Senior Marine Biologist – Vancouver
The successful candidate will be expected to understand regulatory processes and required technical inputs for approvals and reviews related to the Fisheries Act, Water Sustainability Act and other key legislation for work in and around water in British Columbia. They will have demonstrable experience scoping project tasks with assistance from senior professionals and be capable of preparing high-quality deliverables for senior review on time and on budget. They will be capable of managing multiple tasks and assignments and have excellent attention to detail for identifying and tracking requirements from permits, management plans and contract requirements.
Key Role Responsibilities:
- Lead and support marine biological assessments, environmental impact studies, and habitat restoration projects.
- Plan and conduct field surveys, including marine habitat mapping, species inventories, and water quality monitoring.
- Analyze and interpret data to develop technical reports and recommendations for clients and regulatory agencies.
- Manage projects, budgets, and timelines while collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams.
- Provide technical expertise and guidance to junior staff.
- Liaise with clients, government agencies, and stakeholders to ensure project success and regulatory compliance.
Qualifications & Experience:
- A degree in Marine Biology, Ecology, Environmental Science, or a related field (M.Sc. preferred).
- Registered as a Registered Professional Biologist (RPBIO), or pending application
- 7-15 years of related experience, preferably in a consulting environment.
- Strong knowledge of marine ecosystems, regulatory frameworks, and environmental assessment processes.
- Experience conducting and/or coordinating environmental monitoring of marine construction or dredging, water quality monitoring, sediment sampling, intertidal and subtidal biophysical surveys, underwater video or remotely operated vehicle surveys, species at risk desktop and field assessments, fish detection surveys, underwater noise monitoring and marine mammal observing.
- experience in leading the preparation of or being a professional of record on technical reports and plans used to obtain environmental approvals or comply with permit or contract requirements, such as: aquatic effects and residual impact assessments and other environmental assessments; environmental management and/or protection plans; habitat offsetting plans and habitat balance tables; fish and fish habitat monitoring plans; and construction monitoring reports to meet approval requirements.
- Experience in marine fieldwork, including diving (scientific diving certification is an asset), ROV surveys, or remote sensing techniques.
- Excellent technical writing skills, with a proven ability to prepare environmental reports and permit applications.
- Strong project management and leadership skills.
- Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to project sites.
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As an equal opportunity employer, we are committed to accommodating every candidate and encourage those who identify as a member of a visible minority group, or a person with a disability and requiring specific accommodations, to apply.
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We look forward to working with you.
Contract Info / Information sur le contrat
- Job ID / No. du Poste: 53281821
- Open Positions / Postes Ouverts: 1
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