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Company DescriptionW3M Environmental provides consulting services in environmental assessment, reclamation, and remediation across western and northern Canada. With over 21 years of experience, the team has built strong relationships with regulatory bodies and gained expertise in regulatory processes. W3M has completed numerous projects for the oil and gas, mining, linear development, and energy sectors. Prioritizing safety, the company utilizes a well-regarded Safety Management System and has an excellent safety record. The team, formed by agrologists, biologists, and environmental engineers, is dedicated to progressing assets toward closure while managing environmental liabilities effectively.Role DescriptionThis is a full-time hybrid role based in Saskatoon, SK or Kindersley, SK, with an option for partial remote work. The Environmental Scientist will conduct fieldwork, perform environmental assessments, collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams, and provide consulting services for various projects. Responsibilities include wetlands assessments, environmental impact analysis, and participation in remediation and reclamation projects while complying with relevant environmental regulations and safety guidelines. The Environmental Scientist may engage with W3M Environmental as a subcontractor or an employee.QualificationsCarry out Phase I, II environmental site assessments.Complete Phase III activities on oil and gas sites.Manage surface reclamation of abandoned oil and gas sites.Experience with Field Work, including collecting samples, site assessments, and monitoringKnowledge of Wetlands and associated assessment methodologiesStrong background in Environmental Science and understanding of ecological systemsExperience with Environmental Impact Assessment and regulatory compliance processesPrior experience in Environmental Consulting and working collaboratively with stakeholdersProficiency with safety protocols and risk management in environmental field settingsStrong technical reporting and communication skillsBachelors degree (or higher) in Environmental Science, Ecology, Natural Resources, or a related fieldPrior experience in the energy, mining, or oil and gas industries is an assetValid drivers license and willingness to travel to project sites as requiredBeneficial to have Experience inRemediation and reclamation of oil and gas sites.Carry out Phase I, II environmental site assessments.Complete Phase III activities on oil and gas sites.Manage surface reclamation of abandoned oil and gas sites.Assist with and Lead Detailed Site Assessments.Delineation and management of impacted soil.Supervision of heavy equipment operations.Complete reporting to clients and government agencies.Liaise with client, field operations, regulatory agencies and landowners.Travelling away from home for short time periods.Meet project goals within set timeframe and budget.Complete wildlife and vegetation surveys according to Saskatchewan and Alberta Species Detection Survey Protocols.Breeding bird nest sweeps/surveys.Environmental Monitoring