Environmental Inspector

Your future. Our Environment. One shared purpose. 

Our Company

With over three decades of experience, Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd. (Triton) delivers pragmatic environmental solutions that help projects move forward responsibly. Our people-first, safety-driven approach shapes everything we do and strengthens the partnerships we build with clients, communities, and industry. Environmental science is at the heart of our work, and our multidisciplinary team includes experts in aquatic and wildlife biology, soil science, vegetation ecology, environmental assessment, auditing, monitoring, inspection, and resource management. Supporting our work is a dedicated group of corporate and administrative professionals who help ensure our teams have what they need to excel. Together, we bring the technical expertise and organizational support required to develop smart, effective environmental strategies tailored to every project.

Your Opportunity

 
As Triton continues to grow, we are seeking highly motivated and passionate Environmental Inspectors to join a well-established team of environmental professionals.

This position will appeal to individuals with a passion for working in the field and who thrive in a construction environment. Successful candidates will be part of a team building world class projects that balance environmental protection with development.

Your Impact

• Environmental inspection of pipeline construction and integrity dig projects
• Monitoring compliance with applicable environmental requirements and commitments relevant to pipeline construction and operations
• Advising construction personnel on major decisions such as weather shutdowns or strategies to manage unexpected environmental conditions or concerns, using industry best practices and mitigation measures
• Acting as a liaison with local, provincial, and federal regulatory agencies
• Monitoring the implementation of Environmental Protection Plans (EPP) and Environmental Management Plans (EMP) during construction activities
• Monitoring topsoil stripping, storage and replacement as well as seeding
• Recommending erosion and sediment control measures and monitoring installation and effectiveness
• Overseeing watercourse or waterbody crossings, ensuring compliance with project requirements and regulatory conditions
• Conducting water quality sampling and turbidity monitoring during dewatering and waterbody crossing activities
• Monitoring water diversions and withdrawals
• Conducting wildlife sweeps, migratory and breeding bird/nest sweeps, and amphibian salvages
• Performing equipment inspections for fluid leaks and assist with spill prevention and response
• Monitoring environmental aspects of other pipeline activities such as hydrostatic test dewatering, hydrovac operations and horizontal directional drilling (HDD) waste management ensuring adherence to various regulatory requirements
• Preparing daily inspection reports, environmental summaries, and environmental post-construction reports
• Attending project and safety meetings

Your Skills and Experience

• B.Sc. or technical diploma in biology, forestry, agriculture, or environmental science is an asset
• Relevant professional designation (e.g., RPBio, P.Biol, P.Ag) is an asset
• A minimum of two years of relevant environmental inspection and monitoring experience for development projects in western Canada
• Pipeline construction knowledge and experience
• Thorough understanding of applicable provincial and federal environmental legislation, regulations, and policies to ensure project-specific compliance
• Experience conducting fish salvages, water quality monitoring, pre-construction migratory and breeding bird nest sweeps, and amphibian salvages
• Adept in the operation and maintenance of required field equipment
• Ability to identify and mitigate issues rapidly to ensure compliance within an active construction work environment
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities
• Able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing with clients, contractors, agencies, and co-workers
• Proven ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Able to do shift work on project sites
• Physically fit and able to work in all weather conditions
• Valid driver's license from a Canadian province or Territory acceptable for driving alone and with passengers in a work setting.

Your Future at Triton

Throughout our history, Triton has helped clients balance development with environmental responsibility through pragmatic, science-based solutions. At Triton, people come first. We’ve built a collaborative, safety-conscious culture where you can grow your career, make an impact, and create lasting connections.

You’ll Enjoy

• Exciting, meaningful projects across Western Canada
• A collaborative and inclusive team culture
• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits, including a Health Spending Account and pension matching
• Paid professional membership fees (including in-training designations)
• Professional development opportunities

Your Compensation

Wages are commensurate with experience and qualifications, with the approximate wage range being $50 to $70 per hour.

Location, Work Schedule & Flexibility

This position is primarily field based, with shift rotations and camp/hotel stays. Schedules may vary and are determined by client project staffing requirements.  

Your Next Step

Ready to bring your skills to a collaborative and respected team? We invite you to apply by submitting your resume and an optional cover letter. This posting will remain open until filled.

Your Inclusive Workplace

At Triton, we are committed to a respectful, equitable, and inclusive workplace. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and identities. Accommodations during the recruitment process are available upon request; please contact [email protected] to make arrangements. Thank you for considering Triton Environmental Consultants. While we appreciate all applications, only those selected for an interview will be contacted