Jobs at SLR Consulting

Provides senior technical leadership for hydrology projects across mining, energy, infrastructure, and resource development. Leads hydrologic investigations, monitoring programs, modelling, water balance studies, environmental flow assessments, technical reviews, regulatory submissions, and client advisory work. Supports project scopes, budgets, schedules, proposals, and business development while mentoring junior staff and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

Leads an ecology and biodiversity consulting team in British Columbia, overseeing staffing, capacity planning, performance, development, recruitment, client relationships, business development, and multidisciplinary project delivery. Manages project scope, budgets, schedules, quality assurance, technical reports, and regulatory submissions under Canadian environmental legislation. Requires extensive ecological consulting experience, professional biologist accreditation, environmental assessment expertise, strong technical writing, and project management skills.

Leads mineral processing and metallurgical engineering projects, including test-work design and supervision, plant design and optimization, operating cost estimation, mine due diligence, feasibility studies, financial modeling, technical reporting, client presentations, and project leadership. The role also supports business development and prepares NI 43-101 and international-equivalent reports while managing multidisciplinary teams and client relationships.

Coordinates multidisciplinary environmental and ecological consulting projects, including research, field audits, permitting, regulatory compliance, stakeholder communication, budget tracking, invoicing, scheduling, subcontractor management, and technical reporting. Supports environmental monitoring programs, field logistics, staff onboarding, health and safety documentation, and consultation with clients, regulators, contractors, and Indigenous Nations. The role requires environmental permitting knowledge, strong organization, and proficiency with project, GIS, field data, and business systems.

Oversee financial control and performance across project portfolios in the US and Canada. Responsibilities include monitoring project financial health, managing invoicing, cash flow, write-offs, billing, reporting, compliance, and risk mitigation. The role supports project managers from initiation through closure, improves project administration processes, develops best-practice materials, prepares variance reports, and mentors project control staff.