Risk Assessor
PGL
- Vancouver, BC Victoria, BC
- 80.000-120.000 $ par an
- Permanent
- Temps-plein
- Serve as a subject matter expert supporting Indigenous clients in federal/provincial technical committees and environmental review processes.
- Develop and communicate risk-based strategies for managing residual contamination, including natural attenuation, sub-slab depressurization, and long-term risk management plans.
- Guide project scoping, regulatory engagement, proposal development, and cost estimation for HH/Eco RA-focused projects.
- Mentor junior scientists in environmental risk assessment, toxicology, and environmental communication.
- Contribute to scientific writing efforts including peer-reviewed literature, regulatory memos, and community-facing summaries.
- Conduct and support human health and ecological risk assessments aligned with regulatory requirements in BC and Alberta.
- Maintain and strengthen client relationships through regular communication, technical guidance, and high-quality deliverables.
- Support and lead business development activities, including proposals, work plans, presentations, and networking events.
- Contribute to internal process improvements, technical protocols, and team development.
- Ability to participate in various types of environmental consulting projects as appropriate to the level of experience.
- B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Toxicology, Environmental Science, or related field.
- Eligible for or registered with a professional designation (e.g., R.P.Bio., P.Geo., P.Ag., P.Eng., CSAP or QP RA).
- 8+ years of experience with a strong focus on risk assessment for contaminated sites, brownfields, and federal properties.
- Experience with natural resource sector projects (e.g., oil sands, fisheries) preferred but not required.
- Strong understanding of federal and provincial environmental regulations, especially in British Columbia and Alberta.
- Familiarity with exposure pathway modeling, risk quantification, and receptor-specific toxicity evaluations.
- Proven ability to manage complex stakeholder interactions and client communications (e.g., Indigenous communities, regulators, and the public).
- Previous experience with field methods such as borehole drilling, well installation, soil and groundwater sampling, and remediation technologies.
- Demonstrated experience managing projects, teams, and budgets in a consulting environment.
- Excellent technical writing, communication, and presentation skills.
- Experience with work plan or proposal writing.
- A collaborative spirit with a passion for mentorship and leadership.
- Supportive of PGL’s Strategic Initiatives (i.e., high level of engagement).
- Willingness to travel throughout BC and Alberta as needed.
- A valid driver’s license.
- Employee and Owner Profit Share Program
- Flexible work arrangements and daily work hours
- Annual company retreat
- Allowances: cell phone, wellness, office, clothing, and Costco membership
- Annual training and development budget
- Professional associations and membership dues
- Salary range $80,000–$120,000, commensurate with experience
- Three/four weeks of vacation and paid sick time
PGL is committed to advancing our people and company by creating a sense of belonging for every employee and by being equitable, diverse, and inclusive. We recognize that our community will be strengthened by the inclusion of a wide range of views and perspectives, informed by diverse backgrounds and life experiences. We want every employee to feel they have equal opportunities for growth at PGL and strive to include, embrace, promote, and celebrate differences of race, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, physical, and mental abilities.We are a full-service environmental consulting firm with offices in BC and Ontario. Since 1991, PGL has provided environmental services, such as environmental planning, contaminated site assessments, remediation, environmental impact assessment, environmental monitoring, sustainability assessments, environmental permitting, and agrology. PGL is an employee-owned company with over 110 employees including environmental scientists, geoscientists, biologists, social scientists, and engineers, plus a dynamic and customer-oriented support team.