Environmental Site Project Coordinator
3 days ago
Remote, Canada
WSP in Canada
Full-time
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Be a key player as an Intermediate Environmental Site Project Coordinator. Manage diverse projects in health, safety, and remediation from planning through execution.
This role focuses on coordinating efforts for contaminated site management while working with various experts. Your responsibilities include developing health and safety plans, mentoring colleagues, and working to solve environmental challenges. Fieldwork across diverse regions will also be part of your duties.
Key Responsibilities:
• Plan and coordinate new environmental projects
• Prepare health and safety instructions and plans
• Collaborate with project managers and technical personnel
• Support fieldwork in Alberta and Northern Canada
• Enhance safety plans following Zero Harm guidelines
Requirements:
• Bachelor’s in Engineering or Environmental Sciences
• 6-10 years of relevant experience required
• Professional engineering or science designation preferred
• Relevant safety training in the oil and gas sector
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Contribute to impactful environmental projects by ensuring effective safety protocols and empowering your team within the industry.
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This role focuses on coordinating efforts for contaminated site management while working with various experts. Your responsibilities include developing health and safety plans, mentoring colleagues, and working to solve environmental challenges. Fieldwork across diverse regions will also be part of your duties.
Key Responsibilities:
• Plan and coordinate new environmental projects
• Prepare health and safety instructions and plans
• Collaborate with project managers and technical personnel
• Support fieldwork in Alberta and Northern Canada
• Enhance safety plans following Zero Harm guidelines
Requirements:
• Bachelor’s in Engineering or Environmental Sciences
• 6-10 years of relevant experience required
• Professional engineering or science designation preferred
• Relevant safety training in the oil and gas sector
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Contribute to impactful environmental projects by ensuring effective safety protocols and empowering your team within the industry.
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