Job Description

Overview

Your role

• Phase I ESA Support Documentary Research
• Conduct reviews of historical records (previous reports, databases, maps, aerial photographs, regulatory registries, etc.).
• Compile, organize, and synthesize information related to historical site use.
• Extract and structure data required for the preparation of documentary sections of Phase I ESA reports.
• Support project managers in the preliminary identification of potential environmental concerns (without final interpretation).
• Phase II ESA Support Environnemental Data Management
• Import, validate, and manage field and laboratory data within environmental databases (e.g., EQuIS).
• Verify data accuracy, consistency, and completeness (chain of custody, units, analytical methods, coordinates, etc.).
• Correct identified errors and perform quality control on datasets.
• Prepare data tables, figures, borehole logs, and other data-related deliverables.
• Perform basic trend analyses and descriptive statistics under supervision.
• Transform and export data for use in third-party software (e.g., GIS, AutoCAD, ProUCL, GWSDAT).
• Information Management and Project Support
• Ensure structured management of project files (naming conventions, version control, archiving).
• Review historical documents to extract, transform, and integrate data into environmental databases.
• Work closely with multidisciplinary teams located across different time zones.
• Comply with confidentiality, information security, and quality requirements specific to Canadian projects.
• Documentary research and analysis of historical data (Phase I); and
• Management, validation, and processing of environmental data generated from field and laboratory activities (Phase II).
• This position does not involve fieldwork but requires a solid understanding of environmental site characterization concepts and a high level of rigor in information management and data handling.
• This position is open to hybrid work arrangements as well as other office locations.