Principal Consultant – Principal Level – Human Health Risk Assessment Specialist
| Company | ERM |
|---|---|
| Location | Toronto, ON, Canada, Calgary, AB, Canada, Vancouver, BC, Canada |
| Salary | $109733 – $139883 |
| Type | Full-Time |
| Degrees | Bachelor’s, Master’s |
| Experience Level | Senior, Expert or higher |
Requirements
- M.Sc in Toxicology, Biochemistry or other related technical field is preferred. A B.Sc will be considered if combined with substantial practical experience.
- A minimum of 6-8 years (10 years preferred) of consulting experience in the design and delivery of human health risk assessments for environmental assessment projects.
- Demonstrated expertise with Health Canada technical approaches as well as provincial requirements for delivery of human health risk assessments.
- Registration, or eligibility to apply to become a registered professional to be considered a Qualified Professional for oversight of and/or certifying regulatory deliverables.
- Demonstrated ability for integrative approaches, particularly with respect to developing technical deliverables for environmental assessment and permit applications for mining projects as part of a larger team of professionals.
- Excellent writing, communication, organization, and time management skills.
Responsibilities
- Lead the human health risk assessment components of environmental assessment projects and be accountable for the technical quality of all human health modeling and reporting deliverables.
- Provide technical input and guidance to junior team members and build an effective team of scientists to execute on a growing portfolio of projects.
- Contribute to preparation of technical proposals, including development of technical scopes and cost estimates, and participate in business development with existing clients and identified leads.
- Support engagement activities with regulators, Indigenous groups, communities, and stakeholders as part of broader project teams.
- Develop recommendations for clients related to effective long-term monitoring and compliance with permit conditions related to human health risk assessment.
- Partake in ERM internal and external training opportunities to maintain and grow work-related skills and remain current on changes to regulatory requirements.
- Build strong collaborative relationships with other ERM employees worldwide through our technical community and market-focused groups.
- Actively embrace and support ERM’s leading health and safety training and workplace environment.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with First Nations engagement efforts and regulatory review processes is desirable but not mandatory.