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BC Energy Regulator

Environmental Response Specialist

BC Energy Regulator

. Ensure consistent management and follow-up to incident reports involving spills or releases .

Posted 10/23/2026full-timeFort St. John • CanadaMid-LevelSenior💰 CA$88,386 - CA$100,777 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in environmental management, including incident response, waste management policy, and compliance with environmental legislation. Proficient in conducting investigations, providing technical support for monitoring systems, and advising stakeholders on environmental impacts and remediation strategies.

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Environmental Emergency ResponseWaste Management PolicyIncident InvestigationTechnical Support for Monitoring SystemsEnvironmental Impact Assessment

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Hard Skills
Incident ManagementEnvironmental MonitoringHazardous Materials ResponseWaste CharacterizationPollution PreventionRemediation TechnologiesEnvironmental ComplianceTechnical Report PreparationSpill Contingency PlanningAir Quality Monitoring
Soft Skills
Conflict ManagementProblem SolvingJudgementTeam BuildingInfluence
Tools & Technologies
Ambient Air Quality Monitoring SystemsSpecialized Monitoring EquipmentEnvironmental Management Software
Industry Keywords
Environmental Management ActUpstream Oil and Gas IndustryEnvironmental Protection PlansStakeholder EngagementLegal Proceedings

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Ensure consistent management and follow-up to incident reports involving spills or releases
  • Conduct follow-up investigations, including site visits, to verify appropriate response actions and address longer-term remediation issues
  • Gather evidence for legal proceedings and testify in court when required
  • Support BCER ambient air quality monitoring systems, including equipment deployment and filter and gas canister replacement
  • Provide technical support for ambient air quality monitoring equipment using specialized hardware and software
  • Provide technical direction on waste management policy, legislation, handling, storage, disposal, and discharge for the upstream oil and gas industry
  • Prepare technical recommendations and directions regarding environmental impacts based on review and analysis of investigation reports, remediation plans, and confirmation of remediation reports
  • Audit or investigate non-compliance with statutory authorizations, evaluate environmental impacts, and recommend mitigation methods
  • Review and provide technical advice on environmental protection plans produced by QEPs
  • Assess environmental issue reports, identify stakeholder concerns, resolve differences, and formulate strategies for proposed discharges
  • Perform and support BCER environmental monitoring activities
  • Provide technical advice to BCER staff, government ministries, agencies, QEPs, the public, and stakeholders regarding oil and gas waste management
  • Represent BCER at technical seminars, stakeholder events, staff training, and development opportunities
  • Maintain current knowledge of oil and gas waste materials and mitigation and remediation technologies through research, conferences, seminars, and training

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized post-secondary institution in a related field and three years of relevant experience; or
  • Diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution in a relevant field and five years of relevant experience
  • An equivalent combination of education, training and experience may be considered
  • Experience in environmental emergency response under the Environmental Management Act
  • Experience attending or responding to hazardous materials spills
  • Experience assessing spill-related hazards or threats to health or the environment
  • Experience determining whether spill response actions are necessary and monitoring or supervising those actions
  • Experience in environmental protection and pollution prevention under the Environmental Management Act
  • Experience assessing environmental impacts or pollution associated with waste discharges
  • Experience characterizing and managing waste materials
  • Experience in emergency management, including hazmat emergency response, spill response, cleanup and remediation, fire department suppression activities, transportation of dangerous goods, spill contingency planning, and oil spill response
  • Conflict management, influence, problem solving and judgement, and team building competencies

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Hybrid Office Model: employees work from both a home office and a designated BCER office location
  • 20.75% Job Family Market Multiplier added to posted salary
  • 3% Location Allowance for northern location
  • Equal employment opportunity and reasonable accommodation support