555beb2a-b32 Intermediate Mine Permitting Specialist As an Intermediate Mine Permitting Specialist based in Saskatoon or Regina, Saskatchewan, you will help advance responsible mining projects across Saskatchewan and Western Canada through a hybrid work arrangement. Working within WSP's Mining practice in the Earth, Resources and Industry (ERI) business, you will connect regulatory requirements, Indigenous engagement, environmental science, and engineering design to create practical and defensible approval pathways across the full mine lifecycle.

Your Impact:

  • Deliver environmental permitting strategies that help mining projects advance responsibly from exploration through closure.
  • Lead the preparation and technical review of environmental assessments, permit applications, and regulatory responses that support clear, defensible decisions.
  • Develop permitting roadmaps that align approval requirements with project schedules, design choices, and regulatory risk management.
  • Connect engineering and environmental teams so that approval commitments are embedded in project design and execution.
  • Coordinate multidisciplinary contributions across water, geochemistry, atmospheric sciences, reclamation, and closure to strengthen integrated deliverables.
  • Build trusted relationships with clients, regulators, and Indigenous communities through respectful engagement and responsive technical support.

The Skills That Set You Apart:

  • A university degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Geoscience, or a related discipline.
  • Progressive experience delivering environmental assessments, mining permits, and approvals for complex Canadian projects.
  • Strong working knowledge of provincial and federal environmental assessment and permitting frameworks relevant to Saskatchewan and Western Canada.
  • Experience supporting respectful regulator and Indigenous engagement, consultation processes, and responses to information requests.
  • Ability to advise clients and multidisciplinary teams on permitting pathways, regulatory risk, approval strategy, and schedule integration.
  • Technical writing and quality-review skills for complex submissions that translate scientific and engineering information into clear regulatory documentation.
  • Experience coordinating technical inputs across water, geochemistry, air quality, reclamation, closure, or related environmental disciplines.
  • A professional designation such as P.Geo., P.Eng., RPBio., or an equivalent credential is preferred.

Compensation:

  • AB, BC, NT, NU, SK & YT: $93,700 - $124,200
  • MB & ON: $85,500 - $117,800
  • NB, NL, NS, PE & QC: $84,700 - $112,400

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]]> full-time mid hybrid $93,700 - $124,200 Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Geoscience, Regulatory Frameworks, Indigenous Engagement, Technical Writing, P.Geo., P.Eng., RPBio. Consulting Consulting WSP WSP is a global engineering, advisory, and science-based expertise company. CAD 93700 124200 yearly https://emit.fa.ca3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_2001/job/95541 Regina, SK, Canada, SK Regina, SK, Canada SK CA 2026-10-26 unknown unknown