Crop Assurance Specialist

ASPB; Peace River; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Alberta Society of Professional Biologists (ASPB) is seeking a Crop Assurance Specialist to support Alberta’s Peace Region. You’ll work to protect crop health, collaborate with regulatory partners, and apply your knowledge of programs, policies, and legislation that underpin Alberta’s agriculture sector.

You will conduct interdisciplinary regulatory research, engage stakeholders, and develop strategies and communications such as presentations, reports and fact sheets to inform

Responsibilities

• Develop and conduct interdisciplinary regulatory and policy research.
• Engage stakeholders and provide recommendations for changes to crop legislation and policies.
• Ensure awareness and updates on crop and bee health initiatives.
• Create and present concepts for crop health assurance strategies.
• Develop and deliver presentations, reports, articles, and fact sheets.
• Provide professional advisory services in crop health.
• Maintain awareness of current legislation, regulations, policies, and best practices for the agriculture and food sectors.

Job description

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Crop Assurance Specialist

Company

Company Alberta Government

Location

Published

Published Oct 22, 2026

Closing

Category

Category Job Board

Role Responsibilities

Ready to take the next step in your career in agriculture? Join us as a Crop Assurance Specialist and develop your expertise while supporting crop health and assurance in Alberta’s Peace Region. You’ll collaborate with regulatory partners, apply your agricultural knowledge, and gain experience working with programs, policies, and legislation that support Alberta’s agriculture sector.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and conduct interdisciplinary regulatory and policy research.
• Engage stakeholders and provide recommendations for changes to crop legislation and policies.
• Ensure awareness and updates on crop and bee health initiatives.
• Create and present concepts for crop health assurance strategies.
• Develop and deliver presentations, reports, articles, and fact sheets.
• Provide professional advisory services in crop health.
• Maintain awareness of current legislation, regulations, policies, and best practices for the agriculture and food sectors.

You will work in a dynamic environment, collaborating with various stakeholders including provincial, municipal, and national government agencies, agriculture service boards, agricultural research associations, plant/crop commodity groups, industry group representatives, and staff from other sectors of Agriculture and Irrigation (AGI) and GoA departments. You will have the potential opportunity to impact Alberta’s agricultural policies and programs.

Alberta Society of Professional Biologists
1450-707, 7 AVE SW
Calgary AB T2P 3H6

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