Conseiller∙ère principal∙e, liaison avec les parties prenantes environnementales
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About the Role
Alto is actively involved in transforming Canada's future through its high-speed rail project connecting Quebec City to Toronto. This innovative initiative, supported by the Government of Canada, aims to enhance citizen quality of life, strengthen community ties, and stimulate economic growth. We are seeking a Senior Advisor, Environmental Stakeholder Relations to take on a challenging and impactful role.
Responsibilities
- Lead the coordination of activities across multiple teams and functions to ensure alignment with strategic priorities and operational objectives related to engagement, communication, and consultation, while fostering collaboration and maintaining strong working relationships.
- Coordinate the integration of socio-economic, environmental, Indigenous, community, health, and sustainability considerations into the planning and preparation of impact assessments to support the achievement of a favorable decision and required authorizations.
- Foster collaboration between Alto's internal functions (Indigenous Relations, Government and Public Relations, Communications, and Sustainability) and the private development partner to ensure a harmonized approach to impact assessment activities.
- Support the development and implementation of integrated work plans, timelines, and coordination mechanisms that align socio-economic studies, engagement activities, environmental assessments, and regulatory deliverables.
- Ensure that socio-economic development opportunities, potential effects, mitigation measures, and community benefits are considered in impact assessments.
- Coordinate the collection, synthesis, and integration of information from multiple disciplines to support the preparation of impact assessment deliverables and regulatory submissions.
- Monitor interdependencies between technical design, environmental commitments, Indigenous consultation activities, socio-economic initiatives, and stakeholder engagement programs.
- Track commitments, actions, and deliverables related to socio-economic and community impact management, and support the preparation of reports for senior management and governance committees.
- Support the development of integrated mitigation and enhancement strategies to maximize positive socio-economic outcomes while minimizing negative impacts on communities and stakeholders.
- Contribute to ensuring that project planning and execution reflect organizational commitments to sustainability, community value creation, reconciliation, and responsible project development.
- Ensure that key milestones, deliverables, and decision points are effectively coordinated and communicated.
Requirements
- Approximately ten years of progressive experience in infrastructure development, with significant expertise in environmental assessment and permitting in Canada.
- Excellent knowledge of Canada's Impact Assessment Act and the Canadian Impact Assessment Agency (IAAC) processes, as well as a good understanding of provincial environmental assessment regimes (Ontario, Quebec, or other relevant jurisdictions).
- Demonstrated experience managing external consultants and multidisciplinary technical teams.
- Proven experience in direct dealings with regulatory bodies and government stakeholders.
- Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies, Environmental Science, Engineering, Urban Planning, Political Science, Industrial Relations, Economics, Public Policy, Engagement and Conflict Resolution, or a related field. A Master's degree is an asset.
Skills
- Strong action orientation; drives files forward, makes decisions even with incomplete information, and does not wait for perfect conditions to act.
- Developed political acumen; understands organizational and regulatory dynamics and can navigate skillfully between sometimes divergent interests.
- Excellent team spirit; fosters collaboration, builds trusting relationships internally and externally, shares successes, and takes responsibility.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills, including the ability to present cases to regulatory bodies and senior management.
- Good judgment in ambiguous contexts and under tight deadlines.
- Bilingualism (French and English).
Location
- Montreal
- Ottawa
- Toronto
Work Type
- Hybrid
Experience Level
- Senior
Education Level
- Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies, Environmental Science, Engineering, Urban Planning, Political Science, Industrial Relations, Economics, Public Policy, Engagement and Conflict Resolution, or a related field.
- Master's degree is an asset.
Benefits
- Basic group insurance paid for you and your family: medical, dental, life, disability, etc.
- Access to wellness and health accounts to support your lifestyle.
- $500 Flex-Alto account to encourage a healthy approach and more sustainable transportation.
- Pension plan and savings options (RRSP and TFSA).
- Vacation based on your experience, available upon hiring.
- An incentive compensation program.
- Flexible hybrid work mode.
- A work environment that encourages initiative, innovation, and forward-thinking solutions.
- A unique opportunity to shape the future of transportation in Canada.
About the Company
- Alto is actively involved in transforming Canada's future through its high-speed rail project connecting Quebec City to Toronto.
- This innovative initiative, supported by the Government of Canada, aims to enhance citizen quality of life, strengthen community ties, and stimulate economic growth.
Equal Opportunity
- We are working to create high-performing and diverse teams.
- At Alto, we believe in the strength of diverse teams. We aspire to offer an inclusive and equitable work environment where everyone can develop and thrive.
- Alto offers equal employment opportunities to all and invites qualified individuals, regardless of their identity, origin, or situation, to apply.
- Please let us know if you require any adjustments during the recruitment process. We will do our best to provide you with a fair and pleasant experience, while keeping any adjustment measures confidential.