5+ years of experience in the oil and gas industry
Degree in environmental science, engineering, or related field preferred
Valid Class 5 driver's license
Strong project coordination and organizational skills
Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities
Attention to detail and accuracy in work
Field experience in environmental risk assessment and remediation is a plus
Responsibilities
Plan and deliver environmental projects aligned with operational priorities
Manage environmental data and regulatory compliance reporting
Oversee environmental risk assessments and remediation activities
Support Canadian Natural's Environmental Management System through training and guidance
Conduct field inspections to ensure environmental compliance
Collaborate with teams to investigate and address environmental issues
Coordinate initial spill response activities and manage contractors
Benefits
100% employer-paid extended health, dental, and vision benefits
Health & wellness spending account
Multiple community volunteer opportunities
Employee & Family Assistance Program
Access to online learning platforms for continuous development
Paid vacation and time off during Christmas week and summer Fridays
Full Job Description
Job Description
The Opportunity:
Make your mark while you grow your career! As the Environmental Field Coordinator, you will steward environmental compliance through strategic project planning and execution; providing expertise in liability reduction, environmental and regulatory compliance and reactionary management of environmental issues and challenges that require immediate actions to control, mitigate and resolve at operational sites within Canadian Natural's conventional operating areas. The position works closely with internal operational teams, regulators, and external stakeholders.
The successful candidate demonstrates strong knowledge of the oil and gas industry, environmental regulatory requirements, exceptional communication, coordination and follow-up skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. The role requires sound judgment, attention to detail, and discretion when handling regulatory submissions and sensitive information, along with the ability to collaborate effectively across multidisciplinary teams.
Job location: St Albert or Slave Lake, Alberta
Shift schedule: 5 x 2, 8-hour shifts (Monday - Friday)
Safety sensitive position: Yes
Application deadline: November 22, 2026
Key Accountabilities:
Plan, organize, and deliver environmental projects and programs efficiently, ensuring alignment with operational priorities while actively identifying and implementing continuous improvement opportunities
Accountable for managing environmental data, reporting and regulatory compliance obligations at sites with AER approvals and permits, including monthly and annual reporting, and coordination of soil and groundwater monitoring programs as required
Manage environmental risk assessment and remediation activities at operating sites to reduce interim environmental liabilities, including site prioritization, budget development, contractor oversight, and project management of onsite personnel
Support and implement Canadian Natural's Environmental Management System (EMS) by developing and delivering communication, training, and guidance for field employees and contractors
Conduct routine field inspections to verify environmental compliance, identify gaps, and proactively recommend mitigation measures to prevent or reduce future environmental liabilities
Collaborate with Safety, Compliance, and Operations teams to investigate environmental issues, implement corrective actions, and manage regulatory and operational risks
Coordinate and manage initial spill response activities, providing oversight of spill response consultants and remediation contractors to ensure timely and compliant execution
What You Bring to the Role:
Typically, 5+ years of oil and gas-related industry experience, supported by a degree in environmental science, engineering, or a related discipline is an asset
Valid Class 5 driver's license
Strong project coordination and organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and timelines
Strong interpersonal and communication skills, along with accuracy and attention to detail are a must
Field experience relating to the following will be considered an asset:
Environmental risk assessment, risk management and remediation as they pertain to liability management, regulatory compliance and spill response
A working knowledge of the provincial and federal environmental legislation
Experience with oil and gas facilities and processes (specific to Western Canadian oil and gas operations)
A working knowledge of siteview and familiarity with data management systems
