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Environment Coordinator

Campbell River, BC

Introduction

We are currently hiring an Environment Coordinator for our client based in Campbell River, BC. This is a huge opportunity to be a part of a project that involves multiple industries including renewable energy, natural gas, and sustainable food production. This role offers an opportunity to be involved in a wide range of responsibilities related to environmental management and sustainability. The Environment Coordinator will play a crucial role in coordinating environmental assessments, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, managing environmental and social systems, and fostering positive relationships with stakeholders, including First Nations communities.

Responsibilities

• Ensure successful application of government grants by providing complete and accurate information
• Maintain and cultivate positive relations with First Nations communities and other parties affected by Discovery Park's development
• Coordinate the execution of the environmental assessment process, ensuring efficient and timely completion
• Collaborate with project teams to integrate environmental and social elements into project development plans
• Develop and manage environmental and social systems and practices to promote sustainable operations
• Lead the preparation of high-quality environmental permitting documentation, adhering to regulatory standards
• Develop and implement environmental compliance management systems to monitor and enhance environmental performance

Requirements

• Excellent written and oral communication skills, with the ability to effectively convey complex information to diverse stakeholders
• Have a minimum of 2-5 years of experience in an environmental position, demonstrating a strong understanding of environmental assessments, permitting, compliance management, and due diligence
• Demonstrated success in collaborating closely with First Nations communities and other affected parties
• Possess a post-secondary degree specializing in a related technical environmental discipline or equivalent experience
• Proven ability to strategically prioritize workload and action grants effectively
• Familiarity with the funding application process, research methods, reports, grant writing, and administration, preferably in a local government setting and with programs like the Federal Gas Tax program (e.g., Strategic Innovation Fund or SRED)
• Comprehensive knowledge of British Columbia and Canadian environmental regulatory and permitting requirements

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