Ambient Technician -Cold Lake

Basic Purpose

• Calibrate and maintain air monitoring equipment to maximize uptime
• Produce high-quality, legally defensible environmental data safely and on schedule
• Provide excellent customer service and support
• Ensure compliance with environmental monitoring directives and protocols
• Deliver reliable, trustworthy service that builds client confidence

Key Accountability/Responsibilities

• Perform accurate calibration and troubleshooting of ambient air monitoring systems and sensors strictly following provincial air monitoring requirements.
• Prepare accurate and timely field documentation: calibration and service reports
• Working with the DAS and configuring data polling as required
• Communicate critical problems with team members to resolve issues quickly and minimize downtime
• Maintain adherence to Bureau Veritas policies, ISO standards, and client procedures; identify and report deviations
• Operate company vehicles safely, including towing trailers, and perform various field duties as assigned

Skills and Knowledge

• Post-secondary education in environmental science, chemistry, electronics, or instrumentation (or equivalent experience)
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities; proven ability to troubleshoot under pressure
• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude with basic technical knowledge of computers, electronics, pumps, and air sampling systems
• Valid Class 5 Driver's License with good driving record (fewer than 6 demerits); ability to safely operate and park trailers
• Ethical, motivated, detail-oriented with ability to work independently in demanding physical and weather conditions

Work Relationships

• Internal: Collaborate with ambient technicians, supervisors, manager, and technical/reporting staff
• External: Interact with client operators, representatives, and regulatory auditors
• Primarily independent fieldwork with occasional team consultation
• Communication-focused role requiring responsiveness and coordination

Working Conditions

• Extensive out-of-town travel with significant driving; work primarily alone after initial training
• Occasional outdoor work in all weather conditions; must climb ladders and perform heavy lifting
• Safety-sensitive role requiring work in remote, isolated, and potentially hazardous environments with exposure to contaminants and fumes
• Extended hours required; must carry and use company mobile device for communication
• Physical demands include working in noisy environments and managing hazardous materials (mostly compressed gas cylinders) with appropriate PPE