Job opportunity
Junior Environmental Assessment Scientist
Stantec
Environmental assessment and permitting work awaits at Stantec in British Columbia or Yukon, using technical analysis and regulatory research. Full-time work includes office and field settings.
As a Junior Environmental Scientist, you will support Stantec’s Assessment and Permitting practice with senior practitioners and multidisciplinary teams. Projects span power, mining, transportation, utilities, and industrial sectors. The work develops technical, regulatory, and project management skills across diverse clients and communities.
Key Responsibilities:
Support environmental assessment, permitting, and planning projects
Prepare constraints analyses, effects assessments, and permit applications
Conduct research, data collection, and technical analysis
Coordinate schedules, deliverables, documents, and meetings
Participate in regulator, Indigenous Nation, and community engagement
Requirements:
Bachelor or graduate degree in environmental, physical science, or engineering discipline
Zero to three plus years of related assessment and permitting experience
Working knowledge of British Columbia or Yukon environmental legislation
Strong technical writing, editing, and communication skills
Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel
Support Stantec environmental assessments with regulatory knowledge, technical writing, project coordination, and field readiness across British Columbia and Yukon.
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Apply on source site As a Junior Environmental Scientist, you will support Stantec’s Assessment and Permitting practice with senior practitioners and multidisciplinary teams. Projects span power, mining, transportation, utilities, and industrial sectors. The work develops technical, regulatory, and project management skills across diverse clients and communities.
Key Responsibilities:
Support environmental assessment, permitting, and planning projects
Prepare constraints analyses, effects assessments, and permit applications
Conduct research, data collection, and technical analysis
Coordinate schedules, deliverables, documents, and meetings
Participate in regulator, Indigenous Nation, and community engagement
Requirements:
Bachelor or graduate degree in environmental, physical science, or engineering discipline
Zero to three plus years of related assessment and permitting experience
Working knowledge of British Columbia or Yukon environmental legislation
Strong technical writing, editing, and communication skills
Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel
Support Stantec environmental assessments with regulatory knowledge, technical writing, project coordination, and field readiness across British Columbia and Yukon.
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