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The Environmental Technician is responsible for coordinating and completing site assessment projects, conducting hydrogeological investigations, and performing soil and groundwater sampling. Duties include preparing reports, managing project schedules, and ensuring quality control. The role involves both fieldwork and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to deliver quality consulting services.

The Project Administrator will assist with project setup, budget control, and project closeouts using Deltek Vantagepoint. This role involves supporting project managers with administrative tasks, client communications, and ensuring accurate documentation and billing processes. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential.

The Operations/Budget Accountant will manage project financials, including budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis, while ensuring compliance with accounting standards. They will collaborate with project managers for financial insights, lead the project administrative team, and contribute to process improvements. Responsibilities include month-end close processes, financial audits, and generating financial reports.

The Structural Drafting Technologist will prepare and manage structural design drawings, liaise with clients and project teams, and ensure accuracy in translating engineering sketches into documented drawings. The role requires a strong understanding of construction methods and experience in structural drafting.

The Intermediate to Senior Environmental Professional will manage and coordinate environmental projects, conduct assessments and fieldwork, liaise with clients and regulators, and mentor junior staff. Responsibilities include project management, field studies, permit submissions, and providing environmental guidance while ensuring exceptional service delivery.

The Structural Engineer will design building components, participate in site reviews, manage projects, and provide technical guidance. They will work on various constructions like residential, industrial, and commercial, collaborating with different engineering teams. Responsibilities include analyzing existing structures and participating in business development efforts.

The Structural Engineer in Training will design building components using various materials, conduct site reviews, manage projects, mentor team members, and coordinate with engineering and architectural disciplines while ensuring adherence to budgets and deadlines. Candidates should have a strong knowledge of structural engineering practices and CSA codes.