Forestry Superintendent - Indigenous RelationsSlave Lake, AlbertaTolko leaders are key to our success. Our leaders are committed to
living the Tolko values, developing and
engaging their people, and
enabling their teams to deliver results. Our
Forestry Superintendent - Indigenous Relations works with our
neighboring Indigenous Communities to
build an innovative and sustainable future for all of us. By participating in
meaningful dialogue and engagement and
creating successful business relationships they ensure that we all benefit from a healthy and resilient forest ecosystem.If you're a
leader at heart and are
experienced in fostering business relationships with Indigenous Communities, we want to hear from you!
We're looking for a
Forestry Superintendent- Indigenous Relationsto join our Northwest Regional Woodlands Team in
Slave Lake, or High Prairie, Alberta. This position will also
support Tolko's High Level Woodlands operations. Our
Northwest Regional Woodlands and
High Level Woodlands Teams operate Tolko's forest resources
across Alberta, including
timber harvesting, silviculture, and forest management and log yard activities. We are dedicated to sustaining these areas to the benefit of all who live and work there.
Our ideal candidate has the following qualifications:
- Minimum5-10 years of related experiencein a similar role.
- Familiarity andgood understanding of Indigenous cultures and historyacross Alberta.
- Strong negotiation and mediation skills.
- Excellent communication, organization and time management skills.
- Proven experience with managing Indigenous relationships, preferably in a forestry context.
- Ability to promote Tolko as a potential employer for Indigenous people.
- Ability to lead and or participate in meetings with Indigenous partners and communities.
- University degree or Technical Diploma in Forestry with an understanding of forestry planning and operations.
- A strong understanding of Alberta forest management practices, government requirements and guidelines related to indigenous consultation and engagement.
In this role you will:
- Be responsible for the engagement and fostering of relationships with several neighboring Indigenous communities for our Northwest Regional and High Level Woodlands Divisions.
- Arrange consultation and engagement between Tolko and Indigenous Partners and communities and act as a mediator when necessary.
- Provide support and guidance to Woodlands staff by advancing Indigenous community engagement, business development, training, and education.
- Participate in the negotiation and implementation of agreements that contribute to successful and meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities.
- Play an active role in corporate and other regional Indigenous Relations committees and community events, while acting as a key contact with various First Nation and Metis communities.
So, what's in it for you?
- You'll take on anexciting new challengewithsupportive team members.
- You'll earn a competitive salary based on your skills and experience. The expected base salary range for this position is$95,250 to $127,000 per year.
- You'll earn an additionalnorthern allowance on top of your base pay.
- You'll be eligible to participate in Tolko'sbonus program.
- Competitive benefitsand aretirement plancome standard, so you don't have to choose between your bottom line and your wellbeing or your future.
- You may also be eligible forrelocation supportincluding community connections so you can live (and play) where you work.
- You'll besupportedin securing the qualificationyou need to obtain your Registered Professional Forestry certification in Alberta.
- Opportunities for continued developmentthrough on the job and classroom training and reimbursement of tuition and membership fees.
- Apositive, innovative, and inclusive work environment.
About Slave Lake
Our main Woodlands office is located two and a half hours northwest of Edmonton, Alberta close to the town of Slave Lake. Slave Lake is home to over 6,000 people. It's an active community boasting two ball facilities, a multi-recreation centre, aquatic centre, and over 40 acres of parks and open space to explore.
Watch this videoto learn more about the community and find out why life is better here.
About High Prairie
Our second Woodlands office is located four hours northwest of Edmonton, the Town of High Prairie is a thriving community with 26,957 hectares of park and protected natural assets. There are endless outdoor activities for both land and lake lovers alike and facilities include an arena, curling rink, indoor swimming pool, tennis courts and baseball diamonds.
Watch this video to learn more about the community and find out why life is better here.
About High Level
Located in the beautiful northwestern region of Alberta, High Level is home to over 4,000 people. Surrounded by unspoiled nature, the town has endless outdoor activities to explore, along with an in-town swimming pool, hockey arena, golf course and many more amenities.
Watch this video to learn about the community and find out why life is better here.
