Environmental Technician (contract)

Alamos Gold Inc. is hiring an Environmental Technician for a contract position in Dubreuilville, ON. The role involves conducting field-based environmental programs, data management, and ensuring compliance with environmental standards. Responsibilities include inspections, air quality monitoring, water sampling, and assisting with hazardous waste management. Candidates should have post-secondary education in related fields, a valid Canadian Driver’s License, and strong computer skills. The salary range is CA$62,250–CA$112,150 per year.
About the position

Alamos Gold Inc. is a Canadian-based gold producer committed to creating value through solid financial performance, low-cost production growth, and social responsibility and environmental stewardship. The Island Gold District is becoming one of the largest and lowest-cost gold mines in Canada, located in northern Ontario. This role supports meeting the mines’ environmental targets and contributing to a positive environmental culture. The position involves conducting field-based environmental programs and data management, including inspections, emergency response, air quality monitoring equipment maintenance, water sampling, streamflow measurements, field surveys, and environmental database maintenance and reporting.

Responsibilities

Adhere to site health and safety protocols, including actively participating in day-to-day safety meetings, assessment and procedures.Employ knowledge of environmental procedures, techniques and regulations. Adhere to internal standard procedures.Conduct inspections, collect field data and samples according to the monitoring schedule, adhering to internal standard procedures.Perform downloads, calibration and maintenance of field and lab equipment.Collect environmental samples, such as surface water, groundwater, and air, and record field measurements and notes.Prepare samples for shipment to laboratory.Assist in streamflow measurements and topographic surveys.Assist with hazardous waste management.Assist with environmental incident investigation and response.Conduct data management and analysis, record keeping and reporting.Contribute to the continuous improvement of health and safety protocols and internal procedures.Requirements

Post-secondary education in Environmental, Geology, Engineering or related fields.Valid Canadian Driver’s License.Superior computer skills, including data management and analysis.Technical writing experience.Demonstrate a strong commitment to working in a safe, environmentally and socially responsible manner.Be comfortable working independently and in teams.Undertake physical activities in the outdoors, at times in remote locations.Operation of pickup trucks, ATVs, snowmobiles and boats is a requirement for this position.Be team-focused, creative and flexible to perform other duties as required.Nice-to-haves

Prior experience working at mines or remote sites is an asset.Prior training and experience with boats, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and/or snowmobiles are an asset.Benefits

The expected salary range for this role is intended to support transparency and informed decision making. Final compensation will be based on skills, experience and internal equity.