Environmental Manager
Company: THE MILLER GROUP
Job Location: MARKHAM, ONTARIO, CAN
Type of Contract: Regular
Posting Start Date: 10/26/26
Role Purpose:The Environmental Manager is responsible for leading and advancing environmental strategy, governance, and compliance across all divisions of The Miller Group. This role provides leadership in the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of corporate environmental programs and ensures alignment with organizational objectives, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices.
The Environmental Manager drives environmental performance across the business by establishing enterprise-wide standards, fostering a culture of environmental stewardship, and partnering with operational leaders to proactively manage environmental risks and opportunities. The position provides strategic oversight of the Environmental Management System (EMS), Colas corporate initiatives, regulatory compliance, project environmental management, and industrial hygiene. This role also supports sustainability initiatives and carbon reduction programs while influencing business decisions that support operational excellence and long-term environmental sustainability.
Main Responsibilities:1. Strategic Leadership, Planning & Program Governance- Lead the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of environmental strategies, programs, and policies across all operating divisions.
- Establish and govern enterprise-wide environmental management frameworks aligned with business objectives, regulatory requirements, and sustainability commitments.
- Provide strategic oversight of environmental assessments, management plans, risk mitigation initiatives, and environmental planning for construction and operational activities.
- Lead the implementation and continuous enhancement of The Miller Group's Environmental Management System (EMS), ensuring consistency across all business units.
- Support carbon reduction and sustainability initiatives by identifying opportunities to improve environmental performance and reduce organizational impact.
- Develop environmental objectives, KPIs, and action plans to drive continuous improvement and operational excellence.
- Monitor environmental trends, emerging legislation, and industry best practices to ensure proactive program adaptation.
- Oversee environmental project planning, resource allocation, prioritization, and team development to support business growth and operational needs.
2. Compliance, Risk Management & Reporting- Provide enterprise-wide accountability for environmental compliance across all operations, ensuring adherence to municipal, provincial, federal, and corporate requirements.
- Develop and maintain compliance assurance programs, including auditing, monitoring, corrective action, and governance processes.
- Lead environmental auditing activities and all aspects of industrial hygiene management, ensuring timely identification and mitigation of risks.
- Oversee environmental reporting, permitting, regulatory submissions, greenhouse gas reporting, and carbon performance measurement.
- Serve as the escalation point for significant environmental incidents, ensuring thorough investigation, corrective action, and executive reporting.
- Monitor environmental performance, compliance obligations, and action plans while providing regular updates and recommendations to senior leadership.
3. Stakeholder Engagement & Organizational Influence- Serve as the principal environmental advisor to senior leaders, operational teams, and corporate stakeholders.
- Build strategic partnerships across the business to align environmental priorities with operational and organizational objectives.
- Represent The Miller Group with regulatory agencies, industry associations, customers, and external stakeholders on environmental matters.
- Lead environmental awareness, training, and capability-building initiatives to strengthen environmental ownership across the organization.
- Influence business decisions through expert guidance on environmental risk, sustainability, regulatory developments, and emerging opportunities.
- Drive alignment across The Miller Group, Colas Canada, Colas SA, and subsidiary organizations to ensure consistency in environmental practices, reporting, and performance standards.
- Promote a culture of environmental responsibility, operational excellence, and continuous improvement through executive reporting, stakeholder engagement, and organizational leadership
Requirements:- Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Ecology, Sustainability, Natural Resources Management, Geography, or a related discipline.
- 8-12 years of progressive environmental management experience, preferably within construction, infrastructure, aggregates, heavy civil, manufacturing, or industrial environments.
- Minimum 3-5 years in a leadership, supervisory, or program management capacity.
- Experience developing and implementing environmental management systems and compliance programs.
- Demonstrated experience managing regulatory compliance with municipal, provincial, and federal environmental legislation.
- Experience conducting environmental audits, inspections, incident investigations, and corrective action planning.
- Experience supporting large-scale operational or construction projects with environmental planning and risk mitigation.
- Experience leading environmental programs across multiple business units or geographic regions preferred
- Experience managing direct reports and developing environmental professionals preferred
- Experience preparing and presenting environmental performance metrics and risk assessments to senior leadership preferred
- Experience leading corporate sustainability, carbon reduction, or ESG initiatives preferred
- Experience working within a matrixed or multinational organization preferred
Compensation:The salary range for this role is $101,600 to $127,000. Salary ranges take into account the skills, knowledge and experience of the successful candidate.
ProfileTypically requires a bachelor's degree and at least 8-10 years of experience
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