LocationAnywhere in British Columbia or Alberta (Flexible locations)Permit Holder: $120,000.00 - $140,000.00 annuallyField Director: $90,000.00 - $110,000.00 annually(both commensurate with experience).Position SummaryField Directors and Permit Holders needed to manage community‑guided cultural heritage projects across British Columbia, Alberta, and the Yukon. Supervisors with Field Director status are encouraged to apply.Job HighlightsComprehensive Benefits: Extended health and dental plan for you and your familyRetirement Savings: Company‑matched RRSP programPaid holiday and sick timeProfessional Development: Training support, coverage of professional dues, and certificationsRemote work options for Permit Holders and Field DirectorsTravel Perks: All work‑related travel expenses, accommodations, and per diems coveredPositive Team Culture: Collaborative team focused on safety, integrity, and innovation.Multiple company offices conveniently located throughout Western Canada.Key ResponsibilitiesDirect teams of up to 10 archaeologists on AIAs and PFRs for client projects.Project‑manage your client portfolio, including deliverables, budgeting, and collaboration with other project managers.Ensure regulatory compliance and quality standards when surveying, supervising, and producing high‑quality assessment reports.Integrate data from the field, RAAD, PARL,



and other historic or ethnographic sources into written reports and background assessments.Track project budgets and milestones and keep clients up to date on progress.Liaise and consult with First Nations and communities on a project basis.Foster a positive work workplace and collaboration between field crews and community partners; mentor staff and promote company values.QualificationsDegree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or a related field of study.3+ years of experience supervising or field‑directing projects.Permit Holder or Field Director status within a culture area in BC.Demonstrated experience writing and editing technical reports.Solid understanding and working knowledge of the BC Heritage Conservation Act; knowledge of Alberta and Yukon jurisdictions is an asset.Excellent verbal and written communication skills and a positive team attitude.Effective time management and ability to set priorities to meet project deadlines.Ability to build respectful relationships with First Nations communities.Proficiency in MS Office, mapping and digital data use (GIS is an asset).Valid First Aid, WHMIS, and H2S certifications.Valid BC driver’s license.Willingness to travel and spend time away from home throughout BC, Alberta, and the Yukon.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Coastal Permit Holder Or Field Director - C$90,000 - C$140,000 A Year - Remote (Winnipeg)
🏢 CCI
📍 Winnipeg