Environmental Management and Assessment

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Co-op type:

Optional

Skills students have at the start of co-op work term:

•  Environmental Site Assessment
• Regulatory Compliance
• Designated Substance Surveys
• Climate Change Assessment
• Waste Management
• Water Quality Management
• Air Quality Assessment
• Soil and Water Quality Assessment
• Sampling and Analytical Work
• Policy Development and Planning
• Environmental Health and Safety
• Natural Resources Planning and Management
• Environmental Research and Technology
• Environmental Business
• Environmental Health and Safety Compliance
• Environmental Research and Data Analysis
• Environmental Business Management

Suggested job titles:

• Assistant Resource Management Technician
• Environment and Social Governance Compliance Assistant
• Environmental Assistant/Scientist
• Environmental Consultant
• Environmental Field Technician
• Environmental Management & Assessment Assistant
• Environmental Technician/Technologist
• Environmental/Health Safety Technician
• Geoscience Assessment Officer
• GIS Assistant/Technician/Analyst
• Hazardous Materials Assessor
• Junior Geotechnical Field Technician
• Lab Technician
• Materials Testing Facility Technician
• Quality Assurance Engineering Assistant
• Research Assistant
• Site/Field Project Coordinator
• Survey technician
• Sustainability Project Assistant/Manager
• Water Analysis/Treatment Technician
• Water Resources Technician

Requirements to remain eligible for co-op:

Co-op students must maintain Co-op Eligibility at all times. In addition to maintaining Co-op Eligibility Criteria, students in this program must achieve:

• A minimum GPA of 3.5

Additional Info:

• Co-op students are strongly encouraged to obtain an Ontario G-class driver’s license to meet the employment requirements in this industry.
• This program offers one optional co-op work term.
• If you are an international student enrolled in the co-op program, you are required to have a valid co-op work permit before starting your work term. You must apply for and receive a Social Insurance Number to work in Canada. You are encouraged to start the application process in your preparation term as government processing time can take up to 4 months or more. Please refer to the Algonquin College International Education Centre for more information.