What the position entails:

　　Are you passionate about the environment and searching for a dedicated team to share that passion with? Are you excited to work in the beautiful outdoors? If you have been searching for a company that supports career development and has a proven, safety-first culture – you have come to the right place!

　　GeoVerra is seeking Natural Resource Representatives located in Edmonton, AB to join our growing Forestry and Environmental team. The successful candidates are required to complete field work at our various client sites, these shifts can be from 2-10 days long and involve working outside in all weather conditions.

　　Our team at GeoVerra sets a superior standard for our company, and the industry. We look for accomplished professionals with experience on an array of projects and a collaborative attitude, who are always striving for more.

　　The preferred start date for this position is January 22nd, 2024.

　　What you will do:

　　Assist on a range of planning & operations-oriented projects in the office and field. 

　　Regulatory applications, permitting, environmental assessments.

　　Completing wetland assessments, wildlife sweeps & surveys, detailed site assessments.

　　Liaising with stakeholders, regulators, partners, and landowners.

　　Technical writing, regulatory applications, and report preparation.

　　GIS data creation, attributing, analysis, and mapping.

　　What you will bring:

　　2+ years’ experience performing field work safely and efficiently throughout Alberta.

　　Professional Designation in Alberta or Eligibility as RPF, RPFT, P.Biol, or P. Ag. is preferred, you must have one of these designations to lead a crew.

　　Field experience in wildlife sweeps, surveys, watercourse, and wetland assessments is preferred.

　　Familiarity with Public Lands Act, Water Act, Wildlife Act, GoA and AER applications is preferred.

　　Field experience assessing hazard trees or patrolling and consenting on utility lines an asset.

　　Preferred experience in stakeholder engagement, third party agreements, First Nation Consultation ACO process.

　　Ability to work in a fast paced, dynamic environment with a strong work ethic and a drive to exceed expectations.

　　Collaborative attitude, ability to excel in a team and independent environment.

　　Commitment to customer satisfaction through problem solving, critical thinking and decision making.

　　Excellent communication (verbal and written), interpersonal, and conflict resolution skills.

　　Superior attention to detail to produce professional deliverables & documentation. 

　　Technical, mathematical, scientific, and computer skills including Microsoft office products, ESRI GIS, & GPS.

　　Successful completion of pre-employment drug and alcohol screening as per the limits provided in the Canadian Model for Providing a Safe Workplace.

　　Job conditions

　　Out-of-town work (shift durations between 2-10 days) and frequent travel required.

　　Ability to carry, lift and push up to 50lbs on a regular basis.

　　Ability to work outside in all weather conditions.

　　What we offer

　　Competitive compensation

　　Comprehensive benefits coverage, vacation, wellness days, and RRSP matching contributions

　　Tools and services to support your mental wellness

　　Work-life balance

　　Growth and advancement opportunities

　　Paid professional dues

　　Continuing education and professional development

　　Use of leading-edge technology and equipment

　　Diverse projects and a fast-paced working environment

　　Please apply on our careers page. If you would like to explore the role informally or confidentially, contact Adrienne Maskalyk - [email protected].

　　Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions about this role.

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