Environmental scientist Offres d'emploi - Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC

Job Description

In this role, the Environmental Advisor is involved in ‘hands on' project management and change management, and leads the organization in the development and / or implementation of permits, strategies and policies related to environmental priorities. This role provides professional guidance, support, and coaching to the organization on environmental activities as well as health and safety. A strong collaborative approach in the implementation of programs and initiatives is essential in the success of this role.  Travelling in-between Feeder Yards and KUP locations in Quebec is required weekly

• Prepare, maintain and control environmental permits, records and procedures
• Work with consultants as well as the engineering and operating team to ensure that the environmental site requirements are met
• Provide communication and education of environmental requirements and initiatives to key stakeholders both within the organization and externally
• Create and / or update current environmental procedures and provide training as required
• Communicate with local, provincial, state and federal entities for purposes of obtaining or amending permits and information on industry-related topics
• Report and update environmental programs (Oil Management, Hazardous Materials, etc), including compliance and costs
• Coordinate environmental data collection and reporting for the feeder yards and KUP
• As required, communicate with the public, follow up on public comments and attend Community Liaison meetings
• Provide health, safety and environmental regulatory compliance support and reports findings, concerns, and deficiencies.
• Perform environmental inspections at our Quebec sites
• Provide leadership, direction, training, and expertise toward the implementation of health, safety and environmental management programs with internal / external stakeholders and contractors.
• Act as point of contact for local, provincial or federal regulatory groups Act as a HSE subject matter resource for the field.
• Act as a liaison with outside organizations (e.g., fire & police departments, rescue teams, Hazmat response, etc.) to promote open communications, prepare response plans and to ensure comprehensive support in case of HSE emergency.
• Participate with the local areas in activities such as safety meetings, tabletop exercises, emergency responses, security related incidents and investigations and inspections.

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