Environmental Field Lead

**Mission Statement:** As pioneers in our industry, we advance science and technology that facilitates environmental liability management and remediation to optimize solutions and efficiencies in protecting human and ecological health, our economy, and social progress*.* **About Us:** Equilibrium is a multidisciplinary firm specializing in the reduction of contaminated site environmental liability through a more thorough understanding of human health and ecological risks and the application of standard and non-standard remediation and reclamation techniques. We provide support to various clients throughout Western Canada and internationally in areas of: risk assessment and risk management, Phase 1, 2, and 3 investigations, standard remediation and reclamation approaches, as well as advanced remediation technology implementation. We are also actively engaged in research activities, funded by industries and provincial/federal governments, to better understand relationships between substances encountered in the environment and associated adverse effects on human and ecological health. Equilibrium has spearheaded numerous innovative regulatory guideline updates and tools, including creating the Subsoil Salinity Tool (SST) which provides a standardized approach for assessing and remediating salt contamination. The Equilibrium team is highly motivated, dynamic and creative with a strong work ethic, having a desire to tackle new problems with innovative solutions and a focus on continually improving process efficiency. **Position Summary:** The position is based out of the head-office in Calgary, AB. It involves a primary focus on field work in various areas across Alberta and Saskatchewan. The position title is Environmental Field Lead. The successful team member will be responsible for: · participating in the Equilibrium safety program; · working as an environmental lead, supervising a drill rig, soil investigations and monitoring well installations; · coordinating, managing, and executing field programs including Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3 Environmental Site Assessments as well as groundwater characterization, with a focus on drilling and remediation activities, o learning and applying investigation strategies that generate data to support risk assessment studies and risk-based remediation guidelines, o field work to comprise approximately 25-40% of the total time · completing all aspects of ground disturbance for field programs including planning stages prior to the program, leading the field program, and coordinating third party contractors; · tracking field data and information, providing accurate daily cost updates and other client requirements; · completing analytical data validation and Quality Assurance/Quality Control, · writing technical reports on Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3 activities, drill program plans, and data gap and remedial action plan documents, · applying relevant Tier 1, Tier 2, and/or Tier 3 (also referred