Environment and Compliance Lead

• Lead a diverse team of environmental professionals to ensure regulatory compliance and strong environmental performance
• Provide coaching, guidance, and direction to technical staff, fostering engagement, accountability, and professional development
• Establish and reinforce environmental standards across operations, holding firm where compliance must be maintained
• Ensure full compliance with all provincial and federal environmental regulations applicable to the facility
• Serve as the main point of contact for regulatory bodies
• coordinate audits, inspections, and reporting requirements
• Interpret permit conditions and regulatory commitments and ensure consistent application across site operations
• Support the maintenance and improvement of environmental management systems, including ISO 14001
• Oversee terrestrial, marine, and atmospheric monitoring programs, including water quality, air quality, wildlife, fisheries offsets, wetlands, contamination, and receiving environment programs
• Validate environmental data, prepare reports, and coordinate follow-up actions
• Lead or participate in environmental incident investigations and ensure corrective actions are completed and verified
• Participate in technical working groups with Indigenous communities and local stakeholders
• Support external relations teams during consultations, community briefings, and issue resolution (e.g., noise, flare visibility, environmental concerns)
• Maintain positive working relationships with community partners and environmental organizations
• Work collaboratively with operations, health & safety, external relations, legal, and leadership teams to align environmental priorities
• Support planning, risk assessments, and execution activities across the facility
• Provide input on environmental considerations for future growth, expansion, or construction phases
• Manage environmental program budgets, ensuring efficient allocation of resources
• Oversee third-party consultants performing monitoring, surveys, remediation, and fieldwork
• Review scopes of work, proposals, and performance of environmental services contractors

• Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, or a related field
• Certified Environmental Practitioner (C.E.P.) or equivalent professional designation is an asset
• Minimum 10 years of experience in environmental roles within industrial, oil & gas, LNG, energy, or related sectors
• Strong understanding of environmental legislation and regulatory frameworks within British Columbia
• Experience with environmental monitoring programs, compliance management systems, and ISO 14001
• Proven experience conducting and leading environmental incident investigations
• Demonstrated success managing a technical team in a fast-paced operational environment
• Ability to influence, coach, and guide both internal teams and external contractors
• Strong communication skills and confidence to uphold environmental standards when challenged
• Ability and willingness to relocate to Kitimat, BC
• Comfortable working approximately 50% of the time in field-based activities
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively across diverse cultural and stakeholder groups

Certified Environmental Practitioner (C.E.P.) or equivalent professional designation

• Opportunity to lead a high-impact environmental team at a major industrial asset
• Influence key environmental strategies, monitoring programs, and compliance initiatives
• Work in a collaborative, multicultural environment with a strong commitment to safety and environmental excellence
• Play a key role in ongoing operations and future expansion phases