IZWTAG: Project Manager

Waste Technical Advisory Group; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading Indigenous non-profit organization in Vancouver seeks a Project Manager to coordinate and manage grant implementation and support the Executive Director. The role involves grant writing, budget management, and liaising with clients. Flexible hours may lead to a full-time position.

Qualifications

• 2 to 5 years of experience in writing grants and/or proposals.
• Demonstrated experience working with First Nation communities.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and manage the implementation of grants.
• Write proposals and grant funding applications.
• Develop and track project budgets and schedules.

Skills

Grant Writing

Project Management

Client Liaison

Knowledge of Recycling

Knowledge of Composting

Job description

First Nations Work Opportunity in Vancouver: Project Manager
Posted: May 01, 2025

Are you interested in zero waste and helping protect our environment?

About the Indigenous Zero Waste Technical Advisory Group (IZWTAG)

IZWTAG is proud to be an Indigenous run, non-profit society dedicated to protecting the environment and improving waste management within every First Nation community. Founded in 2019, IZWTAG is expanding its team to meet the high demand for its programs and services. Visit izwtag.com to learn more.

Scope of Work

The Project Manager, will coordinate, manage, and facilitate the implementation, management, and administration of approximately 2 million in grants. They will also be working with IZWTAG Staff while also supporting the Executive Director.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Writing Proposal’s/Grant funding application that aligns with IZWTAG’s scope and mandate.
• Developing and tracking Project budgets & Project Schedules.
• Liaising with Clients
• Ensure reporting and accountability requirements of grants/proposals are met.
• Working with ISC representatives

Qualifications

As an indigenous-led organization, IZWTAG aims to recruit First Nations personnel. Additionally, the role is for someone who has:
• Demonstrated experience working with First Nation communities.
• Proven capability to work independently.
• 2 to 5 years writing grants and/or proposals.
• Strong knowledge of Recycling, Composting, Infrastructure/ACRS reports and/or ISC policies and programs.

Work Hours

IZWTAG operates on a Monday to Thursday, Flexible schedule. This position will have flexible working hours, which may lead into a full-time position.

Compensation

Willing to negotiate as per your experience and/or education.

How to Apply

Does this position sound like a fit? We invite you to submit your resume and a cover letter via email to Lucinda Phillips at [e-mail].