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Regional Lead, Regulatory and Air
Vertex Resource Group. Act as project manager and technical lead for regulatory and air projects in southwestern Ontario, including scoping, budgeting, scheduling, resourcing, and client communication .
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Act as project manager and technical lead for regulatory and air projects in southwestern Ontario, including scoping, budgeting, scheduling, resourcing, and client communication
- Serve as the regional technical authority on air quality and noise, including dispersion modelling inputs and review, ambient and fenceline monitoring design, dust assessment and management, and stack and fugitive emissions measurement
- Lead or support Ontario regulatory approvals and compliance deliverables, including Environmental Compliance Approvals, EASR registrations, ESDM reports, acoustic assessments, OEB applications and compliance, municipal development regulations, and MECP permits and approvals
- Track project costs, manage change, approve field documentation, and support invoicing
- Prepare scopes, budgets, and technical content for proposals
- Plan, schedule, and coordinate regional field programs, including ambient and fenceline monitoring, EPA Method 21 LDAR, noise and dust surveys, and measurement campaigns
- Coordinate field technicians and Direct Service Providers on field service work
- Coordinate resources across regional projects
- Coordinate field delivery of Aamjiwnaang community emissions monitoring programs and represent Vertex in their day-to-day operation
- Supervise, coach, and mentor field technicians and train Aamjiwnaang community members
- Ensure equipment is maintained, calibrated, and field-ready
- Enforce health, safety, and environmental requirements
- Review and QA/QC field data, monitoring reports, modelling inputs, and regulatory submissions
- Maintain knowledge of Ontario MECP requirements and guidance and flag regulatory changes
- Develop and refine standard operating procedures for field programs, LDAR, and community monitoring
- Approve timesheets and expenses and review DSP invoices
- Participate in continuous improvement initiatives
- Support regulatory and air business development pursuits
- Maintain industrial client and site relationships and represent Vertex and the Aamjiwnaang Vertex Joint Venture at meetings and industry events
- Identify opportunities to expand community monitoring programs and create long-term local employment
Requirements
What you’ll need- 5+ years of experience in air quality, emissions monitoring, or environmental regulatory work, with direct Ontario experience
- Strong technical knowledge of ambient and fenceline monitoring networks, LDAR practices and equipment, and Ontario air and noise regulatory frameworks
- Working knowledge of Ontario environmental approvals and permitting beyond air
- Demonstrated ability to manage projects, field teams, and contractors and deliver on schedule and budget
- Proficiency in QA/QC processes for environmental monitoring data
- Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects and priorities
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills for staff leadership, client interaction, and community engagement
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and project management tools
- Valid driver's licence and ability to travel to field locations across southwestern Ontario
Benefits
Comp & perks- Comprehensive Benefits Package and RRSP
- Entrepreneurial environment with meaningful leadership responsibility
- Health, safety and community well-being support
- Accommodation available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process