Intermediate to Senior Field Lead Biologist / Agrologist - Fort St John, BC

Job Description

Job Description

Job Description

Intermediate to Senior Field Lead Biologist / Agrologist (Registered or Eligible for)

Drafting JD:

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead and execute field-based environmental assessments, monitoring, and reclamation projects.

• Conduct vegetation, wetland, soil, and wildlife habitat assessments to support regulatory approvals.

• Provide expertise on soil classification, land capability assessments, erosion control, and revegetation planning.

• Develop and implement environmental management and mitigation plans for resource development projects.

• Ensure compliance with provincial and federal regulatory requirements (BC Oil & Gas Commission, Water Sustainability Act, Environmental Protection and Management Regulation, etc.).

• Coordinate with clients, government agencies, Indigenous groups, and stakeholders to communicate project requirements and environmental considerations.

• Prepare detailed technical reports, environmental assessments, and regulatory applications.

• Supervise and mentor junior staff and field teams, ensuring quality control and adherence to project objectives.

• Support business development by identifying new project opportunities, preparing proposals, and maintaining client relationships.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Degree in Biology, Environmental Science, Agriculture, or a related discipline.

• Registered (or eligible) as an RPBio or PAg in BC.

• 5+ years of experience in field-based environmental work, including assessments, monitoring, and reclamation.

• Proven knowledge of BC and federal environmental regulations and permitting processes.

• Strong understanding of soil science, plant ecology, wetland delineation, and habitat assessments.

• Experience working in oil & gas, forestry, mining, or infrastructure development sectors is an asset.

• Proficient in GIS applications, data collection tools, and technical reporting.

• Excellent organizational, communication, and leadership skills.

• Valid Class 5 drivers license with a willingness to travel to remote field sites as required.