About the role

Geo-Environmental Engineer/Scientist involved in geotechnical and environmental testing projects across Newfoundland and Labrador. Conducting assessments, coordinating projects, and delivering reports.

Responsibilities

Execute a range of Geotechnical and Environmental projects, including:
Geotechnical investigations
Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments
Soil and groundwater quality assessments
Contaminated site sampling and delineation
Soil management projects in accordance with NL environmental regulations, CCME guidelines, and provincial permitting requirements
Coordinate project logistics including utility locates, site access, borehole layout, and contractor scheduling.
Monitor geotechnical/environmental drilling, test pit excavations, soil/rock sampling, and monitoring well installations using standard field methodologies under the supervision of senior engineers/professionals.
Conduct water level monitoring and sampling programs.
Prepare geotechnical and environmental reports, ensuring deliverables meet project deadlines.
Collect samples for environmental analytical testing, properly document chain‑of‑custody, and submit to accredited laboratories.
Perform desktop reviews, data compilation, and interpretation in support of Phase I/II ESA reports, site characterization studies, and NL‑specific environmental compliance requirements (e.g., NL Environmental Protection Act, Contaminated Sites Program, CCME criteria).
Assist with inspection and testing projects, including report preparation, data interpretation, and client communication.

Undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering, Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, or related discipline.
Registration as a P.Eng. or P.Geo.
5+ years of experience in a similar geotechnical or geo‑environmental role is preferred.
Registered as a Environmental Site Professional with the NL Department of Environment, Conservation and Climate Change is considered an asset.
Knowledge of Newfoundland and Labrador environmental regulations, including NL Environmental Protection Act (EPA), CCME Soil Quality Guidelines, Provincial contaminated site management requirements, Environmental site assessment best practices.
Ability to identify and resolve issues encountered on construction and field sites.
Ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, logs, and technical documents.
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills, including the ability to prepare clear field reports and recommendations.
Strong organizational and time‑management skills with high attention to detail.
Valid driver’s licence and access to a reliable vehicle for travel to job sites as required.
A self‑starter with the potential and motivation to grow into a Project Manager role.