Parks Canada – Resource Conservation – Banff Field UnitClosing DateJune 11, 2026 – 23:59 Pacific TimeLocationBanff, Alberta – Banff National ParkEmployment TenureTerm starting July 2026 – March 2027Salary96,535 to 104,361 per year (currently under review)LevelPM-05Able to ApplyAll persons with legal status to work in Canada (Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status, or work permit)ResponsibilitiesLead and coordinate ecological restoration projects within Parks Canada, overseeing site restoration planning and implementation while managing contracts to ensure compliance, quality, and timely delivery. Build and maintain robust stakeholder relationships and work closely with technical specialists to integrate scientific expertise, regulatory requirements, and operational objectives into project outcomes.Work Environment & BenefitsRewarding work across Canada’s national parks, historical sites, and marine conservation areasLearning opportunities that promote individual and organizational excellenceExperience Canadian natural and cultural heritage first‑handCollaborate with dedicated colleagues in a respected federal organizationConnect with Canadians at their most valued natural and cultural treasuresConditions of EmploymentReliability security clearance – fingerprints requiredValid Class 5 driver’s licencePre‑placement and periodic medical checksOperational RequirementsWillingness to wear a Parks Canada uniform and prescribed protective equipmentWillingness to travel, including overnight, off‑site, and/or weekendsWillingness to work irregular hours, overtime, weekends, statutory holidays, and provincial/territorial holidaysEssential QualificationsEducationGraduation with a degree from a recognized university, specializing in natural resource conservation, ecosystem management, project management,



or another discipline relevant to the position.ExperienceRecent and significant experience in project management, including preparing public tenders, managing contractors/consultants, permitting, and reviewing specifications, drawings, or technical evaluations.Recent and significant experience in managing reclamation/restoration and/or vegetation management projects.Experience working with multiple stakeholders or partners to advance projects or initiatives.Experience managing a program related to conservation.KnowledgeProject management standardsMajor issues, management challenges/practices, and partnership opportunities related to disturbed site restoration, reclamation, invasive species management, and native vegetation collection/propagation.Forestry practices and ecological restoration principles.AbilitiesAbility to manage projects with short timelines and complex budgets.Ability to manage human and financial resources.Ability to work effectively in a cross‑functional environment.Ability to provide advice to management.Ability to communicate effectively orally.Ability to communicate effectively in writing.Personal SuitabilityLeadershipTakes responsibilityExercises sound judgmentMakes things happenService orientedPersonally connects with peopleInnovativeLanguage RequirementsEnglish required; French preferred (optional). All communication and documentation standards are in compliance with bilingual requirements of the Public Service of Canada.EEO StatementParks Canada is committed to the principles of diversity and employment equity under the Employment Equity Act, and strives to ensure that our workforce reflects the diverse nature of Canadian society. Preference may be given to qualified candidates who self‑identify as belonging to an employment equity group such as Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, LGBTQ2+ youth, minority Francophones, and members of racially minoritized groups.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Project Manager Ii – Restoration Project - C$96,535 - C$104,361 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Parks Canada
📍 Winnipeg