Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd.
Kelsey Stienwand is a skilled Junior Environmental Engineer at Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd. since October 2019, with a robust background in environmental engineering and research. Kelsey completed a Master of Science in Geo-environmental Engineering from the University of Alberta, where research focused on the influence of chemical amendments on oil sands fine tailings. Previous roles include serving as a Conservation and Reclamation Planner at Tor Land Resource Inc. and a Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant at the University of Alberta, where Kelsey mentored engineering students and led course tutorials. Additional experience spans positions with Alberta Environment and Parks as a co-op student and earlier engineering roles with the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo and Strathcona County, showcasing a strong foundation in environmental compliance, data management, and technical project support.
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Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd.
Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd. (MEMS) is an employee-owned consultancy, providing environmental, health and engineering services across Western Canada since 1998. We are known for our credibility, integrity, technical competence and our talented staff. We continually meet and exceed the needs of our client’s projects because we are prepared technically, professionally and logistically. We are delivery oriented and provide our clients with superior cost-effective service. Our senior management and employees have many years of applied experience and expertise in engineering and environmental sciences, policy development, planning, regulatory support, assessment, operations, remediation, reclamation and environmental information systems implementation. Combined, our team has worked in over 25 countries, spanning 5 continents. Our knowledge of world ecologies gives us a unique perspective, allowing us to approach problems in fresh inventive ways. MEMS provides a complete diversified range of services to assist organizations in meeting their environmental sciences and regulatory responsibilities.