Lands & Environment Coordinator

Williams Lake First Nation; Williams Lake; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

RRSP matching up to 8%

3 weeks vacation after probation

Pension contributions

Job summary

Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) is seeking a Lands Assistant to provide administrative support for the Lands Office and manage Lands & Environment projects. The role involves coordinating filing, registrations, and document control, and contributing to land monitoring initiatives.

Preferred candidates have 3–5 years' lands/resource experience and a certificate/degree in Natural Resources or Environmental Management.

Qualifications

• Degree or certificate/Diploma in Natural Resources Sciences or Environmental Management/Monitoring.
• Three to five years of lands & resource experience in a similar position, or related experience.
• Proficiency with information technologies including Microsoft Office Suite and mapping tools.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates and organizes Lands office – filing and administrative tasks.
• Leads Lands Registration management and document organization.
• Develops a Land Monitoring program for WLFN Lands.
• Coordinates with lands & resources experts to support programs and services.
• Supports Lands Manager in policy and law development.
• Attends community meetings and prepares meeting materials.

Skills

Resource management

Communication

Planning & organizing

Initiative

Teambuilding

Education

Degree or certificate/Diploma in Natural Resources Sciences or Environmental Management/Monitoring

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Google Earth

Mapping applications

Databases

Job description

Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) is seeking a Lands Assistant to provide administrative support for the Lands Office and manage Lands & Environment projects. The role involves coordinating filing, registrations, and document control, and contributing to land monitoring initiatives.

Preferred candidates have 3–5 years' lands/resource experience and a certificate/degree in Natural Resources or Environmental Management.