Field Forest Ecosystem Technician: Inventory & Field Ops

Government of Saskatchewan; Prince Albert; On-site; CAD 41,768 - 52,348; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dynamic, challenging work

Vacation and earned days off

Inclusive and diverse work environments

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

A governmental body in Saskatchewan is seeking a Forest Ecosystem Technician to support the Ministry of Environment. This temporary position involves working with a team on forestry projects, implementing surveys, and ensuring data collection accuracy. The ideal candidate should possess knowledge of forestry field practices and be committed to safety. Benefits include professional development opportunities and inclusive work environments. You will work around 37.33 hours per week, with potential for early career graduates to join.

Qualifications

• Must possess a valid driver’s license.
• Candidate should be eligible for membership within the Association of Saskatchewan Forestry Professionals within 2 years.

Responsibilities

• Work with forest inventory staff responsible for provincial forest inventory and growth programs.
• Implement and audit various field survey projects.
• Collect field data.
• Oversee logistics planning for the field programs.
• Help supervise and train temporary field staff.

Skills

Knowledge of common field sampling procedures used in the science of forestry

Experience working in the field collecting a variety of data

Knowledge of principles related to ecosystem-based forest management

Committed to personal and organizational safety

Education

Completion of a forestry technician program

Forestry degree program or allied science degree program combined with relevant field experience

Formal education in the use of Geographic Information Systems

Job description

A governmental body in Saskatchewan is seeking a Forest Ecosystem Technician to support the Ministry of Environment. This temporary position involves working with a team on forestry projects, implementing surveys, and ensuring data collection accuracy. The ideal candidate should possess knowledge of forestry field practices and be committed to safety. Benefits include professional development opportunities and inclusive work environments. You will work around 37.33 hours per week, with potential for early career graduates to join.