Junior Geoscientist - Greater Sudbury, Canada - Klohn Crippen Berger

Klohn Crippen Berger

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Greater Sudbury, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

beBee Recruiter

Description

British Columbia

Are you looking for an opportunity to

Leave a positive impact on the environment through progressive design?
Work in a closeknit group of motivated professionals?
Focus on continued growth and development?
Develop your critical thinking skills?
Develop a career that provides a mix of local and global projects?

What makes us stand out?

Our tag line "Down to Earth / Up to the Challenge" says a lot about who we are.

In broad terms,we think KCB's primary differentiators are:
- our global reputation for technical excellence
- our appetite to tackle problems with unique complexities
- our creative perspectives that come through diverse and inclusive teams
- our size, large enough to win intriguing projects, small enough to know you by name

What you would engage in:

Conduct technical work in support of mine development and environmental baseline and assessment studies
Participate in site investigations and remediation, and due diligence projects
Assist with field monitoring and data collection programs as part of a field team, including environmental studies (e.g., water sampling, hydrology, vegetation and wildlife surveys)
Perform site inspections at local and remote sites
Support Project Managers in the delivery of a wide variety of projects, with tasks including budget and schedule tracking, invoicing, coordination and logistics
Conduct research, compile, manage and evaluate data and assist in report preparation
Expand your knowledge by attending conferences and trainings

What we require:

We respect the knowledge and experience you have gained to date and are willing to help you build on it.

We do however require the following qualifications:

A degree in environmental or natural sciences, engineering, or related field
Experience in environmental work related to mining, oil sands, oil and gas, or hydroelectric industries
Exposure to field sampling for surface water, groundwater, soil, rockfill and bedrock
An interest in conducting environmental studies aligned to Provincial and Federal Environmental Legislation and permitting processes (e.g., Mines, Water, Environmental Management, Lands, and/or Forest Act permits)
Ability to work extended hours in remote flied locations as required
Eligibility for registration as a professional geoscientist (P.Geo)
Experience with best management practices, construction, environmental monitoring, environmental program management and environmental management plans
Strong communication skills (French and Spanish language skills are an asset)

Along with continued career development, KCB offers:

Hybrid work opportunities
Annual performance and salary review
PSMJ's supported track record of profitability, leading to above average bonus payouts
Vacation policy that aligns to your experience
Paid OT, and sick days
Flexible benefits, including RRSP, social, and mental wellbeing initiatives
Dedication to WEF's "Four Pillars" of Environment Social Governance framework, Governance, People, Planet and Prosperity