Project Manager - Mine Remediation/Reclamation

About the role

AECOM is seeking an experienced Project Manager with a strong technical background in mine closure, mine site remediation or northern contaminated sites to join its Environment Business Line and support the Faro Mine Remediation Program, one of Canada's largest and most complex mine closure projects. The role focuses on ongoing solid waste management and remediation projects across Western Canada and interfaces with other projects in AECOM's Environment business. It is a regular, full-time position, open to candidates based in Burnaby, BC, Calgary, AB or Edmonton, AB, with hybrid work options available.

Key responsibilities

• Manage and execute the scope of work under each Task Authorization (TA)
• Lead TA-specific meetings and coordinate with the client, stakeholders and the technical team
• Prepare project plans, amendments and financials, and support reporting
• Provide technical leadership and coordination in mine closure and remediation
• Support construction supervision, field programs and technical reviews
• Track schedule, cost, progress and risks, mitigate and manage change
• Liaise with the Site Operator on staff logistics, training and accommodations, and oversee travel and accommodation schedules
• Respond to submittals and RFIs and address construction-phase issues
• Ensure adherence to program safety, environmental and quality standards

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, Geoscience or a related field
• 6+ years of experience in mining, mine closure, contaminated sites or northern remediation
• Demonstrated experience managing multi-disciplinary projects
• Excellent verbal and written communication, interpersonal, organizational and client management skills
• Valid driver's licence
• Willingness to travel to Faro, Yukon
• Preferred: P.Eng., P.Geo., PMP or similar designation, 15+ years in construction management, technical background in mine closure, tailings, waste rock or reclamation, experience on large or northern mine remediation programs, QA/QC and risk management background, and experience with federal agencies such as Public Service and Procurement Canada

Required skills

• MS Office Suite, with strong knowledge of Project, Excel and Word
• Project management

What we offer

• Hybrid work options and flexible arrangements
• Technical and professional development programs and career opportunities
• Competitive pay and benefits depending on employment status, including well-being programs, paid time off and a retirement savings plan