FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Graduate or Junior Engineer/Scientist in the Emergency Preparedness and Response Team in Ontario?
The main responsibilities include performing work with skilled professionals in the Environmental Group, collaborating on projects across North America, and actively participating in emergency response efforts.
What opportunities for specialization and advancement are available for New Graduate or Junior Engineers/Scientists in this role?
There are opportunities to specialize in emergency response techniques and technologies, as well as to advance within the company through training programs and project leadership roles.
Where is the role based and what is the primary office location for this position?
The role is based out of the Waterloo, ON office, where the Emergency Preparedness and Response Team is located. This office serves as the primary location for collaboration and project work.
What level of experience is required for this Graduate or Junior Engineer/Scientist role in the Emergency Response team?
This role is ideal for new graduates or junior engineers/scientists who are looking to jumpstart their careers in environmental engineering and emergency response. Some exposure to the field is preferred, but not required.
What can a Graduate or Junior Engineer/Scientist expect in terms of professional development and mentorship opportunities within the team?
Professional development and mentorship opportunities are available for all team members, with experienced professionals providing guidance and support to help junior employees grow their skills and knowledge in the field of emergency preparedness and response.