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The BCCF seeks an organized Fisheries Technician to support the Ministry team in Cranbrook. You will work with WLRS to conduct gillnet assessments on ~10 stocked lakes in the Kootenays. This demanding field role requires long workdays, physical tasks, and relocating to Cranbrook if needed. Candidates provide personal field gear; specialized equipment is supplied.
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Hatfield seeks an Environmental Technician to join its Environmental and Assessment Monitoring team and support projects across British Columbia. Working alongside experienced professionals, the technician contributes to aquatic and fisheries field programs and supports environmental monitoring for diverse clients.
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Hatfield is seeking a Cloud Information Systems Technician to join its Information Services and Technology (IST) team. The successful candidate will support the operations and management of commercial and in-house cloud systems hosted on Azure, Kubernetes, Linux, and Windows virtual machines.
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Saltworks has an immediate opening for an Electrical Engineer with an instrumentation focus. This multifaceted role is 70% design-driven with 30% production floor work, blending electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and production planning. Saltworks is willing to train candidates with an overlapping background eager to expand their engineering expertise.
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Saltworks is hiring a Junior Electrical Commissioning Engineer/Technologist to support the startup of advanced clean tech systems. This hands-on role offers early-career professionals direct project lifecycle exposure, working with experienced engineers at global customer sites and its facility.
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Reporting to the Manager of Wildlife Research, the Wildlife Biologist II develops and conducts research and management initiatives to fulfill ministerial obligations and guide wildlife policies in Nunavut. The role also administers activities and provides biological reviews and advice.
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The Nature Interpreter provides support to Conservation Education staff in the delivery of the Authority’s experiential, curriculum-linked, watershed-based environmental education programs to school groups in Conservation Areas and greenspaces in our watershed. The role also supports the delivery of community outreach events and festivals within the watershed.
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The Payroll Assistant is responsible for supporting the accurate collection, verification and processing bi-weekly payroll. This role supports benefits administration for the TRCA.
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Reporting to the Water Quality Supervisor, the Wastewater Optimization Extension Specialist supports the GRCA program helping municipalities and operators optimize treatment plants. Duties include assessing performance, facilitating workshops, running recognition programs, creating communications, and supporting the steering committee.
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The Administrative Assistant provides front reception, customer service, and admin support to ensure efficient office operations. Responsibilities include managing inquiries, mail, payments, meetings, travel, events, supplies, and the Hunting Program. Reporting to the Director of Finance, this role works within a multi-disciplinary team.
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The Yukon Department of Environment seeks an Accounting Clerk within its Finance branch to provide financial and administrative services while overseeing accounts payable. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, self-motivated, and excels at data reconciliation and client service.
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Serving as the primary point of contact, the receptionist/administrative assistant welcomes visitors, answers inquiries, and delivers exceptional customer service. This role also provides comprehensive administrative support, including records management, meeting coordination, and general office operations.
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The Office Assistant provides administrative support to engineering, capital project, and safety teams. Responsibilities include managing schedules, preparing meeting minutes, and processing invoices to ensure the effective delivery of municipal water and safety services.
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The Watershed Resource Technician manages Halifax Water’s Forest Management Program and source water protection initiatives. Maintaining provincial Special Constable status, they inspect Protected Water Areas, enforce regulations, audit activities for non-conformances, and manage corrective actions.
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The Magnetawan Watershed Land Trust (MWLT) seeks a Communications Coordinator to drive conservation outreach, storytelling, and volunteer engagement. This role supports education initiatives and advances MWLT’s mission to protect and preserve the Magnetawan Watershed.
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Reporting to the Senior Environmental Protection Officer, this role maintains regional environmental health, conservation, and pollution control. Responsibilities include conducting inspections, investigating compliance under environmental statutes, and ensuring clean air, land, and water for sustainable wildlife and safe traditional consumption in Nunavut.
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Reporting to the Assessment District Manager, the Administrative and Assessment Assistant supports YESAB's Mayo Designated Office. Responsibilities include managing office administration and public records in the Online Registry, coordinating project assessments and logistics, and organizing meetings, events, and staff support.
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Reporting to the Senior Assessment Officer, the Assessment Officer evaluates project environmental and socio-economic effects. Responsibilities include briefing senior staff, guiding participants through the review process, engaging communities, governments, and First Nations, and preparing evidence-based recommendation reports.
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The Environmental Educator and Program Coordinator is responsible for organizing and delivering the Future Leaders programming including outdoor learning classes and field trips aligned with the Alberta curriculum, coordinating the Future Leaders Youth Council and maintaining strong relationships with funders while supporting the program’s fund development plan.
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The Part-Time Administrative Assistant acts as a friendly, energetic representative for the NFA head office. This role involves proactive organization to improve office efficiencies, streamline processes, and provide supportive day-to-day administrative assistance to staff across various tasks.
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The Youth Outreach Officer acts as the primary contact for young Indigenous fishers in BC, offering business coaching, training workshops, and loan application support. This role involves active community outreach, business plan development, and managing program databases to help young entrepreneurs start or grow their seafood businesses.
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