Senior Functional Planner Transportation jobs at Jacobs in Canada, Calgary

Responsibilities include:

• Support environmental planning and permitting throughout the lifecycle of a project, working with a multi-disciplinary team.
• Stay current with relevant regulations and ensure project activities align with environmental standards.
• Conduct thorough assessments to identify potential environmental impacts and assist in developing mitigation strategies.
• Support and oversee the preparation of permit inputs, regulatory filings, and environmental management plans.
• Coordinate and provide technical writing support for projects.
• Coordinate discipline-specific environmental field studies.
• Coordinate and provide technical support for environmental alignment sheets.
• Support engagement efforts with Indigenous communities, stakeholders and regulatory agencies.
• Establish and maintain relationships with members of the public, government and non-government communities, associations, tenure holders and Indigenous communities.
• In a collaborative manner, develop and expand our client portfolio, including support for Business Development and proposal efforts.
• Develop staff through on-the-job mentorship.
• Be a Safety Leader for the project and promote Jacobs Beyond Zero and our culture of caring.

As a Senior Aquatic Biologist, you will provide technical leadership and guidance on the aquatic biology and water resource permitting components of our challenging natural resource projects, as well as coordinate, mentor, and support our team of biologists. Based out of Alberta, this will be a full-time, mostly office-based role. You’ll have the opportunity to work as part of multi-disciplinary project teams guiding aquatic environmental planning and permitting efforts for government and privately-owned infrastructure projects. You will provide technical direction and supervision for the duration of these projects, throughout the design, construction, and operations phases with the opportunity to lead the implementation of the work including the development of methodology and the review of deliverables and regulatory applications. In this position you will establish and maintain relationships with clients, regulators, and sub-contractors, and provide insight into business development. This is a science-based role, and the successful candidate will have a reputation in the industry as a technical expert, and a demonstrated ability to defend the technical rigor of the work completed.

Bring your expertise in environmental science and desire to conserve our natural resources, and we’ll empower you to deliver the boldest solutions for our clients.

Responsibilities include:

• Support environmental planning and permitting throughout the lifecycle of a project, working with a multi-disciplinary team.
• Stay current with relevant regulations and ensure project activities align with environmental standards.
• Conduct thorough assessments to identify potential environmental impacts and assist in developing mitigation strategies.
• Support and oversee the preparation of permit inputs, regulatory filings, and environmental management plans.
• Coordinate and provide technical writing support for projects.
• Coordinate discipline-specific environmental field studies.
• Coordinate and provide technical support for environmental alignment sheets.
• Support engagement efforts with Indigenous communities, stakeholders and regulatory agencies.
• Establish and maintain relationships with members of the public, government and non-government communities, associations, tenure holders and Indigenous communities.
• In a collaborative manner, develop and expand our client portfolio, including support for Business Development and proposal efforts.
• Develop staff through on-the-job mentorship.
• Be a Safety Leader for the project and promote Jacobs Beyond Zero and our culture of caring.

Each day, you will be an important team member as you participate in the design, coordination, and execution of projects for our clients. Our senior engineers are committed to strong mentorship and providing opportunities to work independently and with peers. You should be a self-motivated professional with a desire to grow personally and professionally with each project while delivering transformative projects for our clients, in our diverse and fast-paced office.

• Assist junior, mid-level and senior-level engineers with the preparation of planning and design documents, reports, studies, and calculations.
• Serve as a field inspector/engineer for the construction management and oversite of projects.
• Prepare traffic and drainage models, engineering specifications, data sheets, sketches, drawings and perform calculations in support of engineering activities.
• Possess an outgoing and positive attitude, are dependable and meet all assigned project deadlines.

As a member of our Environmental Solutions group, you will bring a combination of environmental planning expertise and cultural awareness to support environmental assessments, permitting, and engagement efforts. You will work collaboratively across project teams to ensure Indigenous perspectives are thoughtfully integrated into project planning and delivery.

Key Responsibilities in This Role:

• Lead or support Indigenous engagement efforts throughout the project lifecycle, ensuring culturally appropriate and meaningful dialogue.
• Support environmental planning and permitting work with multi-disciplinary teams for infrastructure projects in Canada.
• Coordinate and provide technical writing for environmental assessments and regulatory filings, including the integration of socio-economic components and Indigenous knowledge and values.
• Build and maintain trusted relationships with Indigenous communities, including Elders, knowledge holders, and leadership.
• Collaborate with internal teams and clients to develop engagement strategies that support reconciliation and reflect community priorities.
• Oversee the preparation of environmental management plans that incorporate input from Indigenous partners and reflect regulatory requirements.
• Represent Jacobs in meetings with Indigenous communities, stakeholders, and government agencies.
• Support business development and proposal writing with a focus on Indigenous relations and regulatory engagement.

We’re seeking a Senior Contaminated Sites Geoscientist / Environmental Engineer to strengthen and expand Jacob’s environmental services with a focus on technical excellence, project execution and delivery. The role includes application of technical expertise in the provision of contaminated sites assessment, risk assessment, and physical and contaminant hydrogeology at operating and non-operating facilities across Canada.

This key role will be supporting the growth and building the technical capability of the Canadian environmental team. You’ll be a technical and project lead, delivering technically excellent environmental services. You’ll be key to help drive client and business development, identifying strategic opportunities and supporting the winning of those opportunities. Through regular industry participation, we’ll rely on you to develop and maintain strong key client relationships, identify emerging opportunities with clients and act as a trusted advisor to internal and external clients.

Responsibilities include:

• Support environmental planning and permitting throughout the lifecycle of a project, working with a multi-disciplinary team.
• Stay current with relevant regulations and ensure project activities align with environmental standards.
• Conduct thorough assessments to identify potential environmental impacts and assist in developing mitigation strategies.
• Support and oversee the preparation of permit inputs, regulatory filings, and environmental management plans.
• Coordinate and provide technical writing support for projects.
• Coordinate discipline-specific environmental field studies.
• Coordinate and provide technical support for environmental alignment sheets.
• Support engagement efforts with Indigenous communities, stakeholders and regulatory agencies.
• Establish and maintain relationships with members of the public, government and non-government communities, associations, tenure holders and Indigenous communities.
• In a collaborative manner, develop and expand our client portfolio, including support for Business Development and proposal efforts.
• Develop staff through on-the-job mentorship.
• Be a Safety Leader for the project and promote Jacobs Beyond Zero and our culture of caring.