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About the role

  • Environmental Planner coordinating ecological assessments and consultation for Ontario infrastructure projects. Supporting design, permitting, stakeholder engagement and environmental compliance at LGL Limited.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate environmental planning and assessment activities for transportation, transit, municipal and other infrastructure projects
  • Prepare environmental assessment and planning documents, including ESDs, TESRs, EPRs, DCRs, consultation plans and supporting technical materials
  • Coordinate multidisciplinary environmental studies and integrate input from technical specialists in natural heritage, fisheries and aquatic ecosystems, arboriculture, cultural heritage, archaeology, noise, air quality and hydrogeology
  • Review project designs and technical submissions to identify environmental issues, impacts, mitigation measures, commitments, permits and approvals
  • Support public, agency, municipal and stakeholder consultation activities, including notices, presentation materials, consultation records and responses to comments
  • Liaise with clients, design teams, technical specialists, contractors, municipalities, regulatory agencies and other government authorities
  • Track environmental commitments and project requirements through planning, design and, where applicable, construction
  • Assist with project management activities, including scope, schedule, budget and quality control
  • Contribute to proposals and other business development initiatives

Requirements

  • A university degree in environmental planning, urban or land use planning, environmental studies, geography, environmental science or a related discipline
  • Minimum 5 years of relevant environmental planning experience, preferably in a consulting environment and with progressively increasing responsibility
  • Experience supporting environmental assessments for transportation, transit, municipal infrastructure or other complex infrastructure projects in Ontario
  • Experience working through multiple project phases, such as planning, preliminary design, detailed design and/or construction
  • Experience supporting public, agency and stakeholder consultation
  • Experience working with engineering/design teams to integrate environmental requirements and mitigation into project design
  • Working knowledge of Ontario environmental assessment and planning processes, including the MTO Class Environmental Assessment process and/or Transit Project Assessment Process
  • Working knowledge of relevant federal, provincial and municipal environmental legislation, policies, standards and guidelines
  • Understanding of environmental impact assessment, mitigation, environmental commitments and permitting/approval requirements
  • Ability to interpret engineering drawings, design information and technical reports from an environmental planning perspective
  • Strong technical writing, document preparation and review skills
  • Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple tasks and deliverables within project schedules and budgets
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills and ability to work effectively with clients, technical specialists, engineers, contractors, regulatory agencies and government authorities
  • Ability to identify environmental issues early and develop practical solutions
  • Sound judgement, attention to detail and ability to manage changing priorities, work independently and deliver high-quality work within tight timelines
  • Experience with MTO, Metrolinx, municipal or other public-sector infrastructure projects is considered a strong asset
  • Experience with transit projects and the Transit Project Assessment Process (TPAP) is considered an asset

Benefits

  • Competitive salary with potential for profit-sharing and ownership
  • Extended health benefits and disability coverage
  • RRSP contributions
  • Progressive vacation policy
  • Support for professional certifications
  • Safe, inclusive, and respectful workplace where your voice matters
  • Flexible work arrangements, including hybrid opportunities and remote-based roles

Job title

Job type

Full Time

Experience level

Mid levelSenior

Salary

CA$70,000 - CA$85,000 per year

Degree requirement

Bachelor's Degree

Location requirements

HybridTorontoCanada

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