Job Order Detail

Description

Job Duties:
Monitoring Activities:
Observe and document compliance with environmental regulations and conditions during construction or development.
Ensure that activities align with traditional land use values and Indigenous laws or protocols.
Cultural and Environmental Protection:
Identify and protect culturally significant sites (e.g., burial grounds, ceremonial areas).
Report and respond to potential environmental impacts (e.g., water contamination, wildlife disruption).
Data Collection and Reporting:
Collect environmental samples (soil, water, vegetation) for testing.
Record field data and prepare reports for both project stakeholders and Indigenous communities.
Liaison and Communication:
Serve as a bridge between Indigenous communities, environmental consultants, and developers.
Participate in meetings and present monitoring findings to community leaders and other stakeholders.
Assist in ensuring compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and Indigenous stewardship principles.
Work closely with government inspectors or environmental agencies when needed.
Education and Advocacy:
Provide information on traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) to project teams.
Advocate for sustainable practices and community interests.

     Qualifications:
Education & Training:
High school diploma or equivalent (minimum).
Post-secondary education in environmental science, natural resource management, Indigenous studies, or a related field is considered an asset.
On-the-job training or community-based monitoring training programs are considered.
Certifications:
First Aid/CPR
H2S Alive (Hydrogen Sulfide Awareness)
WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System)
Ground Disturbance
Bear Awareness or Wildlife Safety Training
Experience:
Experience working on the land and/or with traditional ecological knowledge.
Previous experience in environmental monitoring or fieldwork is an asset.