Job Title: Environmental Coordinator

Location: Based in Quebec City with frequent travel to Project Site

Travel Requirements: Quebec and Newfoundland & Labrador.

Reporting Structure: The position reports to the GM Sustainability

Company Overview:

Our client is a leading mineral exploration and development company based in Canada, focused on a world-class project located in Labrador near the northern Quebec border. This strategic project opportunity for sustainable mineral development features low production costs and access to existing rail infrastructure and hydropower resources. As part of this initiative, we are seeking an experienced Environmental Coordinator to join the team and contribute to environmental management and permitting for this advanced exploration project.

Position Overview:

The Environmental Coordinator will play a key role within the Environment Department in the early phase of development of the project, driving sustainability by implementing environmental compliance programs and management systems that meet both legal and voluntary requirements. The Environmental Coordinator will oversee all physical environmental aspects of the project, including environmental studies, permitting, and compliance processes to support exploration and future mine construction and mining operations. The role also includes monitoring environmental impacts, implementing mitigation strategies, and promoting a culture of environmental stewardship within the project, while coordinating with other departments to maintain a safe and environmentally responsible site. This role requires expertise in environmental assessments and regulatory approvals. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring that all environmental standards are met in alignment with company goals and objectives, industry best practices and regulatory requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct and manage environmental baseline studies to define existing environmental conditions at the project site.

• Identify potential environmental risks and develop and implement corresponding environmental mitigation plans to address potential impacts from exploration, construction and mining activities, including water management, dust control, and waste disposal.

• Conduct, coordinate and deliver all environmental impact study requirements toward the granting of an Environmental Impact Assessment.

• Support the GM Sustainability and the Indigenous Relations and Community Engagement team for any requests regarding environmental approvals, permitting and Indigenous relations.

• Regularly collect and analyze environmental samples (air, water, soil) to monitor for potential contaminants and ensure compliance with permits.

• Maintain detailed environmental monitoring records and reports.

• Conduct environmental audits and inspections of exploration, construction and mining operations to identify potential environmental risks.

• Ensure adherence to all applicable environmental regulations, permits, and company environmental policies.

• Communicate environmental data and concerns to site management and stakeholders.

• Collaborate with operations team to design and implement environmental control systems.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Environmental Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field.

• Minimum of 8+ years of experience in environmental management, permitting, or regulatory compliance within the mining or natural resources sector.

• Strong knowledge of Canadian environmental regulations and permitting processes.

• Excellent project management skills with ability to lead and manage multiple environmental studies and surveys.

• Experience in Newfoundland & Labrador and Northern Quebec and experience working on projects involving First Nations groups is an asset.

• High emotional intelligence with excellent listening and communication skills to engage with local stakeholders.

• Passionate about sustainable development.

• Experience with environmental monitoring techniques and data analysis.

• Leadership abilities to manage a team of environmental technicians and/or subcontractors.

• Proficiency in environmental data management software.

• Willingness and ability to frequently travel to project site and related locations in Quebec and Newfoundland & Labrador.

• Fluency in English and professional proficiency in French.

Why Join Us?

• Work on a high-profile mineral development project with significant growth potential.

• Be part of a company committed to sustainable mining practices and environmental stewardship.

If you are an experienced Environment Coordinator with a passion for responsible resource development, we encourage you to apply and contribute to a groundbreaking project in Canada's mineral sector.