Land Tenure Coordinator

Adecco Canada; Remote; CAD 69,000; Full time

Job summary

A recruitment firm in Canada is seeking a Land Tenure Coordinator to manage land tenure applications and support government relations. This full-time remote position requires a post-secondary education in a relevant field and 3+ years of experience in permitting or land tenure administration. The role involves approximately 25% travel and collaboration with various stakeholders, including Indigenous communities. Offering a competitive salary of $68,500 annually, this is an exciting opportunity for a proactive individual.

Qualifications

• Legal eligibility to work and reside in Canada.
• 3+ years of experience in government relations, permitting, or land tenure administration.
• Knowledge of land use systems and regulatory permitting processes.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, track, and manage land tenure and park use permit applications.
• Maintain records of all government documentation.
• Support engagement initiatives with government agencies and Indigenous communities.

Skills

Strong organizational skills

Strong communication skills

Documentation skills

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite

Ability to manage deadlines

Education

Post-secondary education in environmental studies

Tools

Document management systems

Job description

Adecco is actively seeking a Land Tenure Coordinator to support government documentation, land use permitting, regulatory compliance, and environmental / operational planning. This full-time remote role (AB or BC) offers an annual salary of $68,500 and requires approximately 25% travel to lodges and backcountry locations. The coordinator will work closely with sustainability, development, and natural resource management teams to ensure strong relationships with government agencies, Indigenous communities, and local stakeholders.

• Pay Rate : $68.5k / year.
• Location : Remote (Alberta or British Columbia)
• Shift : Monday-Friday with the occasional weekend
• Job type : Permanent | Full-time

Responsibilities

• Prepare, track, and manage land tenure and park use permit applications, renewals, and compliance requirements
• Maintain accurate and organized records of all government documentation
• Support engagement initiatives with government agencies, Indigenous communities, and stakeholder groups
• Monitor changes in regulations and advise leadership on potential impacts
• Assist with development of environmental and operational management plans aligned with sustainability goals
• Maintain the centralized permit database and support audit activities
• Collaborate cross-functionally with sustainability, development, and government relations teams
• Work remotely with up to 25% travel required to lodges (11 lodges total) and backcountry areas
• Work occasional evenings or weekends depending on project timelines or field requirements
• Ensure all actions comply with relevant government regulations and internal policies

Requirements

• Legal eligibility to work and reside in Canada.
• Post-secondary education in environmental studies, public administration, natural resource management, or a related field
• 3+ years of experience in government relations, permitting, land tenure administration, or related work
• Knowledge of land use systems and regulatory permitting processes
• Strong organizational, communication, and documentation skills
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and document management systems
• Ability to travel up to 25% and work occasionally in outdoor / backcountry environments
• Comfortable managing deadlines and working both independently and collaboratively

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