Environmental Engineering Specialist

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Meet the Deep Water Intake (DWI) Project. Key part of Ontario Power Generation’s refurbishment program at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, the Deep Water Intake will deliver upgraded cooling water infrastructure to support long-term, safe, reliable, and low-carbon electricity generation, while improving efficiency, environmental protection, and climate resilience
We are looking for an Environmental Engineer VIE (F/M) to promote and support environmental excellence on this major construction project, ensuring compliance and best practices on site.
Ready to take on the challenge and make a real impact?
What can you expect as an Environmental Engineer on the Deep Water Intake Project?
Reporting to the Project Environmental Manager, you will support environmental compliance and alignment with regulations and corporate commitments.
Your Responsibilities Include, But Are Not Limited To
Environmental Management on Site
Oversee all environmental aspects of construction activities and ensure compliance with the Environmental Impact Management Plan, the Construction Process Plans and relevant HSE regulations.
Support teams with environmental risk assessments and develop site-specific protocols (spill response, waste management, inspection checklists).
Attend safety meetings as required by Project Management, while promoting strong environmental and safety practices across the site.
Environmental Compliance & Audits
Monitor environmental impacts, conduct inspections and audits, and ensure compliance with permits and regulations.
Advise site management on risks and improvements, analyseanalyze incidents and near misses, and follow up on corrective actions.
Lead ISO 14001 and internal audits, track progress of action plans, and maintain updated knowledge of standards and legal requirements.
Training & Communication
Deliver environmental and emergency preparedness training.
Organize awareness initiatives, including Environmental Week.
Promote environmentally responsible practices across the workforce.
Environmental Reporting
Prepare reliable environmental reports and consolidate KPIs/extra-financial indicators.
Improve data collection and reporting processes, support teams in meeting requirements, and maintain project documentation.
AnalyseAnalyze environmental and economic impacts to strengthen project performance.
Continuous Improvement & Initiatives
Contribute to environmental initiatives, working groups, and implementation of new solutions.
Develop and share best practices to drive continuous improvement.
Analyze environmental incidents and deviations to identify root causes and corrective actions.
Support the deployment of CSR initiatives in line with ISO 26000.
What about you?
According to our hiring managers, you’ll be a great fit if:
You are an engineering school or university graduate, with a degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field. This way, you’ll have a first academic and theoretical knowledge of our environmental stakes.
To help you take on your first missions and feel at ease with the assignments, you understand the basis of environmental audits standards, and of basic safety programs (firefighting is a bonus!)
To succeed in data analysis, visualization, and storage, proficiency in tools like Power BI, SharePoint, and Excel is welcomed.
As you can see, there is a lot going on! You’ll need to juggle audits, reporting, and on-site follow-ups. Being structured and self-driven will make your day-to-day smoother and more efficient.
You define yourself as a creative thinker who approaches environmental challenges with innovative solutions. Your proactive mindset, anticipating risks and proposing improvements will help you stay ahead of issues and make a real impact on the project.
Our teams are close-knit, and collaboration is key to making an impact. Your curiosity and sociability will help you integrate quickly, adapt to different environments, and effectively engage with the on-site teams across the project.
Your everyday life will be in English: as such, you need to feel confident enough about your English level, in terms of writing but also speaking.
Having your driving license is necessary.
Next steps?
If you like what you’re reading and feel you could be up for the task, let’s meet!
We’ll have a first quick phone encounter to ensure we are aligned on what you’re looking for and what we can offer, before exploring these elements further during a second Teams meeting.
If we are still in aligned, it will be time for you to meet The DWI Project’s Environment Manager.
Welcome onboard!
Why us?
Why should you join the DWI Project and VINCI Construction as a VIE?
We’ll give you three reasons why this opportunity might be perfect for you:
~ You're starting your career – Looking for assignments that teach you something new every day?

Thanks to a VIE, what looks like 2 years on a resume is actually worth 5 years of experience. Léa, working in Toronto, says: “I'm learning so much, not only about the job and technical skills, but also about what it’s like to work in Canada. I feel like I’m discovering much more than I would in France at 25.”
But if you’re uncomfortable stepping out of your comfort zone, this might not be for you.
~ You need mentors to grow – Looking for a supportive work environment?

You’ll have experienced professionals guiding you and you’ll be part of Young Talents @VINCI Construction, a strong peer network. Thomas in New Zealand shares: “My manager made me feel part of the team from day one, and ensures I progress every day.”
But if you prefer working solo and don’t enjoy teamwork, we might not be the right fit.
~ You are looking for an environment which will keep you on your toes, make you wonder what’s the next challenge ahead?

Considered as a fully-fledged member of the DWI team, you handle your own projects: it’s your call, your responsibility. Caroline, now on a local contract, says: “If I want more, they give me more.”
But if you enjoy a well-oiled routine, you might feel uncomfortable with us.