Gitxsan Safety Services needs candidates with a valid TCP certification, a Class 5 or higher driver's licence and proven traffic control experience, with supervisory experience preferred. Strong leadership, communication and situational awareness are required, along with the ability to work in all weather and stand for long periods.
Gitxsan Safety Services needs a valid TCP certification and a Class 7N or higher driver's licence. Previous traffic control experience is preferred but not required. Candidates need strong communication skills, alertness, the ability to stand for long periods in all weather, and availability for flexible hours.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, ecology or a related natural science, with 0-2 years of relevant experience. A valid Class 5 driver's licence, comfort with camp life and adverse weather, and computer proficiency are required.
Candidates need a valid driver's licence with a clean driver's abstract, physical ability for extended standing, walking or driving patrols, and the ability to pass drug and alcohol testing. Strong verbal and written communication, technology skills and a calm, assertive demeanour are required.
Candidates need a valid Class 4 licence with a clean driving abstract, proven experience with shuttle or commercial vehicles, strong defensive driving and traffic law knowledge, and the ability to pass drug and alcohol testing. Flexible hours including evenings and weekends are required.
1+ YOECandidates need a high school diploma, at least 6 months of environmental or natural resource experience, a Class 5 BC driver's licence, and comfort with remote, physically demanding bush work. GIS, remote sensing and computer skills are required.
Candidates need an OFA1 certificate with Transportation Endorsement, S-100 and S-185 certifications, and a valid Class 5 driver's licence. Good communication and safety judgment are needed to work with staff and management.
Candidates need a deep understanding of Gitxsan culture, history and the Wilp governance system, strong relationship and communication skills, and a Level 1 First Aid certificate with a clean driver's licence. Comfort working outdoors and an interest in ecological inventories are also needed.
Candidates need a valid OFA1 or Basic First Aid certificate and a Class 7N or 5 driver's licence. They must pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol test, be physically fit for repetitive work and 12-hour shifts, and be willing to work the 14/14 rotation.
5+ YOECandidates need at least 5 years of environmental consulting experience, including field work and technical reporting, plus a bachelor's degree in a related field. They must know BC and Canadian environmental regulations, hold a Class 5 driver's licence, and use Microsoft 365 and project management software.
Candidates need a valid driver's licence with a clean driver's abstract, the physical ability to stand and walk for long periods, and the ability to pass drug and alcohol testing. Strong communication skills and comfort with smartphones or tablets are also required.
Candidates need a valid Class 4 licence with a clean driving abstract, proven experience with shuttle or similar commercial vehicles, and the ability to pass drug and alcohol testing. Strong defensive driving, knowledge of traffic and safety rules, good communication, reliability, and the ability to lift packages are also required.
Candidates need a valid Class 1 or Class 4 licence with a clean driving record and proven experience driving shuttle or similar commercial vehicles. They must pass drug and alcohol testing, know traffic and safety rules, and be able to lift packages.
Candidates need a valid OFA3 Advanced First Aid certificate, S-100/185 wildfire certifications, and a valid driver's licence. Six months of prior experience is preferred.
Candidates need a valid OFA1 Basic First Aid certificate with Transportation Endorsement, S-100 and S-185 wildfire certifications, a valid Class 5 licence, and a clean driver's abstract. Six months of prior experience is preferred.
Candidates need a valid Class 5 BC licence with a satisfactory driver's abstract, and a smartphone with a data plan. Experience driving on forest and gravel roads in winter conditions, comfort with remote travel and overnight camp stays, and a reliable, safety-focused approach are required.
smartphone, GPS, Starlink, vehicle, company check-in system