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OPPORTUNITY DETAILS

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Li-FT Power Ltd. (Li-FT) is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented professional to join our small and dedicated team as an Environment, Permitting, and Engagement Coordinator on a full-time basis for a ~six-month term beginning in May 2026. This role will support Li-FT’s site-based operations as the Company advances its projects in the Northwest Territories.

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Working closely with the Environment and Permitting Manager, Director of Social Performance, and exploration team, the Coordinator will help deliver environmental programs and community engagement activities that support responsible project development. The position will involve significant time on site in Yellowknife supporting environmental and social baseline studies and community engagement activities. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys hands-on work, thrives in a collaborative environment, and wants to gain broad experience across environmental management, permitting, and social performance in the mineral resources sector.

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Key Responsibilities

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- Support the implementation of Li-FT’s corporate Environment, Permitting, and Engagement strategy under the direction of Li-FT’s Manager of Environment and Permitting and Director of Social Performance;
- Coordinate and support environmental baseline data collection and environmental monitoring programs, including field- and desktop-based activities and deliverables;
- Coordinate and support engagement activities and site visits with local communities and regulators, including meeting preparation, logistics, documentation, and follow-up activities;
- Coordinate and support Indigenous Knowledge, traditional use, cultural, archaeological, and socioeconomic baseline data studies;




- Manage and maintain Li-FT’s regulatory and engagement tracking systems, software, and/or databases;
- Provide administrative and technical support for permitting and regulatory activities, including the preparation and submission of permit applications and regulatory reports and the coordination of permitting processes and regulatory submissions;
- Assist with the preparation of technical reports, engagement summaries, presentations, and briefing materials for internal and external use; and
- Support budget tracking and forecasting for environment, permitting, and engagement activities.

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Qualifications

- A diploma or bachelor’s degree in environmental sciences, biology, natural resources management, sociology, anthropology, or a related discipline (preferred; diploma or degree in progress will be considered);
- Two years of relevant experience supporting environmental programs, permitting processes, regulatory engagement, and/or community or social performance activities (preferred);
- Experience working in northern Canada and/or on mineral exploration or resource development projects (preferred);
- Experience with Indigenous engagement and working within the regulatory framework in the Northwest Territories and/or Nunavut (preferred).

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Knowledge, Experience, and Personal Traits

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- Strong organizational and coordination skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks, priorities, and deadlines;
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare clear documentation and summaries;
- Ability to work collaboratively within a small team and support senior staff and consultants;
- Working knowledge of environmental and permitting processes in the Northwest Territories and/or Nunavut;
- General understanding of environmental and social technical disciplines, such as aquatic ecology, wildlife, soils and vegetation, Indigenous Knowledge, or socioeconomic studies;
- High attention to detail and solid document and data management skills;
- Professional demeanor with a high level of integrity, accountability, and discretion;
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint;
- Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.

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Location

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Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Candidates living in other communities in the Northwest Territories will be considered. Candidates living in other locations who are willing to relocate to Yellowknife for the term of the position will also be considered.

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Travel Requirements

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Travel will be required to oversee baseline data collection activities on site, attend engagement meetings with local communities and regulators, and for corporate purposes. Travel time is anticipated to be roughly 50%, depending on the successful candidate’s preferred work location.

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Compensation

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Li-FT offers competitive compensation packages that include short- and long-term incentives and extended health benefits. The compensation package will be commensurate with the successful

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📌 Environment, Permitting, and Engagement Coordinator (Delta)
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