeking a motivated and detail-orientated Site Waste Management Coordinator to coordinate the implementation, monitoring, and continuous improvement of the waste management program at the Rook I Project site.

Reporting to the Site Environmental Lead, the Site Waste Management Coordinator ensures conventional and applicable project-related waste streams are managed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with approved management plans, applicable federal and provincial legislation, regulatory requirements, and NexGen standards. The successful candidate is a collaborative and highly organized individual who will promote environmental awareness, reduce waste generation, maximize recycling and resource recovery, and support Rook I’s commitment to environmental compliance and responsible mining practices.

Location & Schedule This position will be based at the Rook I site on a 2 week in/2 week out rotation. NexGen’s Rook I Project Site is located approximately 155km north of La Loche, Saskatchewan. Accommodations and meals are provided while on rotation. Travel logistics to/from site are coordinated by NexGen.

Key Responsibilities

Coordinate the implementation and ongoing maintenance of the Rook I Conventional Waste Management Plan and associated procedures.

Coordinate and oversee daily site-wide waste management activities, including collection, segregation, storage, transportation, treatment, and disposal.

Ensure waste streams are appropriately identified, classified, segregated, stored, transported, treated, recycled, and disposed of in accordance with provincial, federal, and environmental regulations.

Coordinate with approved waste management contractors, laboratories, and transportation providers to arrange waste pickups and off-site shipments.

Identify opportunities to improve waste handling practices, reduce environmental risks, and enhance operational efficiency.

Maintain waste manifests, shipping documents, and regulatory records.

Coordinate the management of conventional and applicable project-related waste streams, including: Domestic and camp waste

Industrial and construction waste

Recyclable materials

Hazardous waste and dangerous goods

Special waste streams (i.e.; used light bulbs, electronic waste, biomedical waste, etc.)

Mine development and process-related waste

Radioactive and potentially radioactive materials

Ensure waste stream classifications are not compromised in any way, and any radioactive or uncertain classification materials are escalated to the appropriate personnel.

Participate in environmental improvement and sustainability initiatives across the operation.

Coordinate the safe operation of the site domestic waste incinerator and associate pollutant control equipment in accordance with manufacturer specifications, operating procedures, permit conditions, and applicable regulations.

Immediately suspend or modify operations when required by approved procedures, equipment malfunction, or unsafe or non-compliant operating conditions.

Support environmental sampling, monitoring, and inspections, operating logs, maintenance records, and other required documentation associated with the incinerator and pollutant control facility.

Support internal and external environmental audits, regulatory inspections, and reporting requirements.

Maintain the centralized waste tracking database, documenting waste quantities, material types, source locations, handling and treatment methods, diversion activities, and final destinations.

Prepare periodic reports on waste generation trends, recycling and diversion performance, disposal quantities, and associated costs.

Monitor contractor performance against Project requirements and service expectations, including review of shipment documentation and confirmation of final disposition where applicable.

Provide routine guidance, instruction, and practical support to employees, contractors, and service providers on site waste management requirements.

Develop and maintain clear signage, waste segregation guides, and educational materials for site-wide use.

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

5+ years of relevant experience in waste management, environmental sciences, environmental compliance, mining, or industrial operations environment. Experience in uranium mining, nuclear facilities, or other regulated resource-development projects is considered an asset.

Diploma or degree in Environmental Sci