Lead, develop, and prioritize Vylor’s global environmental team, directing resources toward the most significant environmental risks and compliance priorities.
Define and implement environmental strategy, governance, standards, management systems, and consistent ways of working across the organization.
Provide technical leadership for permitting, regulatory interpretation, and compliance strategies, with emphasis on air emissions and permitting, while maintaining capability across wastewater, stormwater, groundwater, waste, pesticide, refrigerant, storage tank, remediation, and release requirements.
Lead environmental compliance assurance, including audits, significant finding review, corrective-action strategies, and systemic trend identification, and provide escalation support for significant releases, compliance events, and enforcement matters.
Establish processes to track and communicate changing regulations, advise EHS, business, and site leaders on risks and priorities, and report compliance performance and trends to senior leadership.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, environmental science, or a related technical discipline.
Lead and manage the technical development and integration of large-scale thermal power generation projects across Canada and the U.S., from concept through commissioning, ensuring technical quality, schedule alignment, and regulatory compliance.
Responsibilities
Own technical development and engineering integration for large-scale thermal power generation projects; starting at concept development, planning and design through commissioning and turnover.
Lead project definition, scope development and technical strategy through all FEL stages leveraging TC Energy’s Project Delivery System (PDS).
Coordinate with project team members to develop project plans and assurance deliverables to progress the project through project assurance workflows, including FID readiness.
Drive technical readiness for investment decisions, ensuring appropriate maturity of scope, schedule, cost, and risk.
Act as the key technical interface between development, commercial, engineering, construction, and operations teams.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Process, Mechanical, Electrical, Energy or related field).
Professional Engineering designation with APEGA or another provincial engineering governing body.
Lead the end‑to‑end construction, maintenance and facilities agenda across a large‑scale, multi‑site retail and travel center portfolio, ensuring safety, reliability, operational resilience and cost‑effectiveness.
Compensation
$150,000 - $200,000
Responsibilities
Own construction strategy and capital delivery roadmap
Lead planning and execution of new builds, remodels, major site investments
Establish disciplined governance for project prioritization, scope control, schedule and budget
Ensure construction projects are delivered safely and in compliance with bp standards
Partner with Real Estate, Operations, Merchandising, Food, Fuel, Finance and Strategy teams
Lead technical excellence in environmental geochemistry, supporting major mining and resource development projects in Canada through complex technical studies, water resource management, and environmental assessment.
Compensation
the anticipated annual base pay is $93,700–$112,100 (CAD). Actual pay will depend on factors such as education, experience, skills, location, performance, and business needs. In some cases, pay may fall outside this range. This role may be eligible for bonus pay subject to the sole discretion of ERM and its policies and procedures
Responsibilities
Provide senior technical leadership on major, multimillion-dollar projects
Integrate geochemistry with hydrology, hydrogeology, aquatics, and toxicology to deliver innovative solutions
Support environmental assessment and permitting for large-scale capital projects
Lead geochemical characterization studies and ML/ARD management programs
Mentor multidisciplinary teams and future leaders
Requirements
MSc in Geochemistry or a related field
Nice to have: 6+ years of consulting experience
Nice to have: large-scale mining and natural resource capital projects
Lead strategic and cross-functional infrastructure improvement projects and end-to-end project delivery for real estate construction and technology initiatives.
Compensation
95,600.00 – 125,770.00 USD per year
Responsibilities
Plan, execute, monitor, control and close projects
Partner closely with client technical services and stakeholders to optimize process and project delivery
Develop ROM level project estimates for funding approval
Prepare agendas, master project schedules and budgets
Maintain project plan, scope, schedule and budget with all parties
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering or related discipline
Support program operations by managing lead tracking, compliance, permits, licenses, financing, and job closeout while acting as liaison between internal teams and program managers.
Responsibilities
Manage lead tracking and ensure accurate entry across systems
Monitor lead progress and follow up on missing information
Review paperwork to ensure jobs meet administrative and compliance standards
Coordinate permits and licenses per project requirements
Confirm company and subcontractor licenses are current
EHS Engineer ensures environmental, health, and safety compliance with applicable local and national government regulations through periodic reviews of laws and regulations and regular communication of internal requirements and policies.
Responsibilities
Serve as the designated Pollution Control Officer (PCO) and ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and company standards.
Manage hazardous waste and chemical programs, including storage, handling, inventory control, transportation, and disposal.
Prepare and submit regulatory reports, permits, and environmental compliance documentation.
Conduct environmental inspections, audits, risk assessments, and compliance evaluations.
Lead investigations and corrective actions for environmental incidents, spills, and regulatory non-conformances.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in environmental engineering, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Science or related field.