Submission Deadline: Open until the position is filled
Salix Resource Management Ltd. (Salix) is a full-service environmental consulting company based in Alberta, Canada with offices in Calgary and Sundre. Salix has extensive upstream oil and gas experience working throughout Alberta, with an emphasis on native prairie assessment and reclamation. This emphasis provides our staff with the opportunity to work in and explore one of the largest tracts of native prairie left in North America.
At Salix, we promote a healthy lifestyle and work-life balance. As such, employees are offered flexible work hours to fit with their busy schedules. On the job training and mentorship is provided.
Salix is currently seeking an enthusiastic and qualified individual for an exciting full-time opportunity as an Intermediate Environmental Project Manager. This position is eligible for hybrid work.
Assist in managing all aspects of reclamation and remediation projects;
Perform sampling and interpretation of environmental data;
Prepare professional environmental reports and review the work of junior staff;
Inspect site reclamation progress and provide recommendations;
Conduct vegetation management and the revegetation of sites with native species;
Supervise equipment contractors and field crews;
Lead, train and mentor junior staff on all aspects of environmental site assessment;
Build and maintain relationships with clients, stakeholders and regulators; and
Stay tuned-in to industry initiatives, updates and changes to regulations, and be able to update staff accordingly.
Minimum of a Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science, Agrology, Conservation and Reclamation, Environment, or Range and Pasture Management;
Eligible for and working towards a professional designation in Alberta (i.e. P.Ag., P.Eng.);
4-8 years experience in environmental consulting or a related field;
Ability to identify major western Canadian crop, native grassland species and weeds;
Strong understanding of soil science;
Knowledge of western Canadian agriculture and oilfield practices;
Class 5 or equivalent Alberta Drivers License; and
A willingness to travel and work in remote locations in the field as needed.
Ability to work effectively both independently and in a team environment;
Passionate about your work, and willingness to train and mentor others;
A keen interest in the natural environment and a curiosity to explore and understand it;
Detail orientated with excellent oral and written communication skills;
A positive attitude and a willingness to tackle new challenges; and
Committed to health and safety as a core value in everything you do.
Compensation is commensurate with qualifications and experience. We offer a health spending account, competitive wages, health benefit plan, professional development opportunities and profit sharing. Applications will be accepted until a suitable candidate is found; all applicants must be eligible to work in Canada.
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We thank all applicants, however, only those chosen for interviews will be contacted.