Job Description

Are you passionate about marine biology and enjoy working outdoors?




Would you like to be part of a team of professionals striving to make a difference?




If so, look no further, as Triton might have the perfect opportunity for yourself!

THE OPPORTUNITY

Triton is seeking enthusiastic

Marine Mammal Observer ("MMO") Technicians,

at all experience levels, and to come join a well-established team of environmental professionals!




This position will entail providing environmental monitoring for the construction of a marine terminal at the

Woodfibre LNG project ("WLNG") near

Squamish BC.





This position will appeal to individuals who have a passion for marine biology, working outdoors, and who thrive working in a fast-paced and dynamic environmental consulting environment.





Responsibilities & tasks include, but are not limited to the following:




Conduct shore- and vessel-based marine mammal monitoring utilizing visual and hydroacoustic detection methods; Support environmental monitoring efforts in compliance with regulatory requirements; Capable of working extended hours at a variety of onshore or offshore locations; Successfully complete all Triton and WLNG-specific training programs and orientation sessions; Execute tasks as directed by project leadership; Promote and adhere to a strong safety culture by following all procedures and protocols; Work effectively within a large interdisciplinary team.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS

A graduate of a post-secondary degree or technical diploma, in biology, environmental science, or a related discipline is preferred Knowledge and experience with marine science is considered an asset. Willingness to learn about marine mammal biology related work. Experience working outdoors, reasonable physical fitness, and willingness to work in all weather conditions Able to communicate effectively with critical thinking. Proven ability to work independently with minimal supervision, as well as able to work in a team setting environment. Detail-oriented with solid organizational and time-management skills
Must be willing and able to work a shift rotational schedule
Canadian residency or current/valid work permit is required. International applicants without Canadian residency or work permit will not be considered




The following are not required, but are considered an asset:




A registered professional biologist in BC (R.P.Bio.) Experience operating, troubleshooting, and analyzing data for Ocean Sonics and CR-1 hydrophones (or similar) MED-A2 or MED-A3 Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) Restricted Operator Certificate Maritime (ROC-M) Occupational First Aid Level 1

WORK SCHEDULE

This position entails working a rotational shift schedule, which would include working a dayshift and/or nightshift schedule. While subject to potential change, a typical shift schedule may be 2 weeks on & 2 weeks off, roughly 10-12 hours daily. Applicable overtime pay would be included, as per provincial employment legislation.

POSITION TERM:

This is a temporary position, targeted to start sometime in the summer of early fall (July, August, September) and ending approximately February 2026.



There is potential to come aboard full-time permanent, subsequent to the contract end date, for other Triton projects.

COMPENSATON

The compensation is dependent upon candidate experience and qualifications, with a range from $26 dollars per hour to $34 per hour.

HOW TO APPLY

If this opportunity sounds like you, and you are serious about joining a progressive team of environmental consultants, please apply with a resume and optional cover letter.

CLOSING DATE

This posting will remain active until the position has been filled.

About Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd.:

Triton Environmental Consultants, Ltd. (Triton) is an environmental consulting firm with over 30 years of experience responding to the environmental needs of industry and all levels of government. We have deep roots in our communities, strong relationships with clients and regulators, and a track record of helping projects get built responsibly. Triton is known for being technically strong and pragmatic in its approach and having a safety-focused and people-first culture. Triton's multi?disciplinary team comprises environmental professionals specializing in aquatic and terrestrial biology, soil science, vegetation ecology, environmental assessment, environmental auditing, environmental monitoring/inspection, and resource management. We apply this wide range of expertise in providing practical environmental solutions to our clients. Triton has offices in Vancouver, Vernon, Kamloops, Prince George, Terrace, Kitimat, Prince Rupert, Calgary, Edmonton, and Saskatoon.





Triton continues to grow, and we are looking for talented professionals to join our team. Triton provides a dynamic and challenging work environment, led by a management team that is committed to the professional and personal development of our staff. As a member of the Triton team, you will find the following benefits:



Interesting and diverse projects across Canada. A collaborative team both within and between our office locations across Canada. Paid professional association membership fees, including "in training" designations. Annual continuing education/professional development budget. Paid vacation and sick time. Health and dental care benefits, including vision, complementary care (e.g., chiropractic care, massage therapy, and prescription drug coverage), a health spending account, and an Employee Assistance program. Pension matching. Unlimited banked time, earned at 1.5x base wage for non management employees. Flexible scheduling, consistent with environmental consulting.




If you're looking for an exciting career full of interesting opportunities with a supportive team Triton is looking for you!

Triton is committed to cultivating and promoting an environment that embraces respect, equity, and opportunity for employees, clients, and the communities we belong to.




Thank you for including Triton Environmental Consultants in your career search. We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.*
Depending on qualifications, the successful candidate may be offered a position at a more appropriate level and/or ladder.*
Applicants must have legal authorization to work in Canada with no restrictions.*
Triton Environmental is committed to provide employment opportunities to all qualified individuals, without regard to race, religion, age, sex, colour, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or disability.*
Accommodation for applicants with disabilities is available on request during the recruitment process. Applicants with disabilities can request accessible formats or communication supports by contacting hr@triton-env.com.*




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