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TERA Environmental Consultants is recruiting for a GPS Coordinator for its Calgary office to assist with our busy summer season.

• Upload GPS units with coordinates for field staff
• Download all field data for use in ArcGIS
• Conduct remote field work
• Data manipulation and formatting for compatibility across software platforms (ArcGIS, DNRGPS, Mapsource, BaseCamp)
• Teach new employees how to use the GPS unit
• Assist with miscellaneous cartographic tasks such as printing, binding, quality control
• Candidates must be self-starters with superior technical and organizational skills and be capable of working independently but within an open team context
• Preference will be given to candidates working towards a post secondary education focusing on cartography

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

The collection and assessment of biophysical and socio-economic data are typically designed to align with Western value systems. It is important that local values (i.e., traditional knowledge) are considered in all aspects of biophysical and socio-economic data collection and assessment.

The objectives of the TEK Facilitator are to:

• Document the traditional knowledge of Aboriginal groups, which will provide input to the design and execution of environmental and development programs;
• Establish baseline information about traditional activities and values, evaluate potential effects, and identify opportunities to manage potential effects.

A TEK Facilitator accompanies local aboriginal experts on biophysical field crews and:

• Conduct remote field work;
• Provide assistance to Elders and other local experts, and coordinate their travel, meals and accommodation;
• Document shared traditional knowledge with field notes, GPS, and photography;
• Document concerns, discuss potential resolutions should issues arise, and ensure the documentation of all communications;
• Ensure local participants have adequate safety training prior to conducting field work.

Applicants should possess the following minimum qualifications:

• Post Secondary Education;
• Demonstrated leadership experience;
• Strong communication skills;
• A flexible schedule and be prepared to remain in the field for extended periods of time.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

TERA Environmental Consultants is seeking permanent, full-time, Junior to Intermediate Vegetation Biologists to be based out of its Calgary office.

TERA vegetation specialists work independently and as vital components of multidisciplinary teams. Our highly sought-after vegetation team has conducted surveys on hundreds of provincially and federally-regulated projects throughout Canada. TERA has a proven track record of locating and assessing rare plant species, with over 1,100 distinct rare plant populations and rare ecological communities recorded in the last three years.

Duties will include conducting field surveys for vegetation and rare plants; assessing potential impacts and recommending mitigative measures related to industrial activity; and assisting with data analysis and report preparation. The position may entail a substantial amount of field work during the growing season, which may include physically demanding tasks and extended stays in remote locations.

Successful candidates will possess the following:

• diploma or degree in botany, biology, ecology, or a related field;
• vascular plant identification skills sufficient to conduct floristic surveys, ideally including challenging groups such as grasses, sedges and willows;
• experience conducting field surveys (experience in a variety of Natural Subregions and/or multiple provinces is an asset);
• ability to work independently with minimal supervision; and
• excellent written and verbal communication skills.

The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, adaptable and self-driven. Air photo interpretation experience, an understanding of ecological land classification and wetland classification schemas, and previous experience in the oil and gas industry will be considered assets. Non-vascular plant identification skills are not required but would also be considered an asset.

Resumes will be accepted until February 10, 2012, with positions expected to commence in March or April, 2012. TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please forward your cover letter and resume in confidence to careers@teraenv.com

TERA Environmental Consultants is seeking a permanent, full-time, Intermediate to Senior Vegetation Biologist to be based out of its Hanna office.

TERA vegetation specialists work independently and as vital components of multidisciplinary teams. Our highly sought-after vegetation team has conducted surveys on hundreds of provincially and federally-regulated projects throughout Canada. TERA has a proven track record of locating and assessing rare plant species, with over 1,100 distinct rare plant populations and rare ecological communities recorded in the last three years.

Duties will include conducting field surveys for vegetation and rare plants; assessing potential impacts and recommending mitigative measures related to industrial activity; and assisting with data analysis and report preparation. The position may entail a substantial amount of field work during the growing season, which would be primarily in southern Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Successful candidates will possess the following:

• diploma or degree in botany, biology, ecology, or a related field;
• 3-5 years of previous experience in environmental consulting or related plant identification;
• vascular plant identification skills sufficient to conduct floristic surveys, including challenging groups such as grasses, sedges and willows;
• experience conducting field surveys (experience in a variety of Natural Subregions and/or multiple provinces will be considered an asset);
• experience in wetland classification and delineation;
• ability to work independently with minimal supervision; and
• excellent written and verbal communication skills.

The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, adaptable and self-driven. Air photo interpretation experience, experience using ecological mapping (e.g. GVI, AVI, etc.) and previous experience in the oil and gas industry will be considered assets.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please forward your cover letter and resume in confidence to careers@teraenv.com.

The Heritage Resource Department is consisted of two sub departments. One sub department is Archaeological Resource Management which involves the assessment, evaluation, and documentation of archaeological sites and objects at all scales in order to assist in their conservation, protection, and exploration through effective mitigation strategies, excavation, and non-destructive study. The other sub department is Traditional Land Use (TLU) and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK).

The Administrative Assistant – Heritage Resources tasks include:

• Coordinate the Manager’s schedule, appointments, reservations and travel arrangements;
• Proactively create and maintain effective workflow and communications to accomplish the work of the Manager which includes the handling of a variety of projects and tasks simultaneously;
• Assist with the preparation of business presentations including text and PowerPoint presentations;
• Organize meetings;
• Prepare and/or edit internal and external letters, faxes, memos and mass emails;
• Maintain confidentially, tact and respect at all times;
• Prepare, gather, and relay confidential information and material on a regular basis;
• Complete special projects as assigned; and
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Applicants should possess the following minimum qualifications:

• Completion of a two-year office administration diploma or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Minimum of two years relevant experience;
• Intermediate to expert level competence with MS Office and database applications;
• Experience preparing agendas, minutes, letters, and memos accurately and error free; and
• High level of expertise in all areas of modern office and practice procedures

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

The successful candidate will join our growing stakeholder engagement department in the Calgary office and will work as part of a multi-disciplinary project team. He/she will undertake a variety of project-related tasks including conducting stakeholder and regulator consultations, preparation of project-related communication materials, documentation and tracking of engagement activities, coordination and execution of open houses and other engagement events, and writing regulatory reports.

The successful candidate will have the following qualifications:

• University degree in communications, public relations or environmental studies. IAP2 Training or training in mediation, negotiations or conflict resolution is an asset.
• 3-5 years experience in stakeholder engagement working on municipal, provincial or federally regulated projects. Preference will be given to candidates with energy sector experience (electricity or oil and gas).
• Excellent written and verbal communications skills are essential.
• Consulting experience is an asset.
• Working knowledge of stakeholder engagement requirements under various federal and provincial regulatory regimes as well as knowledge of environmental assessment processes.
• Proven ability to develop and execute communication and stakeholder engagement strategies.
• Experience in the use of social media in engagement programs is an asset.
• Position will involve some degree of travel throughout western Canada.
• The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, adaptable and self-motivated.
• Applicants must be prepared to work in a multi-disciplinary project team environment.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

Archaeological Resource Management involves the assessment, evaluation, and documentation of archaeological sites and objects at all scales in order to assist in their conservation, protection, and exploration through effective mitigation strategies, excavation, and non-destructive study. This process informs the decision-making process as it applies to the potential impacts of development on archaeological remains.

The objectives of the Archaeological Assistant are to:

• Document and assess cultural resources to provide input to the design and execution of environmental and development programs

An Archaeological Assistant works in the field and in the office, in partnership with our Cultural Resources team.

Tasks include:

• Conduct remote field work in a variety of weather conditions;
• Document cultural resources with field notes, GPS, and photography;
• Artifact cataloguing;
• Produce archaeological site documentation;
• Draft reports;
• Communicate with local stakeholders.

Applicants should possess the following minimum qualifications:

• Post Secondary Education: Archaeology or Anthropology;
• Completed an archaeological field school;
• Demonstrated leadership experience;
• Strong communication skills;
• Physically fit;
• Accustomed to working with 4x4 trucks, trailers, and ATVs;
• Valid driver’s license;
• Proficiency in reading topographic maps and survey plans;
• Experience working with First Nations;
• A flexible schedule and be prepared to remain in the field for extended periods of time

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

TERA Environmental Consultants is currently seeking a Junior Wildlife Biologist to be based out of the Hanna office. This is a term position, with the possibility of extending to full-time. Duties will include conducting field surveys for Species at Risk, migratory birds, and amphibians; collecting baseline data; assessing potential impacts; recommending mitigative measures related to industrial activity; and assisting in interdisciplinary field surveys. This position also entails assisting with the completion of Environmental Protections Plans, Environmental Field Reports and Conservation and Reclamation Plans.

The successful candidate will have the following:

• Diploma or degree (Degree preferred) in wildlife biology or conservation, environmental biology, Renewable Resources or ecology;
• Wildlife identification skills and experience in conducting field surveys in Alberta;
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision;
• Willingness to work flexible hours under a variety of conditions;
• Excellent communication and organization skills;
• Ability to work in a team environment and under deadlines;
• Previous experience working in the oil and gas industry an asset;
• H2S Alive, First Aid an asset.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

Reporting to the Wetlands discipline lead, the Wetlands Scientist will be responsible for field surveys to establish baseline wetland characteristics and function in addition to Wetland function post-construction monitoring programs.The position will require field work and strong technical writing skills to prepare subsequent technical reports and regulatory applications.

The successful candidate will have:

• a degree in environmental science, biology, ecology, or a related field;
• experience conducting wetland classification, delineation and function assessment field surveys including demonstrated ability to be a strong contributing member of the wetland assessment teams;
• the ability to successfully prepare wetland technical reports and wetland regulatory applications;
• an interest in fieldwork. Positions will be primarily field-based during the growing season (i.e., May to September) and office-based for the remainder of the year - fieldwork will include physically demanding tasks and, at times, require extended stays in remote locations;
• the ability to develop and follow protocols and work independently and as a member of multidisciplinary teams;
• strong written, oral and organizational skills are essential for this position;
• the capacity to be detail-oriented, adaptable and self-driven.

Preference will be given to candidates who:

• are knowledgeable with relevant federal and provincial environmental legislation in British Columbia, Alberta and/or Saskatchewan;
• have knowledge of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and National Energy Board's Filing Manual requirements;
• have applied work experience or coursework demonstrating excellent strengths in vegetation (e.g., botany) and/or wildlife (e.g. biology) identification skills;
• a minimum of 3 years applied experience (oil and gas consulting experience would be an asset);

Applicants must be prepared to work in a multidisciplinary project team environment while undertaking a variety of project-related tasks including; public and regulatory consultation; training and supervision of junior personnel; project management; field work; and report writing.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

We are seeking a Junior Aquatics Biologist. Applicants should possess the following minimum qualifications.

• Masters degree in fish or aquatic-related studies with zero to three years experience, or Bachelor degree with three or more years conducting and managing aquatic studies;
• Relevant oil and gas and regulatory experience;
• Knowledgeable with the Federal Fisheries Act, and relevant provincial environmental legislation in British Columbia, Alberta and/or Saskatchewan;
• Hold or be eligible for P. Biol. or R. P.Bio. certification;
• Preference will be given to candidates with previous consulting experience as a field crew lead and technical writing experience;
• This position will require significant time in field. Candidates must be willing and able to travel outside the Calgary area;

Applicants must be prepared to work in a multidisciplinary project team environment while undertaking a variety of project-related tasks including; public and regulatory consultation; training and supervision of junior personnel; project management; field work; and report writing.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

The successful candidate will join our growing Heritage Resources department in the Calgary Office and will work as part of a multi disciplinary project team. They will undertake a variety of project-related tasks including field work, report writing, and public and regulatory consultation.

Qualifications:

• University degree in environmental studies/planning or related field of study. A Masters degree would be an asset;
• 3 to 5 years related planning and Aboriginal consultation experience, working on projects under various jurisdictions (municipal, regional, provincial and federal); preference will be given to candidates with pipeline and/or power line experience;
• Excellent communication and client relations skills are essential;
• Working knowledge of provincial and federal environmental assessment legislation, environmental assessment processes, and other related environmental legislation;
• Positions will be primarily field-based during the growing season (i.e., May to September) and office-based for the remainder of the year - fieldwork will include physically demanding tasks and, at times, require extended stays in remote locations;
• Proven ability to prepare comprehensive reports and plans;
• The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, adaptable and self-driven;
• Applicants must be prepared to work in a multidisciplinary project team environment;

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

TERA Environmental Consultants is recruiting for a Junior Cartography Technician for its Calgary office to assist in the preparation of a variety of cartographic products in support of its environmental planning practice.

• The successful candidate will have a keen eye for graphic design and will be capable of producing high quality cartographic products. Other duties may include digitizing, printing and metadata maintenance. The successful candidate will possess a strong working knowledge of ArcGIS and be fully functional in office productivity software.
• Candidates must be self-starters with superior technical and organizational skills and be capable of working independently but within an open team context. Preference will be given to candidates with cartographic training and demonstrable cartographic experience.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

This position is available in the Accounting Department and reports to the Controller. As a key member of the Financial Accounting Team, the successful applicant is primarily responsible for project billing reviews, invoicing, project progress tracking and reporting, and general financial functions.

Responsibilities include:

• Monitor project status including open and close projects, administer Purchase Orders, Work Authorizations and Change Orders for project accounting purposes;
• Assist Project Managers in maintaining project detailed records and requests for information;
• Make adjustment entries in financial accounting system and issue monthly invoices with supporting documents;
• Develop, analyze and provide project budget and cost reports to support project management and internal control;
• Provide direct financial communication with all required parties including Clients, Subcontractors, internal project team and Accounting department;
• Record month-end journal entries including reversing and recurring entries as directed;
• Prepare certain analytical financial information to be used for various purposes;
• Assist with compiling documentation to support auditing and taxation reviews;
• Miscellaneous ad-hoc projects and requests for information as required.

The successful candidate will have:

• At least two years accounting experience in related position(s);
• Sound knowledge of standard accounting practices and procedures;
• Excellent organizational skills, written communication and interpersonal skills;
• Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office products, particularly Excel;
• Experience in using MS Dynamics Great Plains is essential.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

This position is available in the Accounting Department and reports to the Controller. As a key member of the Financial Accounting Team, the successful applicant is primarily responsible for accounts payable transactions, and general accounting functions.

Responsibilities include:

• Develop thorough knowledge of the AP and Project modules of the financial reporting system;
• Verify and record vendor invoices and employee expense reports;
• Check monthly equipment usages and book costing transactions;
• Monitor balances owing to vendors and prepare regular payments;
• Respond to vendor and staff inquiries in a professional and timely manner;
• Prepare month-end journal entries including reversing and recurring entries, as needed;
• Assist with compiling documentation backup for cheque runs and queries as needed;
• Miscellaneous ad-hoc projects and requests for information as required.
• Other duties as assigned.

The successful candidate will have:

• A diploma in Accounting or be in pursuit of an Accounting diploma;
• Minimum of two years related experience;
• Working knowledge of standard accounting practices and procedures;
• Excellent organizational skills, written communication and interpersonal skills;
• Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office products, particularly Excel;
• Ability to learn quickly and to pay keen attention to detail;
• Self-starter who can work independently and within a team environment;
• Experience in using MS Dynamics Great Plains or a mid to large sized integrated finance system.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

The successful candidate(s) will join our growing Planning Team in the Victoria Office and will work as part of a multi disciplinary project team. They will undertake a variety of project-related tasks including field work, report writing, and public and regulatory consultation.

The successful candidate will meet the following requirements:

• Possess (at a minimum) a University Degree Natural Science discipline (or equivalent).
• Have 2 to 5 years of related planning experience, working on projects under various jurisdictions (municipal, regional, provincial and federal); preference will be given to candidates with experience in municipal projects, pipeline and/or powerline, and First Nations engagement.
• Have experience in environmental monitoring of construction projects.
• Preference will be given to candidates with a professional designation such as a P.Ag., R.P. Bio., or similar.
• Demonstrated ability managing small to medium sized projects.
• Excellent communication and client relations skills are essential.
• Working knowledge of provincial and federal environmental assessment legislation, environmental assessment processes, and other related environmental legislation.
• Demonstrated knowledge of environmental approvals and permitting processes with various agencies, and the ability to secure project-related approvals and permits.
• Familiarity with Phase I and II environmental site audits would be an asset.
• Proven ability to prepare comprehensive reports and plans.
• Have a keen eye for quality and are detail oriented.

Westland offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Competitive salary and benefits are offered, reflecting experience and performance. Please note that this is a permanent, full-time position. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

We are seeking an Intermediate/Senior Aquatics Biologist. Applicants should possess the following minimum qualifications.

• Masters degree in fish or aquatic-related studies with three to eight years experience, or Bachelor degree with seven or more years conducting and managing aquatic studies.
• Relevant oil and gas and regulatory experience.
• Knowledgeable with the Federal Fisheries Act, and relevant provincial environmental legislation in British Columbia, Alberta and/or Saskatchewan.
• Hold or be eligible for P. Biol. or R. P.Bio. certification.
• Preference will be given to candidates with previous consulting experience as a field crew lead and technical writing experience.
• This position will require significant time in field. Candidates must be willing and able to travel outside the Calgary area.

Applicants must be prepared to work in a multidisciplinary project team environment while undertaking a variety of project-related tasks including; public and regulatory consultation; training and supervision of junior personnel; project management; field work; and report writing.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

Reporting to the Reclamation Manager, the Reclamation Specialist will be responsible for effective pipeline reclamation and restoration planning as well as project management within TERA.

The successful incumbent will offer expertise and support on a variety of assessment and reclamation/restoration-related activities.

The candidate will possess:

• a university degree(s) in Natural Science, Plant Science, Agronomy, Horticulture or Ecology;
• a P.Ag or RT(Ag) designation, or be working towards or eligible for P.Ag or RT(Ag) designation;
• four or more years of experience in the field of reclamation/restoration planning/implementation with increasing responsibility within this period;
• relevant consulting experience in the oil and gas industry that focuses on reclamation/restoration issues associated with pipeline construction would be an asset;
• experience completing riparian vegetation surveys and reclamation/restoration plans for riparian and various native land use areas;
• knowledge of plant/soil/water relationships as they occur in agricultural or horticultural production systems, or in native or novel ecosystems;
• familiarity with post-construction reclamation assessment and/or post-construction monitoring guidelines would be an asset;
• knowledge of federal and provincial environmental legislation and regulations in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan would be an asset;
• knowledge of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, the National Energy Board Filing Manual requirements and Environmental Impact Assessments would also be an asset;
• proven report and technical writing and project status tracking skills; and
• the ability to work effectively as part of a team as well as independently while in field or office environments.

Applicants must be prepared to work in a multidisciplinary project team environment while undertaking a variety of project-related tasks including: public and regulatory consultation; training and supervision of junior personnel; project management; field work; and report writing.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com.

TERA Environmental Consultants is currently accepting resumes for Environmental Planners and Senior Environmental Planners. The successful candidates will join our growing Planning Team in the Calgary Office and will work as part of a multi disciplinary project team. They will undertake a variety of project-related tasks including field work, report writing, and public and regulatory consultation

Applicants should possess the following qualifications:

• University degree in environmental studies/planning or related field of study. A Masters degree would be an asset.
• 2 to 3 years (Environmental Planner) and 6 to 10 years (Senior Environmental Planner) related planning experience, working on projects under various jurisdictions (municipal, regional, provincial and federal); preference will be given to candidates with pipeline and/or powerline experience.
• Demonstrated ability as a environmental planning project leader and to manage multi-disciplinary environmental project teams
• Excellent communication and client relations skills are essential
• Working knowledge of provincial and federal environmental assessment legislation, environmental assessment processes, and other related environmental legislation
• Demonstrated knowledge of environmental approvals and permitting processes with various agencies, and the ability to secure project-related approvals and permits
• Proven ability to prepare comprehensive reports and plans

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please submit your resume with a covering letter to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

The successful candidate will champion and promote health and safety throughout the Northeastern BC and Albertan Districts and will be part of a team responsible for the overall implementation of TERA’s Health & Safety Management System. The ideal person will be a team player with a background in the Health & Safety discipline, Production Operations, and awareness of Capital activities (i.e., drilling, construction, reclamation), excellent communications skills, a high level of computer literacy, is well versed in various Provincial OH & S regulations, risk management programs, hazard assessment & industry recommended practices.

As a valued member’s of the TERA Health & Safety Team you will:

• Primarily support the NEBC/ AB District Field activities
• Implementation and continuous improvement of TERA ’s health and safety management system
• Ensure ’s health and safety management system is compliant with applicable regulations and recommend new processes/ programs to improve it
• Review and improve the hazard recognition, assessment and control program
• Capable of leading and documenting an incident investigation
• Lead and participate in audits (including COR audits), hazard and operability studies, and incident investigations
• Coordinate Field Group safety meetings
• Conduct orientations of new employees and consultants
• Maintain TERA’s culture, ensuring everyone is responsible for safety.
• Leading by example and ensuring compliance with federal and provincial safety regulations, including new legislation
• Reinforcing a safety culture through safety education training, risk assessment and compliance programs
• Monitoring and analyzing safety trends and implementing programs designed to ensure a safe workplace for all employees
• Develop and maintain positive safety relationships with contactors
• Assist with and participate in Emergency Response Exercises
• Provide support to other TERA Field Health & Safety Advisors
• Liaison between Calgary HSE & Field Operations
• Liaise with regulatory agencies and build positive working relationships
• A minimum of 2 to 3 days per week in the field will be expected in this role.

Qualifications

• 8 - 10 years experience in a health and safety advisory role is preferred
• Post secondary education, preferably in a safety related discipline , CRSP, NCSO would be considered an asset
• Strong organizational and project management skills
• Excellent knowledge base of various provincial OH&S legislation and regulations, risk management programs, hazard assessment, industry best practices, industrial hygiene, and compliance assurance

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please forward your cover letter and resume in confidence to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).

Reporting to the Wetlands discipline lead, the Wetlands Scientist will be responsible for fields surveys to establish baseline wetland characteristics and function in addition to Wetland function post-construction monitoring programs. The position will require field work and strong technical writing skills to prepare subsequent technical reports and regulatory applications.

The successful candidate:

• Degree in environmental science, biology, ecology, or a related field and a minimum of 3 years applied experience (oil and gas consulting experience would be an asset).
• Minimum of 3 years experience conducting wetland classification, delineation and function assessment field surveys including demonstrated ability to lead wetland assessment teams
• Preparing wetland technical reports and wetland regulatory applications
• In addition to the above assets, the Senior Wetland Scientist (minimum of 8 years) candidate will also have demonstrated experience in protocol design and program development, project management, and team management/leadership.
• Positions will be primarily field-based during the growing season (i.e., May to September) and office-based for the remainder of the year - fieldwork will include physically demanding tasks and, at times, require extended stays in remote locations.
• Ability to develop and follow protocols and work independently and as a member of multidisciplinary teams.
• Strong written, oral and organizational skills are essential for this position
• The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, adaptable and self-driven. The candidate will also be experienced with wetland field protocol, wetland-specific NEB filing requirements and possess a solid understanding of Federal and Provincial wetland policies.
• Knowledgeable with relevant federal and provincial environmental legislation in British Columbia, Alberta and/or Saskatchewan. Knowledge of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and National Energy Board's Filing Manual requirements would also be an asset.

Applicants must be prepared to work in a multidisciplinary project team environment while undertaking a variety of project-related tasks including; public and regulatory consultation; training and supervision of junior personnel; project management; field work; and report writing.

TERA offers an exciting and challenging work environment with diverse opportunities. Please forward your cover letter and resume in confidence to Careers@teraenv.com or fax (403-266-6471).