Excess Soil Junior Specialist – HaLRT
- Toronto, ON, Canada
Full-time
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Job details
- Job type
- Full-time
- Apply by
- Experience
- Approx 2-5 years of work-related experience on projects of similar size, scope, and complexity to the Project;
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
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Context
Reporting to the Environmental Head and Part of a large Rail & Transit Project, Systra is looking for a Soils Specialist for the team.
Missions/Main Duties
- Review of previously completed investigations and reporting.
- Identify data gaps and commitments.
- Development of the DD&I scope and schedule related to their specialty.
- Lead the subject matter team tasked to complete DD&I work and reporting.
- Incorporation of requirements into design.
- Confirmation that requirements and commitments are executed.
- Develops and manages the Excess Soils Management Plan for the project, including development of APU, SAP, SCR, and ESDAR.
- Responsible for coordinating owner and contractor registration of the Project Area on the RPRA.
- Oversees soil characterization, reuse strategies, and off-site disposal requirements.
- Develops the excess soils EMP. Acts as owner’s QP during construction.
- Ensures compliance with Ontario excess soils regulations and documentation requirements.
- Coordinates with construction planning to optimize soil reuse and logistics.
- Approx 2-5 years of work-related experience on projects of similar size, scope, and complexity to the Project;
- a degree from a recognized post-secondary institution with specialization in Hydrogeology, environmental planning, environmental engineering or another related discipline;
- P. Geo or P.Eng Certification as asset ; Qualified Person as defined by O,Reg 153/03
- experience with and understanding of the application and interpretation of Canadian Standards Association (CAN/CSA Z768 and CAN/CSA Z769) investigation criteria and criteria relating to the assessment of contaminated lands;
- experience with and understanding of the application and interpretation of Ontario Regulation 153/04 and Ontario Regulation 406/19, and investigation criteria relating to the assessment of contaminated lands;
- experience in designing, implementing and overseeing: groundwater management plans; Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments; groundwater characterization programs; vapour intrusion assessments; remedial action plans groundwater and/or surface water; site inspection and monitoring programs for construction activities; and Dewatering/Unwatering effluent treatment and discharge strategies-
- knowledge of risk assessment procedures and requirements;
- knowledge of relevant federal and Ontario policies, procedures and legislation, including waste management and related legislation, regulations, guidelines and policies for water protection and materials management;
- ability to liaise with other specialty consultants, contractors and Governmental Authorities;
- ability to delegate and supervise required specialist responsibilities as needed;
- experience with similar projects in the Province of Ontario;
Note: In this description, the masculine gender is used for easy reading purposes and includes the feminine.
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Workplace Type
Hybrid
More about this job
Responsibilities
Review prior environmental investigations, identify data gaps and commitments, and lead the development and delivery of the project’s due diligence and design investigation scope. Manage excess soil planning and compliance, coordinate soil characterization, reuse and disposal, and act as the owner’s Qualified Person during construction.
Requirements
Requires approximately 2–5 years of relevant project experience and a degree in hydrogeology, environmental planning, environmental engineering, or a related discipline; P.Geo or P.Eng certification is an asset. Candidates should understand Ontario excess soil and contaminated-land regulations and standards, and have experience with environmental assessments, groundwater and remediation programs, construction monitoring, and coordination with consultants, contractors, and authorities.
Skills
- Excess Soil Management
- Environmental Site Assessments
- Soil Characterization
- Groundwater Management
- Groundwater Characterization
- Vapour Intrusion Assessment
- Remedial Action Planning
- Environmental Compliance
- Risk Assessment
- Construction Monitoring
- Dewatering and Unwatering
- Effluent Treatment and Discharge
- Soil Reuse and Disposal Planning
- Project Coordination
- Team Leadership
- Stakeholder Liaison
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Environmental & Sustainability
- Engineering
- Construction
- Transportation
- Consulting
Keywords
- Excess Soil Management Plan
- Excess Soil Management
- Ontario Regulation 406/19
- Ontario Regulation 153/04
- Ontario Regulation 153/03
- RPRA
- Qualified Person
- P.Geo
- P.Eng
- CAN/CSA Z768
- CAN/CSA Z769
- Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
- Phase II Environmental Site Assessment
- Groundwater Management Plans
- Groundwater Characterization
- Vapour Intrusion Assessment
- Remedial Action Plans
- Risk Assessment
- Soil Characterization
- Soil Reuse
- Off-Site Disposal
- Dewatering
- Unwatering
- Effluent Treatment
- Construction Monitoring
- Waste Management
- Materials Management
- Environmental Compliance
- Due Diligence and Investigation
- Environmental Planning