PHH ARC Environmental is an equal opportunity employer always looking for individuals who share the same enthusiasm and are looking for a rewarding career with a company that supports individual growth and professional development.  We welcome all resumes for such positions as Technologist, Project Manager and Senior Project Manager in Environmental Engineering, Building Science, Mould, Hazardous Materials, Industrial Hygiene and Contaminated Sites.  With 9 offices in Western Canada; PHH ARC is pleased to provide these opportunities throughout British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.

We invite you to submit your cover letter and resume in confidence to careers@phharcenv.com.  All information gathered is strictly confidential and your application will be considered for all opportunities.   

Project Manager, Environmental (Richmond, BC)

Our Richmond office is looking for an experienced Environmental Project Manager to provide technical and professional expertise to the commercial/industrial and government sectors within the industry.

Qualifications:

• Minimum 3-5 years’ consulting experience
• Professional designation (P. Eng, P. Geo, RP Bio, P.Ag.)
• A strong environmental project management track record
• Experience in Stage 1, 2 PSI, DSI, and remediation of contaminated sites
• Familiarity with Contaminated Sites Regulation
• Experience compiling CEAA reports
• Experience with environmental permitting
• Client relations experience especially contractors banks, brokers and developers

Responsibilities:

• Assess the environmental effects of a project and communicate the associated risks to the customer
• Stage 1 and 2 Preliminary Site Investigations (PSI’s) and Detailed Site Investigations (DSI’s), site remediation/risk management, site-specific risk assessments, environmental impact assessments, and environmental compliance auditing on a variety of properties including commercial, industrial and government facilities
• Liaise with clients, financial institutions and other potentially involved stakeholders, including regulatory body representatives
• Write and review technical proposals, budgets, reports and invoices
• Supervise project coordinators and technologists in their job functions
• Train and mentor junior staff, including the review of written work
• Maintain and enhance quality control within the group
• Coordinate projects with managers from other British Columbia offices
• Develop and maintain positive client relationships

Working Conditions:

• A safe and healthy work environment with a "small company feel"
• Some field work may be required
• 40 hour work week, with periodic overtime
• Opportunity for career advancement and professional growth

Benefits:

• Health, Dental Group Life Insurance
• Long-term and Short-term disability
• RSP contribution plan
• Vision care
• Training and education allowance
• Workshop and seminars
• Association/ membership fees are company paid
  

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Project Manager, Environmental Assessment (Richmond, BC)

We are looking for an EIA Project Manager to be involved with Environmental Assessment Projects in the commercial/industrial and Government sectors.  The successful candidate must possess a sound understanding of local EIA and planning regulations and a general understanding of provincial and federal environmental legislation.  Applicants should have a minimum of five years experience, with a consulting firm or the government, conducting Environmental Assessments across a broad range of projects. 

Qualifications: 

• Minimum 5 years experience in the management of EIA projects
• Bachelors or Masters Degree – Environmental / Biological or related fields
• A strong project management track record
• Sound knowledge of BC and Federal regulations and experience liaising with governmental bodies
• Strong interpersonal and written communication skills
• Dynamic, outgoing and enjoys mentoring

Duties:

• Develop and sustain positive client relationships
• Oversee consultant projects such as Environmental Assessments
• Prepare contract documents and reports for projects
• Supervise project coordinators and technologists in their job functions
• Train and mentor junior staff, including the review of written work
• Maintain and enhance quality control within the group
• Coordinate projects with managers from other British Columbia offices

Working Conditions:

• A safe and healthy work environment with a "small company feel"
• Some field work may be required
• 40 hour work week
• Opportunity for career advancement and professional growth within the management group

Benefits:

• Health, Dental Group Life Insurance
• Long-term and Short-term disability
• RSP contribution plan
• Vision care
• Training and education allowance
• Workshop and seminars
• Association/membership fees are company paid

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Project Manager/Senior Project Manager, Environmental (Kelowna, BC)

We are looking for an experienced, motivated project manager to provide technical and professional expertise to the commercial/industrial and government sectors within the industry.

Qualifications: 

• Minimum 5 years’ experience
• Bachelors or Masters Degree – Engineering / Environmental / Geological or related fields
• Professional affiliation - P.Eng., P.Geo or EIT GIT status
• A strong project management track record
• Sound knowledge of BC and federal regulations and experience liaising with governmental bodies
• Strong interpersonal and written communication skills
• Dynamic, outgoing and enjoys mentoring

Responsibilities:

• Assess the environmental effects of a project and communicate the associated risks to the customer
• Stage 1 and 2 Preliminary Site Investigations (PSI’s) and Stage 2 Detailed Site Investigations (DSI’s), site remediation/risk management, site-specific risk assessments, environmental impact assessments, and environmental compliance auditing on a variety of properties including residential, commercial, and industrial facilities
• Liaise with clients, financial institutions and other potentially involved stakeholders, including regulatory body representatives
• Write and review technical proposals, budgets, reports and invoices
• Supervise project coordinators and technologists in their job functions
• Train and mentor junior staff, including the review of written work
• Maintain and enhance quality control within the group
• Coordinate projects with managers from other British Columbia offices
• Develop and maintain positive client relationships

Working Conditions:

• A safe and healthy work environment with a "small company feel"
• Some field work may be required
• 40 hour work week, with occasional overtime
• Opportunity for career advancement and professional growth within the management group

Benefits:

• Health & Dental and Group Life Insurance
• Long-term and Short-term Disability
• RSP Contribution Plan
• Vision Care
• Training and Education Allowance
• Workshop and Seminars
• Association/Membership fees are company paid

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Regional Manager (Kelowna, BC)

We currently have an exciting opportunity for the position of Regional Manager in our Kelowna office.  The successful candidate will have several years of experience in providing environmental services within the region, commercial acumen, people skills, business vision and a desire to participate in sustainable growth.

Qualifications: 

Responsibilities:

Benefits:

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Senior Project Manager, Building Science (Richmond, BC)

We are looking for a Senior Project Manager to set up a building science division to complement our existing services in British Columbia.  Our current services include environmental assessment, building condition assessment, hazardous materials management, sustainable buildings and occupational hygiene, health and safety.   

The successful candidate will have 8+ years of industry experience and a Degree in Building Science, Building Technology, Building Engineering, Civil or Structural Engineering – or related fields.  The successful candidate will need to be a member of APEGBC. 

The duties and responsibilities for this job include:

• Develop business

• Manage new construction, assessment and remediation projects

• Build a team of support staff

• Liaise with our existing project groups and our sister company in Ontario.

• Provide technical and managerial guidance to new staff

• Manage financial performance of projects

Working Conditions:

• A safe and healthy work environment with a "small company feel"
• 40 hour work week, with periodic overtime
• Opportunity for career advancement and professional growth within the management group

Benefits:

• Health & Dental and Group Life Insurance
• Long-term and Short-term Disability
• RSP Contribution Plan
• Vision Care
• Training and Education Allowance
• Workshop and Seminars
• Association/Membership fees are company paid

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Senior Manager, Environmental (Richmond, BC)

Our Richmond office is looking for an experienced Senior Manager to provide environmental expertise to the commercial/industrial and government sectors within the industry.

Qualifications: 

• Minimum 10 years’ environmental experience, preferably in BC
• Bachelors or Masters Degree – Engineering / Environmental / Geological or related fields
• Client relations experience especially contractors banks, brokers and developers
• Experience in Stage 1, 2 PSI, DSI, and remediation of contaminated sites
• Familiarity with Contaminated Sites Regulation
• Experience in environmental project management
• Experience with environmental permitting
• Experience running business unit with consultant, supplier or contractor
• Relationships with regulators (BC Ministry of Environment, Dept of Fisheries and Oceans, BCEAO, CEAA)
• Experience in infrastructure construction (roads, hydro, pipelines)
• Dynamic, outgoing and enjoys mentoring

Responsibilities: 

• Oversee Stage 1 and 2 Preliminary Site Investigations (PSI’s) and Detailed Site Investigations (DSI’s), site remediation/risk management, site-specific risk assessments, environmental impact assessments, and environmental compliance auditing on a variety of properties including commercial, industrial and government facilities
• Liaise with clients, financial institutions and other potentially involved stakeholders, including regulatory body representatives
• Review technical proposals, budgets, reports and invoices
• Mentor project managers
• Maintain and enhance quality control within the group
• Coordinate projects with managers from other British Columbia offices
• Develop and maintain positive client relationships
• Support technical growth and professional practice initiatives

Working Conditions : 

• A safe and healthy work environment with a "small company feel"
• 40 hour work week, with periodic overtime
• Opportunity for career advancement and professional growth within the management group
  

Working Conditions : 

• Health & Dental and Group Life Insurance
• Long-term and Short-term Disability
• RSP Contribution Plan
• Vision Care
• Training and Education Allowance
• Workshop and Seminars
• Association/Membership fees are company paid

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Technologist, Hazardous Materials (Edmonton, AB)

Our Edmonton office is currently looking for Hazardous Materials Technologists to provide support for hazardous material abatement, mould and indoor air quality projects in the industrial, commercial and residential real estate industries.  There are two openings for this position.

Qualifications: 

• Entry level to 2 years’ experience
• Certificate or Diploma in Building Construction, Building Sciences, OH&S or a combination of relevant education and experience
• Strong communication and organizational skills with an ability to follow detailed instructions
• Working knowledge of environmental and health and safety legislation/guidelines
• Quick thinking and decisiveness when a situation requires it
• Familiarity with building systems (structure, envelope, HVAC, electrical, plumbing etc.)
• Experience reading and interpreting architectural drawings
• Experience working with environmental monitoring equipment
• Excellent technical report writing skills
• Basic drafting (CAD) skills considered an asset

Responsibilities:

• Coordinate and supervise sub-contractors
• Conduct site investigations – asbestos, mould, mercury, PCBs, lead etc.
• Conduct field work, including visits to sites and supervise remediation activities 
• Conduct air quality assessments, including indoor air and occupational hygiene
• Interpret and analyze sample results in relation to legislative requirements and industry-accepted guidelines and criteria
• Prepare technical reports
• Liaise with clients and sub-contractors to ensure health, safety and hygiene needs are addressed and met

Working Conditions:

• 40 hour work week Monday to Friday – 8 hours a day
• Weekend and evening work will be required on occasion to meet project needs 
• Reliable personal vehicle required
• There will be daily travel in and around the city – mileage reimbursement
• Out-of-town travel and field work will occasionally be required
• Field work approximately 75% - office 25% - subject to change based on project workload
• Requirement to wear personal protective equipment – i.e. respiratory protection, hard hat and safety glasses
• Field training is provided
• In-house training is provided 

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Technologist, Hazardous Materials (Red Deer, AB)

Our Red Deer office is currently looking for a Hazardous Materials Technologist to provide support for hazardous material abatement, mould and indoor air quality projects in the industrial, commercial and residential real estate industries. 

Qualifications: 

• Entry level to 2 years’ experience
• Certificate or Diploma in Building Construction, Building Sciences, OH&S or a combination of relevant education and experience
• Strong communication and organizational skills with an ability to follow detailed instructions
• Working knowledge of environmental and health and safety legislation/guidelines
• Quick thinking and decisiveness when a situation requires it
• Familiarity with building systems (structure, envelope, HVAC, electrical, plumbing etc.)
• Experience reading and interpreting architectural drawings
• Experience working with environmental monitoring equipment
• Excellent technical report writing skills
• Basic drafting (CAD) skills considered an asset

Responsibilities:

• Coordinate and supervise sub-contractors
• Conduct site investigations – asbestos, mould, mercury, PCBs, lead etc.
• Conduct field work, including visits to sites and supervise remediation activities 
• Conduct air quality assessments, including indoor air and occupational hygiene
• Interpret and analyze sample results in relation to legislative requirements and industry-accepted guidelines and criteria
• Prepare technical reports
• Liaise with clients and sub-contractors to ensure health, safety and hygiene needs are addressed and met

Working Conditions:

• 40 hour work week Monday to Friday – 8 hours a day
• Weekend and evening work will be required on occasion to meet project needs 
• Reliable personal vehicle required
• There will be daily travel in and around the city – mileage reimbursement
• Out-of-town travel and field work will occasionally be required
• Field work approximately 75% - office 25% - subject to change based on project workload
• Requirement to wear personal protective equipment – i.e. respiratory protection, hard hat and safety glasses
• Field training is provided
• In-house training is provided 

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Technologist, Hazardous Materials (Calgary, AB)

Our Calgary office is currently looking for a Hazardous Materials Technologist to provide support for hazardous material abatement, mould and indoor air quality projects in the industrial, commercial and residential real estate industries. 

Qualifications: 

• Entry level to 2 years’ experience
• Certificate or Diploma in Building Construction, Building Sciences, OH&S or a combination of relevant education and experience
• Strong communication and organizational skills with an ability to follow detailed instructions
• Working knowledge of environmental and health and safety legislation/guidelines
• Quick thinking and decisiveness when a situation requires it
• Familiarity with building systems (structure, envelope, HVAC, electrical, plumbing etc.)
• Experience reading and interpreting architectural drawings
• Experience working with environmental monitoring equipment
• Excellent technical report writing skills
• Basic drafting (CAD) skills considered an asset

Responsibilities:

• Coordinate and supervise sub-contractors
• Conduct site investigations – asbestos, mould, mercury, PCBs, lead etc.
• Conduct field work, including visits to sites and supervise remediation activities 
• Conduct air quality assessments, including indoor air and occupational hygiene
• Interpret and analyze sample results in relation to legislative requirements and industry-accepted guidelines and criteria
• Prepare technical reports
• Liaise with clients and sub-contractors to ensure health, safety and hygiene needs are addressed and met

Working Conditions:

• 40 hour work week Monday to Friday – 8 hours a day
• Weekend and evening work will be required on occasion to meet project needs 
• Reliable personal vehicle required
• There will be daily travel in and around the city – mileage reimbursement
• Out-of-town travel and field work will occasionally be required
• Field work approximately 75% - office 25% - subject to change based on project workload
• Requirement to wear personal protective equipment – i.e. respiratory protection, hard hat and safety glasses
• Field training is provided
• In-house training is provided 

Qualified applicants should email their CV and resume to careers@phharcenv.com.  While everyone's interest is appreciated, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.