Archaeologist - Discipline Lead

My client who is a 75 year old Canadian environmental consultancy, is excited to announce a newly created position for an Archaeologist - Discipline Lead.

This unique opportunity allows the successful candidate to truly make the role their own, with significant autonomy to shape the direction and impact of their work.

The organization values the expertise and innovative approach the right individual will bring to their expanding team.

In this position, you will be an integral part of the team, where your insights and contributions will be highly valued. You will collaborate with a community of professionals who share your dedication, within a company culture that prioritizes people and embraces diversity of thought.

This position offers the chance to be at the forefront of a pioneering role within the company, providing the space to innovate, lead, and influence the integration of archaeological practices in environmental consultancy.

Your expertise will not only shape the role but also contribute significantly to the company’s ongoing success and reputation in the industry.

Remote / WFH / Hybrid : Hybrid

Travel : 50% Fieldwork, (30% travel)

Salary : $85,000 - $115,000 including benefits, pension plan, overtime, additional paid perks

Responsibilities :

• Lead and manage archaeological assessments, ensuring compliance with provincial and federal regulations across BC and AB.
• Design, implement, and oversee archaeological surveying and excavation projects.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate archaeological considerations into environmental assessments.
• Engage with Indigenous communities and stakeholders to facilitate respectful and inclusive project outcomes.
• Contribute to the development and refinement of internal methodologies and practices, leveraging your expertise to enhance company standards.

Requirements :

• Post-secondary degree in archaeology or anthropology with a specialty in archaeology, or an equivalent combination of documented archaeological training, analysis, and technical writing experience which meets the qualities and standards of the BCAPA.
• 7 to 10 years of relevant experience, preferably within an environmental consultancy setting.
• Demonstrated expertise in the archaeology of British Columbia and Alberta.
• Proven leadership in managing complex projects and interdisciplinary teams.
• Excellent communication skills, with a track record of successful stakeholder engagement.
• A proven track record as the primary author of archaeological publications or reports that align with the BCAPA's standards of excellence.
• A thorough understanding of all pertinent legislation and well-versed in the Heritage Conservation Act and other relevant legal frameworks, ensuring all archaeological activities are compliant.
• Must have independently held and fulfilled the obligations of a permit granted under the Heritage Conservation Act
• Expertise in directing and supervising archaeological surveys or excavations. This includes managing field teams effectively and ensuring scientific rigor in all fieldwork operations.
• Exceptional skills in engaging with clients, First Nations, and government agencies are required. Adept at fostering respectful and productive relationships with all stakeholders involved in the archaeological process.
• Comprehensive knowledge in scoping and budgeting archaeological projects is necessary. Capable of accurately assessing project requirements and costs, ensuring efficient and effective project execution.

To Apply :

To apply, please submit your cover letter and resume describing your experience and salary expectations in confidence via our careers site to see all open positions and apply visit our website :

www.EnviroCareers.ca

via email : [email protected] . Please indicate Archaeologist in your subject line.