At The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated (JCCBI), our teams work together to keep users safe by managing, maintaining and rehabilitating our infrastructure.
Why join our team? When you come work for JCCBI, you will further your career at a strong organization whose key values are team work, transparency, thoroughness, innovation and commitment. Recognized for their expertise, leadership and innovation, our experienced staff members hone their skills in a stimulating environment that promotes professional development in a high-quality workplace.
For over 40 years, JCCBI has gained unique expertise in the life cycle management of large-scale infrastructure used by millions of people. Join our passionate team and help make our projects a success!
Here are the many benefits to working at JCCBI.
- This position is unionized with a flexible schedule of 37.5 hours per week (hybrid work schedule).
- This is a temporary position (Five years).
- The salary range for 2024 is $ 85 222.03 to $ 132 438.42 depending on your experience.
- Participation in the federal public service pension plan.
- Annual entitlement up to 15 vacation days, 15 paid sick days, 5 paid personal days and 13 paid holidays.
- A comprehensive group insurance program.
- An employee assistance program (EAP).
- Reimbursement for memberships to sports activities and memberships to professional orders.
- Training and skills development program.
- Our offices are located near the Longueil metro station and are easily accessible by public transit. Parking is available, or you can take advantage of our public transit reimbursement program.
Job description
Reporting to the Director, Environment and Sustainable Development, you actively participate in the department’s environmental and sustainable development action plan as well as in the achievement of objectives. These objectives include, among others, the following: implementation of the environmental risk assessment and control, environmental compliance, enhancement of biodiversity, characterization, inventory and remediation of the territory. In particular, you act as a resource person for environmental assessment and actively participates in the development and implementation of the sustainable development strategy. You act as a privileged interlocutor with external stakeholders, leads public consultations and coordinates interactions with stakeholders. You ensure the environmental compliance of JCCBI’s facilities and operations. You will be called upon to advise managers and employees in the project management, asset management, construction and operations and maintenance sectors.
As such, you provide technical support and assistance to the Director, receive and analyze studies, requests from stakeholders, reports, drawings and specifications and recommend the appropriate course of action. You are responsible for managing environmental and other contracts and projects.
Main responsibilities
- Advising the Director and other departments on all matters related to environmental assessment.
- Providing assistance to the Director, the manager and other departments on the implementation of the sustainable development strategy.
- Designing and deciding on mitigation measures in collaboration with the authorities.
- Representing the Corporation as an environmental assessment expert in public consultations.
- Participating in the development of procedures and protocols and supporting the internal teams on environmental compliance and in obtaining authorizations and permit.
- Assessing environmental risks and developing control and monitoring measures
- Developing and maintaining relevant performance indicators.
- Assisting the Director in the preparation of budgets in addition to producing periodic progress reports and indicator tables.
- Providing assistance to the Director, notably by providing the relevant information in the preparation of various reports, methods or analytical grids and by ensuring the follow-up of initiatives, projects and/or structures.
- Perform any other job-related tasks and duties.
Experience and education
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering.
- Membership in good standing in the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ).
- A minimum of five years of experience in environmental characterization and contaminated site remediation.
- Master federal and provincial environmental regulations.
- Demonstrated ability in monitoring and administering assigned contracts, including evaluating work, conducting meetings and negotiating payments.
- Working knowledge of MS Project, Excel, Access, Word, and Outlook.
- Proficiency in written and spoken French, ability to communicate verbally in English.
Assets
- Hold an additional university degree in a field closely related to the environment and/or sustainable development.
- Relevant experience in managing federal environmental impact assessment projects.
- Experience in preparing environmental specifications (reference terms).
Key skills
- Demonstrate initiative and autonomy.
- Sense of organization and attention to detail.
- Be aligned with objectives, know how to manage time and priorities to meet deadlines and report on them on a regular basis.
- Demonstrate an ability to work in a team, to participate and contribute to the team’s efforts.
- Be resourceful, curious, and eager to learn.
- Demonstrate the ability to exercise good judgment in decision making.
Are you the person we are looking for? This is your chance to apply. Send your resume and cover letter to:
Send your resume and cover letter to:
Jean-Sébastien Plourde
Senior recruiter, partner
Technogénie
[email protected]
Montreal: 514-931-9880
Quebec: 418-627-8080
www.technogenie.com
Visit our Career Page to learn more about our mission and our many innovative projects. You will also learn about our excellent working conditions and work environment.
JCCBI is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from First Nations people, women, members of visible minorities, and people with disabilities.
