Resource Management Officer I
Parks Canada has announced the recruitment of candidates for the post of resource management officer I. They’re looking for the most deserving and eligible candidates for this post. They’re required to be responsible for conducting ecological integrity monitoring, active management and restoration, and species-at-risk protection of national historic sites. Eligible candidates can apply for this post now.
Employer Name: Parks Canada
Position: Resource Management Officer I
No. of vacancies:
Salary: $63,777 to $80,177 per year
Employment Type: Full-time
Location: Prince Edward Island, Canada
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Hiring: Resource Management Officer I
Job Description
- Candidates working in this post are appointed to conduct field-based monitoring and management activities, as well as desktop-based analysis and reporting to support the Ecosystem Integrity team.
- They’re also responsible for carrying out technical field-based activities such as monitoring terrestrial and freshwater species and ecosystems.
- Candidates are also appointed to ensure active management of invasive species and species at risk monitoring and management.
- Candidates will also have to deliver supervision to the junior staff.
- They’re appointed to this post for creating and implementing projects including data analysis, report writing, and program delivery to, or with, the public.
- Candidates are also appointed to ensure that logistical considerations including safety are incorporated into field activities.
Job requirement
- Candidates must have a minimum completion of two years of a post-secondary program related to environmental or natural sciences to be eligible for this post.
- They must attain experience in travelling or working in the natural environment in all seasons.
- Candidates must have dedicated experience in participating in 2 or more phases of field projects.
- They must attain dedicated knowledge of specialized technical and scientific equipment operation and maintenance requirements.
- Candidates must ensure the ability to analyze spatial and non-spatial data using various media and software.
- They must attain the ability to communicate scientific information with a variety of audiences using a variety of techniques.
- Candidates must attain dedicated experience with emergency or wildfire response procedures.
- They must have experience with wildlife conflict and firearms to be eligible for this post.
Work setting
- Candidates must ensure the willingness to wear a Parks Canada uniform and prescribed protective equipment.
- They must acquire a dedicated valid class 5 Driver’s License to be eligible for this post.
How to apply
Candidates who are interested in this post are requested to click on the link shared below and fill out the application form. Some candidates get shortlisted for an interview, those candidates will have to crack the interview. The best performers will get the final call letter.