Planning Forester: GIS-Driven Harvest & Permits

PWT; California; Sur place; USD 68 000 - 89 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Competitive benefits package

Pension plan with employer matching

Training and development opportunities

Safety-focused environment

Résumé du poste

PWT is seeking a Planning Forester to assist in delivering cutting permits and harvest plans while ensuring compliance with regulations. The role involves working with forestry professionals and stakeholders to support forest stewardship and planning initiatives.

The incumbent will manage mapping, develop operational plans, and coordinate with government and First Nations to secure timely permits. A strong background in forestry planning and regulatory understanding is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Forestry or Diploma with forestry planning experience.
• RPF or eligible for registration.
• 2–7+ years of forestry development and planning experience.
• Experience with timber development and harvest planning preferred.
• Ability to manage regulatory requirements and safety.

Responsabilités

• Manage woodlands spatial data using LRM & ArcPro software.
• Develop operational maps, plans and obtain sign-off.
• Collaborate with government and First Nations for permits.
• Submit referral packages to First Nations and stakeholders.
• Monitor forest development, contracts and budgets.
• Schedule and supervise multi-phase timber development activities.
• Process cutting and road permit applications.

Connaissances

Communication

Negotiation

Interpersonal skills

Organizational skills

Analytical skills

Driver's License

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in Forestry

Diploma in Forest Resources Management

RPF or eligible to become registered

Outils

GIS

GPS

LRM software

Description du poste

PWT is seeking a Planning Forester to assist in delivering cutting permits and harvest plans while ensuring compliance with regulations. The role involves working with forestry professionals and stakeholders to support forest stewardship and planning initiatives.

The incumbent will manage mapping, develop operational plans, and coordinate with government and First Nations to secure timely permits. A strong background in forestry planning and regulatory understanding is essential.