LAUNCH YOUR COASTAL FORESTRY CAREER WITH THE RIGHT TEAMWho you work with early in your career matters. The best forestry professionals learn from experienced mentors, gain exposure to challenging projects, and take on increasing responsibility from day one.That's exactly what you'll find at A&A Trading Ltd.We're looking for a Logging Engineer who is eager to learn, ambitious, and excited about building a long-term career in coastal forestry. You'll work alongside experienced operators and forestry professionals while gaining hands‐on exposure to forestry development, road engineering, harvesting operations, and tenure management.THE OPPORTUNITYAssist with forestry development and operational planningSupport road engineering and harvesting activitiesConduct field reviews and operational inspectionsParticipate in permitting and compliance activitiesWork with contractors and operational personnelSupport stakeholder and Indigenous engagement processesContribute to protected, productive,



and environmentally responsible operationsTHE IDEAL CANDIDATEHas at least 2 years of forestry experienceWants to learn from experienced forestry professionalsEnjoys both field and office workIs self‐motivated and eager to develop new skillsHas strong communication and organizational abilitiesIs committed to building a long‐term career in forestryRegistration as an RFT or RPF (or eligibility for registration) is requiredWHY A&A?A&A has built its reputation by developing strong people and strong relationships. For more than 40 years, we've provided forestry professionals with opportunities to build rewarding careers while working on some of British Columbia's most diverse coastal operations.If you're looking for more than a job—if you're looking for a place to build a career,we'd like to hear from you.Base Salary: $65,000 – $85,000 annually, plus Bonus, RRSP Matching & Comprehensive Benefits. Compensation will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.Full time or seasonal position.

📌 Logging Engineer (Campbell River)
🏢 Aatrading
📍 Campbell River