Regulatory Project Manager

The Regulatory Project Manager

Job Location:

Vancouver - Canada

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: Yesterday

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Description

The Regulatory Project Manager is responsible for providing project management expertise and leadership for a variety of projects undergoing provincial and federal impact assessment and other regulatory processes. Duties will include but are not limited to planning budgeting conflict resolution and problem solving in a way that aligns with TWCs values mission and strategic priorities. The successful candidate will lead teams in the delivery of biophysical regulatory and human environment services to our diverse client base.

Duties and Responsibilities

Build and maintain positive client relationships focused on providing high-quality services across TWC business lines.
Interface with clients and team members to bid on set up manage and report on scopes of work.
Maintain a proficient level of technical knowledge in TWCs specialty areas including provincial (primarily BC) and federal impact assessments as well as all applicable regulatory requirements and best practices.
Manage multidisciplinary projects and delivery of all project components and oversight to team member activities.
Manage project forecasts budgets schedules costing and change to ensure projects are delivered on target.
Ensure timely submission of client invoices and client payment.
Prepare and provide review of proposals.
Work with TWC leadership to forecast and plan resource needs for projects.
Model and ensure compliance of team members with corporate values health and safety policies and any other client or regulatory standards.
Develop and maintain positive relationships with teammates; continually support career development and recognition for teammates.
Other duties as required.

Requirements

3 years of experience in a project management role.
Experience in environmental and/or socioeconomic impact assessment projects in BC. Experience in other jurisdictions is an asset.
Experience working with proponents regulators and/or Indigenous Nations on environmental or socioeconomic projects.
Previous experience in environmental and social consultancy required with experience working on mining projects in BC preferred.
Degree from an accredited institution.
Project management training and Project Management Professional (PMP) designation an asset.
Deep understanding of reconciliation and Indigenous communities in Canada.
Strong supervisory team leadership and conflict resolution skills.
Demonstrated ability to prioritize challenges and competing interests (e.g. time/cost/quality).
Strong desire to deliver high quality client service.
Demonstrated awareness and understanding of risks and liabilities.
Experience working with remote teams.
Advanced capability and familiarity with Microsoft Office applications.
Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to frame and communicate complex issues into simple tasks.
Alignment with TWC principles and values.
Adaptable within a fast-paced and dynamic work environment.

Required Experience:

Manager

DescriptionThe Regulatory Project Manager is responsible for providing project management expertise and leadership for a variety of projects undergoing provincial and federal impact assessment and other regulatory processes. Duties will include but are not limited to planning budgeting conflict reso...

Description

Duties and Responsibilities

Build and maintain positive client relationships focused on providing high-quality services across TWC business lines.
Interface with clients and team members to bid on set up manage and report on scopes of work.
Maintain a proficient level of technical knowledge in TWCs specialty areas including provincial (primarily BC) and federal impact assessments as well as all applicable regulatory requirements and best practices.
Manage multidisciplinary projects and delivery of all project components and oversight to team member activities.
Manage project forecasts budgets schedules costing and change to ensure projects are delivered on target.
Ensure timely submission of client invoices and client payment.
Prepare and provide review of proposals.
Work with TWC leadership to forecast and plan resource needs for projects.
Model and ensure compliance of team members with corporate values health and safety policies and any other client or regulatory standards.
Develop and maintain positive relationships with teammates; continually support career development and recognition for teammates.
Other duties as required.

Requirements

3 years of experience in a project management role.
Experience in environmental and/or socioeconomic impact assessment projects in BC. Experience in other jurisdictions is an asset.
Experience working with proponents regulators and/or Indigenous Nations on environmental or socioeconomic projects.
Previous experience in environmental and social consultancy required with experience working on mining projects in BC preferred.
Degree from an accredited institution.
Project management training and Project Management Professional (PMP) designation an asset.
Deep understanding of reconciliation and Indigenous communities in Canada.
Strong supervisory team leadership and conflict resolution skills.
Demonstrated ability to prioritize challenges and competing interests (e.g. time/cost/quality).
Strong desire to deliver high quality client service.
Demonstrated awareness and understanding of risks and liabilities.
Experience working with remote teams.
Advanced capability and familiarity with Microsoft Office applications.
Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to frame and communicate complex issues into simple tasks.
Alignment with TWC principles and values.
Adaptable within a fast-paced and dynamic work environment.