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Specialist, Environment

@ NorthRiver Midstream

Dawson Creek, British Columbia

8+ years experience
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Overview

NorthRiver Midstream is hiring a Specialist, Environment in its Health, Safety & Environment team, reporting to the Director, Health, Safety, Security and Environment. The role manages environmental compliance and reporting across multiple facilities in British Columbia and/or Alberta, coordinates monitoring, remediation and impact assessments, and oversees water and wastewater processes. It is a full-time position with travel and safety-sensitive duties, and a salary range of $90,000 to $120,000.

Responsibilities:

  • Manage environmental compliance and reporting for multiple facilities in BC and/or Alberta
  • Coordinate environmental contractors and monitoring
  • Coordinate site characterization, impact assessments and remediation
  • Monitor water and wastewater treatment plants and storm water processes
  • Review and maintain internal environmental procedures and standards

Requirements summary:

  • Bachelor's degree or certificate in environmental sciences, health and safety or related field
  • Recognized Environmental Professional designation
  • 8+ years of relevant environmental experience
  • Working knowledge of environmental regulations and standards
  • Experience conducting and reporting thorough investigations

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Employer posting date
2026-11-12
First seen by our source
2026-11-13
Source record updated
2026-11-13

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Job details

SenioritySenior
DepartmentAdministrative
Experience8+ years
Hours per week40 (estimated)
Work settingOffice, Plant or factory, Outdoors
PositionSitting and standing
Physical demandsphysical low · computer high
Licences & certificationsEnvironmental Professional (EP)
Encouraged to applyIndigenous peoples
EducationBachelor’s degree (required)
Fields of studyEnvironmental Sciences, Health and Safety

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Job description
Role:Specialist, Environment

Team:

Health, Safety & Environment

Employee Type:

Full Time

Travel:

Yes

Safety Sensitive:

Yes

Who is NorthRiver Midstream?

NorthRiver Midstream (NorthRiver) is one of North America's leading gas gathering and processing businesses on an exciting path of expansion and innovation that's not slowing down. We do energy differently.

  • We are a lean, agile, customer driven company with an asset base primarily located in the rich Montney reserves of Northeast British Columbia.
  • We have a proud and well-earned reputation for safe, reliable operations.
  • We've made real commitments to measurable emission reductions and sustainability, and our results back this up.
  • We have a verifiable track record of meaningful indigenous partnership founded on mutual respect.
  • Our culture is one of partnership, collaboration, ownership and an unwavering commitment to finding solutions together.

Why work for us?

  • We're a team that cares about each other. We've got each other's back.
  • We believe that the best ideas win, no matter where they come from.
  • We're the perfect size - lean and agile.
  • We're big enough that there are great opportunities for career growth and personal development.

To learn more visit www.nrm.ca

Who we’re looking for:

Reporting to the Director, Health, Safety, Security and Environment, the Specialist, Environment will support the team to deliver on environmental expectations using strong environmental knowledge, combined with an understanding of the operating and regulatory environment. We are looking for:

  • Someone who leads by example: As a strategic thinker, you make well-informed decisions under pressure and can see the bigger picture, effectively communicating it to develop successful plans.
  • A problem solver who gets how things connect: You dive into data, permits, and approvals; break down complex problems, and find logical, efficient solutions. You are the type of person who thinks in systems – seeing the big picture while making sure all the moving parts fit together smoothly. You naturally connect the dots, anticipate challenges, and find the best way through.
  • Keep calm and carry on: When the pressure is on and deadlines are tight, you don’t just survive—you thrive. You know how to stay calm, think on your feet, and keep things moving forward without compromising those important relationships. You handle challenges with grace and always find a way to make it work for everyone involved.
  • A people person: You are someone who’s natural when it comes to building relationships—whether it's with teammates, regulators, or anyone else you work with. You know how to connect, listen, and make people feel heard, especially when things get tough.
  • A risk mitigator: You are someone who identifies potential risks, develops strategies to manage them effectively, and anticipates challenges while implementing proactive measures.
  • An investigator: You are inquisitive and driven by the challenge of getting to the root cause of an incident. You build rapport and maintain integrity while conducting thorough and objective investigations.

What you’ll do:

  • Manage environmental compliance and reporting for multiple facilities in British Columbia and/or Alberta in line with permit/approval requirements.
  • Review, and maintain internal procedures, processes, and standards.
  • Coordinate environmental contractors conducting environmental monitoring.
  • Coordinate site characterization, impact assessments and/or remediation related to air and water quality and quantity.
  • Monitor the operation of water and wastewater treatment plants and industrial storm and surface water management processes.
  • Perform assessments to support the planning and design process of water, storm water, wastewater, infrastructure, and natural water course flood, erosion, and other land drainage issues.

What we offer:

  • Competitive salary and benefits package (health, dental, vision, and more).
  • A culture of continuous learning and mentorship from the best in the business (and fun!).

What you bring:

Required

  • Bachelor's Degree or Certificate in Environmental Sciences, Health and Safety or related field.
  • A relevant and recognized Environmental Professional designation
  • 8+ years’ relevant environmental experience.
  • Working knowledge of environmental regulations, industry standards and best practices.
  • Proficiency in use of computers and computer products.
  • Experience conducting and reporting thorough investigations.

Preferred

  • Completion of Professional Registration or Certification (P.Ag., P.Bio., EP).
  • Experience using defined processes for managing environmental risks.

If this sounds like your next career adventure, we'd love to hear from you!

Salary Range:

$90,000 - $120,000. Final compensation for this position will be determined based on the experience, location and qualifications of the successful candidate and will be aligned to internal equity.

Comments:

The above profile is intended to describe the general content of, and requirements for, the performance of this job.

It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of accountability, qualifications, or other aspects of the job.

At NorthRiver Midstream we embrace a culture of diversity and inclusion with equal access to opportunities based on individual merit by creating an environment which encourages all employees to contribute their unique capabilities and perspectives.

We accept applications online via our Careers page; http://careers.nrm.ca.

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