FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Water and Environmental Sciences Student position?
Candidates must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or technical program in Sciences, such as Geology or Environmental Science, and must be returning to full-time studies after the work term.
Where will the student be working?
The Water and Environmental Sciences Student will be based out of the Syncrude Aurora location in Fort McMurray, Alberta.
Is relocation assistance provided for this position?
Yes, relocation assistance will be provided if required.
What are the typical work hours for this position?
The work hours are a regular 40-hour work week, Monday to Friday, with the potential for extended work.
Will students have the opportunity to become permanent employees after graduation?
Yes, many of our students go on to become permanent Suncor employees after they graduate.
What type of tasks will the student be responsible for?
Key responsibilities include supporting the development of regulatory required plans, managing water quality and volume monitoring data, aiding in preparation of presentations, and facilitating Indigenous community engagement activities.
Do I need to provide my transcripts with my application?
Yes, applicants are required to attach their most recent transcripts with their application.
What is Suncor’s commitment to diversity and inclusion?
Suncor is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive work environment where every employee feels valued and respected. They have numerous employee inclusion networks and are focused on creating respectful workplaces.
What kind of support will the Water and Environmental Sciences Student provide to the team?
The student will provide general support during meetings, manage information, compile data, aid in preparing slide decks and presentations, and coordinate team resources for various programs and projects.
Is prior work experience required for this student position?
The job description does not specify the need for prior work experience, focusing instead on current enrollment in a relevant educational program.