Junior/Intermediate Contaminated Sites Field Supervisor

NorthWind Core Values:

OUR CULTURE | GROWTH MINDSET | TEAM FIRST | PERFORMANCE AND PURPOSE DRIVEN

NorthWind Land Resources is seeking a Junior/Intermediate Field Supervisor to oversee environmental field operations across our active projects. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in hands-on, outdoor work and is prepared to spend up to 90% of their time in the field for periods of up to two weeks. The Field Supervisor plays a critical role in ensuring safe, efficient, and cost-effective delivery of remediation and reclamation programs, while maintaining strict attention to project budgets and contractor performance.

NorthWind Land Resources Inc. is an environmental consulting firm with offices in Edmonton, Calgary, Peace River and Athabasca and a field office in Edson, Alberta. The firm was established in 1999 and has acquired a solid reputation for providing clients with expertise in the fields of reclamation, remediation and overall environmental liability management. We are a dynamic, results oriented company that delivers outstanding value to our clients while maintaining the highest levels of integrity. Offering a great place to work, NorthWind has a team of motivated employees who are highly trained and knowledgeable with a vision to be an industry leader in the provision of environmental services.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead full execution of the day-to-day Phase 2 ESA field programs, ensuring scope completeness and quality, including oversight of drilling, soil logging and sampling, and real-time adaptation to site conditions.
• Supervise and coordinate field crews and contractors, ensuring adherence to safety regulations, environmental requirements, and project specifications.
• Maintain accurate, defensible field documentation, including detailed notes, daily reports, and photo records, while coordinating with project managers and office teams to ensure data quality and reporting readiness.
• Maintain responsibility for daily cost tracking, ensuring that contractor equipment, labour, and material charges are accurate and reconciled against project budgets.
• Review and verify contractor daily tickets for completeness and accuracy before submission, proactively addressing discrepancies with crews or subcontractors.
• Provide clear, timely daily updates to Project Managers regarding progress, costs, site conditions, and potential risks.
• Act as site supervisor and Prime Contractor representative, maintaining compliance with occupational health and safety legislation.
• Mentor and support junior staff by providing technical guidance and on-site training.

• Diploma or degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Technology, or a related field (or equivalent field experience).
• Minimum of 3 years of progressive experience in contaminated sites assessment
• Strong working knowledge of Alberta regulatory requirements, environmental best practices, and safety standards.
• Proven ability to manage costs in the field, with experience in reviewing contractor tickets and tracking project budgets.
• Excellent organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Comfortable working in remote locations and adapting to variable field conditions.
• Familiarity with environmental data systems (e.g., Matidor, SiteView, ESdat) considered an asset.

At NorthWind, you’ll be joining a team of experienced consultants and technicians with diverse backgrounds and expertise. Our Edmonton office is conveniently transit-accessible, close to amenities, and offers both parking and an on-site fitness center. We take pride in our welcoming and collaborative culture—professional, yet comfortable and relaxed. With our smaller company feel, you’ll benefit from meaningful opportunities for growth, mentorship, and hands-on experience that are often harder to find in larger organizations. At NorthWind, we are committed to fostering a safe and supportive work environment, valuing our employees, delivering exceptional client service, and upholding the highest standards of environmental stewardship.