Requisition ID:95180 Job Category:Environmental Location:Vancouver,BC,Canada Join a company that is passionately committed to the pursuit of a better world through positive change. With more than 65 years of business and technical expertise inmining, energy, and infrastructure,our 10,000 colleagues in 150 countries tirelessly work toward bettering the industries in which we operate. With practical solutions that are safe, innovative and sustainable, we think globally while acting locally.Are you looking for an opportunity to join a diverse group of professionals who are committed to remaining exceptional? We look forward to hearing from you. Our advisory and consulting experts support almost every project at Hatch, whether in metals, infrastructure, or energy. We consult with our clients to help them meet their business, financing, and project objectives. Interested in consulting to our clients alongside leading experts across various sectors? Join our Advisory team today Full:time position located in Vancouver A successful project needs to do more than deliver on its intended purpose. It needs to address the needs of its residents and provide real, tangible benefits for the surrounding community. It must wholeheartedly embrace the mantra of leaving it better than we found it, ensuring a brighter future for the lives it affects. Inclusion and collaboration with local communities is the key to successful project delivery. In a practice that is growing, you will be part of Hatch's global Community Engagement and Social Performance (CESP) group that collaborates with clients, communities, stakeholders, and Hatch's engineering teams to create mutually beneficial and sustainable metals, energy, and infrastructure projects. The opportunity is unique: Hatch's wealth of technical engineering experience combined with community insights creates an inclusive vision for clients' projects : and we are helping to make this a reality. Hatch is currently seeking to recruit a Specialist, CESP role to be an integral part of a growing global practice. Reporting to the Regional Director, Environment and Sustainability : Western Canada, you will be responsible to provide advice, guidance and generate deliverables for clients with respect to their social performance needs. In this role, you will: stylemargin:bottom:11.0px: : Provide CESP:specialized expertise throughout the life cycle of our clients' projects : Deliver CESP services with a focus on stakeholder engagement and community engagement planning and management ensuring that the full complement of CESP services are embedded within client needs (e.g., social impact assessment and management, agreement making, community and Indigenous engagement and consultation, human rights, local employment and procurement, place:based planning and social investment services) : Record, research, identify and anticipate social risks to project development, including solutions to meet these challenges : Assist infrastructure, mining, and energy companies as they deliver upon their socioeconomic commitments and develop plans to meet industry best practice : Support projects in Canada as well as internationally and apply jurisdictional and international standards and requirements to social impact assessment and management, as well as community engagement services : Develop proposals and bids and support the implementation of a CESP pursuits : Share your experiences with colleagues and clients at speaking events, networking events, conferences, webinars and through online blog posts Skills and Qualifications: : Degree qualified in anthropology, social sciences, communications, law, public policy, sustainability, or a related field; advanced degree preferred. : 8+ years' stakeholder and community engagement experience across the project lifecycle on major projects ideally in complex cultural and socio:political environments.