Woodlands Operations Supervisor - Operational Planning

Woodlands Operations Supervisor Operational Planning

Williams Lake, British Columbia

Looking to grow from the ground up? Do you enjoy spending time in the forest, working alongside a team of some of our industry’s top professionals?

Our Woodlands Operations Supervisor plays an integral part in ensuring a sustainable supply of lumber to our local sawmills.

Read on to learn how you can join our team and make an impact!

We’re looking for a Woodlands Operations Supervisor - Operational Planning to join our Cariboo Woodlands Division located in Williams Lake, British Columbia.

The Cariboo Woodlands Team manages Tolko's and our partners tenure in the central interior of British Columbia covering an area of 2,, hectares.

We are dedicated to sustaining these areas to the benefit of all who live and work there.

Our ideal candidate has the following qualifications :

• Minimum 5- years of related industry experience.
• Post secondary education in Forestry.
• Active Registered Professional Forester or Forester Technician designation.
• Experience in managing projects and leading a team to success.
• Possess a good understanding of forest management including planning, timber development, roads and timber harvesting.
• Ability to build relationships with local contractors, stakeholders and Indigenous Communities.
• Unwavering commitment to safety while working in the field.
• Self-directed time-management skills.

We value diversity at Tolko and know that experience and knowledge come in many forms. Even if you don't have all the qualifications above, please apply.

We would love to hear your story and have you grow with us.

In this role you will :

• Focus on operational planning that meets mill volume requirements, allow efficient access to wood supply, and consider multi-stakeholder requirements consistent with Tolko’s Forest Stewardship Plan.
• Manage quality control while working with other professionals including RPFs, RFTs, hydrologists and biologists.
• Build relationships with First Nation partners and other stakeholders including tenure holders landowners, government, and communities.
• Have the benefit of a flexible schedule working 2-3 days in the office and 2-3 days in the field each week. You are empowered to manage priority initiatives and schedule your time accordingly.

So, what’s in it for you?

• You’ll take on an exciting new challenge with supportive team members .
• You'll earn a competitive salary based on your skills and experience. The expected base salary range for this position is $, - $, per year .
• You’ll be eligible for excellent benefits and access to our retirement plans , so you don’t have to choose between your bottom line and your wellbeing or your future.
• You may also be eligible for relocation support including community connections so you can live (and play) where you work.
• You’ll be supported in continued development through on-the-job and classroom training.
• You’ll be part of a positive, innovative, and inclusive work environment .
14 days ago