Salary: $2,073.86 to $2,624.09 Bi-weekly ($54,127 - $68,488/year) Forestry and Parks are responsible for managing our forests, public lands and provincial parks.

Growing

Alberta’s environmentally responsible wood products and forestry sector Enabling access to public lands for recreation and purposes while prioritizing conservation Managing public lands and balancing sustainable rangelands and grazing leases for Alberta producers Within the Ministry, Land Operations Division, delivers an integrated approach to the management of provincial Crown Land. We are seeking a dynamic and skilled Field Supervisor for our Forestry and Parks, Lands Division. This critical role requires a unique blend of operational, technical, and supervision expertise to oversee the on-the-ground delivery of our Crown land recreation mandate.

Reporting to the district Recreation Management Specialist, the Field Supervisor plays a key role in planning, supervising, and delivering recreation infrastructure projects within a multi-use landscape that includes forestry, grazing, oil and gas activities and protected areas. This is a hands-on position that demands an understanding of the local landscape and the ability to adapt and implement new work methods as needed. In addition, the Field Supervisor is responsible for the recruitment and supervision of seasonal recreation staff.

The position is based in the Calgary operations district, which includes the Ghost, McLean Creek Off-Highway, Sibbald Snow-Vehicle, and the Kananaskis Public Land Use Zones. As a Field Supervisor, you will spend a significant portion of your time in the backcountry, managing and maintaining trails, recreation infrastructure, and ensuring compliance with safety standards and legislative requirements.



You will be responsible for coordinating and overseeing equipment and materials, managing occupational health and safety protocols, and providing leadership and technical oversight to seasonal wage staff.

Your role also involves close collaboration with external partners, volunteers, and stakeholders to ensure that projects are delivered effectively and that our recreation programs are aligned with both departmental and community goals. This position offers the prospect to make a tangible impact on public land management, requiring you to apply strong problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and creativity in challenging environments. Your ability to lead projects, navigate complex regulatory landscapes, and foster positive relationships with stakeholders will be key to your success in this role.

If you are passionate about outdoor recreation and have the expertise to manage multifaceted projects in remote areas, we encourage you to apply.

Competencies are behaviors that are essential to reach our goals in serving Albertans. Uses variety of resources to monitor own performance standards. Commits to what is good for Albertans even if not immediately accepted. Reaches goals consistent with APS direction. Positively resolves conflict through coaching and facilitated discussion.

Creative Problem Solving :



Engages the community and resources at hand to address issues. Engages others and encourages debate and idea generation to solve problems while addressing risks. Remains objective under pressure and supports others to manage their emotions.

Works with individuals to develop personal development plans. The minimum recruitment for this role is a Two-year technical diploma in a related field (forestry, land management, construction related trade) Valid full Class 5 Driver's License and Defensive Driving Certificate.

Assets

Supervisory and leadership abilities to guide and manage teams, ensuring successful project outcomes. Experienced in operating, maintaining, and repairing a variety of equipment, including trucks, OHVs, 4x4 vehicles, chainsaws/brushsaws, and power tools.

Experience working independently and navigating in remote and challenging mountainous environments, demonstrating self-reliance and adaptability. Competence in identifying key environmental features, including vegetation types, soils, wildlife, and water bodies. Familiarity with relevant legislation, including the Public Lands Act, Wilderness Areas Act, and Occupational Health & Safety Act, among others.

Technical skills/certifications, such as carpentry, heavy equipment operator (i.e. mini-excavator, skid steer, etc), welding, etc. This competition is full-time Permanent position located in Calgary Any costs associated with obtaining required documents/checks as noted or interview travel expenses will be the responsibility of the candidate. If you require any further information on this job posting or require an accommodation during the recruitment process, please contactRashi Vaktania at rashi.

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