Lead environmental initiatives at Fort McKay First Nation as the Director of Sustainability. Shape policies, oversee assessments, and advocate for Indigenous rights within resource development. The Director of Sustainability plays a pivotal role in Fort McKay's environmental stewardship and regulatory engagements. This leadership position focuses on protecting Treaty and Aboriginal rights while ensuring sustainable land use.

Key skills include relationship building, negotiation, and managing interdisciplinary teams within environmental assessments and indigenous consultation processes. Key Responsibilities:

- Direct technical reviews of environmental assessments and regulatory applications
- Oversee consultation records and regulatory interventions
- Lead collective impacts on air, water,



and wildlife
- Build relationships with governments and industry
- Manage strategies for community engagement and monitoring

Requirements:

- Degree in environmental science, management, or related field
- 10 years of experience in environmental management or Indigenous consultation
- 5 years in leadership roles
- Valid Class 5 driver’s license
- Experience with Alberta energy regulatory framework

Drive sustainable initiatives and protect the workplace at Fort McKay First Nation through strategic leadership and community collaboration.

📌 Director of Sustainability at Fort McKay (Alberta)
🏢 Fort McKay First Nation
📍 Alberta