Specialist, Water and Wastewater Technical Studies - Brampton, Canada - Regional Municipality of Peel

Regional Municipality of Peel

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Brampton, Canada

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Description

Job Description:

Specialist, Water and Wastewater Technical Studies

Public Works - Water and Wastewater

Regular Full Time

Salary Range:
$89,469 to $111,834 per annum (plus comprehensive benefits and vacation)

Work mode:
Hybrid

1x per week onsite which can increase based on operational requirements

Location:10 Peel Centre Drive, Brampton

Hours of work:35 hours/week

Who we are:

The Infrastructure Planning, Partnerships & Compliance team at the Region of Peel focuses on strategically planning and managing the Region's infrastructure to support sustainable growth and development.

We collaborate with various stakeholders to ensure that infrastructure projects are delivered efficiently and in compliance with regulations and standards.

Our team plays a vital role in shaping the Region's infrastructure landscape to meet the needs of its residents and businesses while promoting environmental sustainability and resilience.

Overview:

Reporting into the Program Manager you will provide technical support to the wellhead protection program including field sampling and testing, data collection and data compilation/analysis including preparation of mandated monitoring reports.

You will also maintain and manage water data and information, evaluate groundwater program initiatives and participate in implementation of improved business processes.

What you will do in this role:

Maintain the wellhead protection program serving as a point of contact for related field work, scheduling own work to perform field work and monitoring as assigned including monitoring/observation well water sampling, compiling field notes of event/site visits, collecting/maintaining records data, prepares monitoring reports.
Coordinate the maintenance and update of the York-PeelDurham-Toronto (YPDT) Database.
Convert field survey data to computer map form using computeraided mapping; assist in the interpretation of findings and program result presentations and research information. Prepares geological maps, tabulated data, graphs, drawings and figures.
Coordinate the sampling of groundwater monitoring wells according to existing standard protocols and install/replace field instruments according to the monitoring program requirements.
Coordinate the water level testing and surveying.
Inspect new/existing monitoring well network during field visits.
Assist with the development of monitoring plans, including sampling schedules, water level testing and data downloads.
Obtain product information, identify vendors or suppliers; and orders materials/ equipment to maintain inventory.
Coordinate and work with consultants to conduct subsurface investigations and related sampling.
Identify data gaps and needs.
Assist in development and implementation of an ongoing outreach program that builds support for wellhead protection in the community.
Research and compile information for special assignments/projects related to water studies, and related pending legislation.
Prepare memorandums, technical summaries, reports and process event reports as needed.
Reviews hydrogeological studies as they pertain to new development and ensures requirements are met
Support Source Water Protection policies and inspections in a role of the Risk Management Inspector (RMI) and backup RMO.

Source Water Protection

Surface Water (Lake Ontario Collaborative Group) and Groundwater

What the role requires:

Degree in Geology, Environmental Science or related science discipline.
Minimum 3 years of related experience including working with source water protection
In depth knowledge of Ontario Regulation 903, test holes and dewatering wells requirements and best management practices.
Working knowledge of Clean Water Act, SDWA, OWRA, environmental regulations and industry standards.
Knowledge and understanding of GIS and CAD software.
Knowledge of groundwater chemistry and experience using and troubleshooting electronic field instruments.
Valid G Driver's Licence with daily access to a vehicle.

Skills/Abilities:

Detail oriented with the ability to balance project priorities.
Ability to read legal description maps and locate specific legal descriptions on the map and in the field.
Excellent analytical skills with the ability to organize a mass of data and draw proper correlations.
Demonstrated proficiency with geological logs and cross section mapping.

Nice to have:

RMO/RMI training is a strong asset.
P. GEO designation is an asset.
Comprehensive Health, Dental, Vision benefit plan including psychological health (effective start date)
Automatic enrolment into OMERS pension plan
Accrue Vacation on a monthly basis
3 Paid personal days and floating holidays
Flexible hours supporting your wellness and wellbeing
Annual performance review and merit increases based on performance
Supportive leadership and a culture of respect and inclusion
Access to tui