Industry and Government has it challenges - we know, that is why we are in consulting.
If you're looking for flexibility, good pay and good culture, then please read on.
Before we start, a skill testing question.
When looking for an opportunity to work in forestry, what do you look for in an employer :
a. A positive, fun and flexible work environment
b. A diverse array of projects
c. A beautiful town in which to live
d. Unlimited growth opportunities
e. A company with a clear vision, solid core values and good culture
f. All of the above
If you answered 'f.' then please read on.
Salary
80-100k (salary depends on how awesome and experienced you are),
biannual profit share, RRSP contributions, training allowance, professional dues,
signing and staying bonus, 5 weeks vacation, gear allowance, health and wellness
account, relocation expense and access to company trucks.
Roles and Responsibilities
Project manage our current forest planning and operations business lines. We want to
emphasize that we would really like you to be more of a PM and Mentor than a Senior
Technician. We want you to deal with the timelines, logistics, and mentoring the crew in
the office to complete the deliverables. Field time will mostly be a mentoring role with
both new hires and mentoring Sr techs on difficult ground. Thus as it is with most PM
jobs you will be required to develop project plans, safety, timelines, budgets and
resource allocations (the regular stuff). As mentioned, a big focus of your time will be
creating, growing and mentoring your team.
We also expect that you will assist with new business development initiatives and
expansion of existing business lines. This position would suit someone with an
entrepreneurial spirit and diverse background in forest planning and operations
You will oversee projects ranging from multiphase layout and engineering to wildfire
KLC, Atco, Interfor and BCTS. We also provide services to other MoF departments such
as Compliance and Enforcement, Rec. Sites and Trails BC, Stewardship and
Engineering. We are happy to serve local Community Forests including SIFCO, Harrop
Proctor and NACFOR (this one we manage). We have happily supported the Sinixt as
they move back into their traditional territory and we manage a small NRFL for
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Technical Credentials
engineering contracts, or something similar (harvesting or roads supervision
program)
supervision experience
indigenous governments
have)
Soft Skills
role.
And now for why this job is so unique (if the compensation what not enough)
cohesive, experienced crews
know the drill - backcountry skiing, resort skiing (Whitewater and Red), mountain
biking, mountains, thriving art and music culture, exceptional restaurant options,
et cetera (you catch my drift)
enough. We meet biannually for performance reviews to ensure that everyone,
including you, reaches their full potential.
in the area but we also work for three of the community forests. We even manage
one of them.
enjoys good times at work and after work i.e. ski days, bbq's, organized rides,
volunteer efforts and so much more!
For more details see our values video here. Or check out our Instagram and Linkedin
feeds.
https : / / www.youtube.com / watch?v=C-yQM-UwooI
Forester • Nelson, BC, United States