Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Vancouver (British Columbia)

Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Vancouver (British Columbia)

13 Aug
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Doubleview Gold
|
British Columbia

13 Aug

Doubleview Gold

British Columbia

Join Terracad Geoscience Services Ltd. as the Vice President of Permitting and Regulatory Affairs in Vancouver, BC. Spearhead permitting processes and maintain compliance to drive project advancements.

In this hands-on role, you will actively manage permitting and regulatory submissions for Doubleview Gold Corp. You'll be responsible for BC exploration permits and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Collaborating closely with consultants and internal teams will be vital to keeping projects aligned and on track.

Key Responsibilities:
• Prepare and submit BC exploration permitting applications
• Coordinate and follow up on supporting authorizations
• Maintain a timely permitting roadmap and renewals calendar




• Track mineral tenure records and obligations
• Ensure deliverables for baseline studies and compliance

Requirements:
• Proven experience in mining or exploration permitting
• Strong recordkeeping and deadline management skills
• Effective communication with regulators and consultants
• Field experience and office presence as required
• Relevant post-secondary qualifications in geoscience or related fields

Lead the charge in regulatory compliance and permitting in a agile exploration environment.
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📌 Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Vancouver (British Columbia)
🏢 Doubleview Gold
📍 British Columbia

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