Intermediate Mine Permitting Specialist

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The Opportunity

Your Impact Starts Here — Are you ready to tackle some of the most complex and rewarding challenges in the industry? In this role, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate with brilliant minds and contribute to high-profile projects that are changing the landscape of our world.

As an Intermediate Mine Permitting Specialist based in Saskatoon or Regina, Saskatchewan, you will help advance responsible mining projects across Saskatchewan and Western Canada through a hybrid work arrangement. Working within WSP's Mining practice in the Earth, Resources and Industry (ERI) business, you will connect regulatory requirements, Indigenous engagement, environmental science, and engineering design to create practical and defensible approval pathways across the full mine lifecycle.

You will serve as a trusted technical advisor to clients and project teams, contribute hands-on permitting leadership, and support the growth of emerging practitioners while helping projects move from exploration and development through operations, expansion, and closure.

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Your Impact

• Deliver environmental permitting strategies that help mining projects advance responsibly from exploration through closure.

• Lead the preparation and technical review of environmental assessments, permit applications, and regulatory responses that support clear, defensible decisions.

• Develop permitting roadmaps that align approval requirements with project schedules, design choices, and regulatory risk management.

• Connect engineering and environmental teams so that approval commitments are embedded in project design and execution.

• Coordinate multidisciplinary contributions across water, geochemistry, atmospheric sciences, reclamation, and closure to strengthen integrated deliverables.