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Permitting and Enforcement Officer
Metro Vancouver —Burnaby, BC
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MKS Inc. —Richmond, BC
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- 8 hour shift
- English
- Organizational skills
- Manufacturing
- Commuter benefits
- Dental care
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Intermediate Materials Engineer, Concrete Technology
WSP —Vancouver, BC
- $70,600–$102,500 a year
- Engineering
- Analysis skills
- Travel
Health and Safety Associate - UBC Facilities
University of British Columbia —Vancouver, BC
- $6,438.50–$9,255.58 a month
- Full-time
- Databases
- Bachelor's
- Computer skills
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QA/QC Technician - Nutraceutical industry
Herbaland Naturals —Richmond, BC
- $22–$28 an hour
- Overtime
- English
- Bachelor's
- Quality Control
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Health and Safety Associate - UBC Facilities
UBC Faculty of Forestry —Vancouver, BC
- $6,438.50–$9,255.58 a month
- Full-time
- Databases
- Bachelor's
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Mine Water Specialist
Arcadis —Vancouver, BC
- $71,000–$106,000 a year
- Hybrid work
- Engineering
- Master's degree
- Presentation skills
Medical Laboratory Technician
IDEXX —Delta, BC
- $25.65 an hour
- Part-time
- High school diploma or GED
- In-person
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Training Coordinator and Supervisor
UBC Faculty of Forestry —Vancouver, BC
- $5,377.61–$6,308.19 a month
- Weekends as needed
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Outlook
QC Microbiology Manager
AbCellera —Vancouver, BC
- $105,600–$132,000 a year
- Bachelor's
Senior Geochemist
AECOM —Burnaby, BC
- $85,000–$147,000 a year
- Full-time
- Hybrid work
- Doctoral degree
- Master's degree
- Databases
- Employee stock purchase plan
- Dental care
Senior Geotechnical Engineer
AECOM —Burnaby, BC
- $190,000–$220,000 a year
- Full-time
- Hybrid work
- Doctoral degree
- Engineering
- Laboratory experience
- Employee stock purchase plan
- Dental care
Senior Mining Geotechnical Engineer/ Ingénieur géotechnique minier principal
Arcadis —Vancouver, BC
- $163,000–$196,000 a year
- Hybrid work
- Microsoft Powerpoint
- Bilingual
- Microsoft Word
Water Treatment Operator (14x14)
Bullitt Staffing Inc —Canada
- $45 an hour
- Immediate opening
- Communication skills
6d
Manager, netCAD Blood4Research Operations
Canadian Blood Services —Vancouver, BC
- $114,800–$135,100 a year
- Full-time
- Team management
- Travel
- Organizational skills
- Wellness program
- Dental care
2d
Laboratory Assistant
ALS —Vancouver, BC
- $21.12 an hour
- Full-time
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Outlook
- Disability insurance
- Dental care
5d
Technology Development Co-Op Student
Mangrove Lithium —Delta, BC
- $24 an hour
- Microsoft Excel
- Engineering
- Data analysis skills
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Permitting and Enforcement Officer

Metro Vancouver -
Burnaby, BC

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Job details

Full-time
$6,868.66–$8,109.86 a month
5 days ago

Qualifications

Computer operation

Full job description

Department: Environmental Regulation & Enforcement
Employee Group: Teamsters Local 31
Location: 4515 Central Boulevard, Burnaby
Salary Range/ Wage Rate: PG T25 $3,434.33 - $4,054.93 bi-weekly

Our Environmental Regulation & Enforcement Department is seeking a Permitting and Enforcement Officer who will promote compliance with and enforce Metro Vancouver’s solid waste bylaws, solid waste licences, assigned liquid waste and air quality permits and other emission regulations; respond to air quality complaints; draft memoranda recommending licences and permits; and explain Metro Vancouver’s role in regulatory authority to businesses and members of the public. Your responsibilities will focus on solid waste regulation while also supporting the liquid waste and air quality regulatory programs.

You are: A science technologist with an eye for detail, experience with solid waste processes, interpersonal skills which allow you to effectively interact with a wide range of regulated facilities and the public, and a keen interest in waste diversion and protecting the environment.

This role:

Reviews building permits, business licenses, and permit applications to locate and check on potential air pollution emissions and researches available pollution literature; recommends contaminant permit levels and compliance criteria based upon legislative intent and guidelines, industry standards, control technology and the particular circumstances of the permitted industry; drafts new and amended permits and writes related reports for a superior's review; obtains permittee's understanding of restriction rationale and negotiates permit specifications; prepares draft approvals for short term discharges.
Investigates direct and indirect industrial liquid waste discharges to sewer systems; prepares reports and drafts permits establishing maximum limits and criteria for a wide variety of effluent parameters; investigates and reports industrial causes for unusual sewage treatment plant upsets or events; inspects, assesses and determines acceptability to sewage treatment plants of liquid waste to be discharged from commercial and industrial septic and holding tanks; establishes and obtains specific industry agreement for the upgrading of effluent treatment systems; determines need for and collects representative waste water samples for analysis by laboratory.
Inspects industrial plants and sites, both permitted and unpermitted, for compliance with air, waste water and solid waste bylaws; assesses contaminants generated, determines plant emission and discharge points, processes and performance levels, and assesses compliance with permit restrictions or need for a new or amended permit to be issued; records aesthetic and opacity observations, and writes site inspection reports.
Monitors assigned territory to identify new potential industrial air, waste water or solid waste problems and to verify compliance of permitted sources; surveys assigned territory periodically for smoke, odour or particulate violations and performs and records opacity measurements and aesthetic observations of permitted sources to assess compliance.
Evaluates installation applications for control equipment, prepares installation and operating permits and examines final construction for compliance with relevant by-laws and regulations; inspects existing control equipment, sets maximum emission levels, criteria and operating procedures; advises operators of recommended operating procedures and drafts letters of repair, replacement or shutdown.
Enforces permit compliance by determining violation occurrence; discusses violations and compliance requirements with perpetrator; drafts letters and notices of violation to secure control of unauthorized sources; and gathers evidence to prosecute under the applicable legislation.
Answers pollution complaints from the public, determines nature and extent of problem and amount of investigation required; investigates and collects information; ensures corrective action is taken where appropriate and communicates problem and its resolution to inquirer’s satisfaction; may draft reply letters for a superior's review.
Discusses, educates, informs and provides technical assistance to obtain cooperation of industries and the public on pollution control and prevention measures to bring a satisfactory conclusion to pollution problems and exceedances.
Provides support and assistance to the Sampling Technician during emission compliance tests by assembling equipment, observing plant operation during the tests and ensuring tests are conducted under typical plant operating conditions.
Prepares and maintains related files, reports and documentation; prepares site plans and maintains air emission, liquid waste and solid waste databases using a micro computer; and utilizes a computer terminal to enter and retrieve complaint data.
Performs assigned special projects such as conducting reference library searches or participating as member of special committees; reviews literature in pollution management fields; attends related meetings, seminars and conferences to maintain awareness of current developments.

To be successful, you have:

Completion of a diploma from a recognized Institute of Technology with emphasis on Chemistry and pollution control. Sound related experience OR an equivalent combination of training and experience.
Membership or eligibility for membership as an Applied Science Technologist with the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of B.C.
Thorough knowledge of legislation and regulations governing the work.
Considerable knowledge of the pollution potential of industrial plants, commercial operations and government installations in a large urban area.
Considerable knowledge of the chemical and physical reasons for the pollution by products of a variety of plant processes.
Considerable knowledge of current air pollution and sewer discharge control and prevention methods and equipment, and of solid waste management methods.
Ability to obtain the cooperation of industries and the public through education, discussion, guidance and persuasion and to answer, investigate and resolve pollution complaints from the public.
Ability to research available pollution literature, conduct investigations and collect evidence, establish contaminant levels and compliance criteria, and prepare air pollution permits, solid waste licenses, and liquid waste permits.
Ability to inspect a wide variety of industrial plants and sites, to patrol and survey an assigned area to monitor emissions and to enforce legislative and permit compliance.
Ability to provide support and assistance to the stack testing program, to prepare and maintain related records and use a computer terminal for data entry and retrieval, to perform special projects, and to maintain awareness of current developments in pollution control fields.
Ability to use a micro computer to prepare site plans and other documents and to maintain databases related to the work.
Ability to conduct inspections and assist the Sampling Technician in a variety of test situations and weather conditions and to drive a vehicle in an assigned area with all kinds of traffic, route and weather variables.
Skill in setting up and using air pollution control devices, detecting pollutants, and gathering samples.
Valid Driver's Licence for B.C.

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