Key ResponsibilitiesAssist with archaeological field work and reporting under current provincial and skilled requirements.Assist with archaeological walkovers (field walking at specified intervals to identify archaeological resources or evaluate archaeological resource potential).Assist with test pit surveys and hand excavation of test pits along specified intervals to identify archaeological resources.Assist with hand excavation of archaeological test units.Assist with staking out archaeological grids, recording and interpreting soil stratigraphy and archaeological features.Assist with in‑field artifact identification and office‑based artifact cataloguing.Prepare archaeological field research permit applications and archaeological impact assessment reports.Conduct supporting background research and prepare archaeological field research permit applications and archaeological impact assessment reports.Travel, as required, to various local and/or remote field sites, with overnight travel sometimes required, and occasional 1‑2 week shifts away from home.Promote a strong health and safety culture and actively participate in Stantec HSSE Program.Capabilities and CredentialsA valid driver’s licence and a good driving record are required.Able to lift 50lbs and complete physically demanding fieldwork in a range of weather conditions for up to 12hours per day while maintaining a positive, solutions‑focused attitude.Willingness to travel within Atlantic Canada and work in remote locations with overnight stays for short and long durations.Able to work effectively in a team atmosphere and independently,



as required.Strong initiative with the ability to adapt to changing conditions and make independent, informed decisions.Time‑management skills that include balancing short‑term and immediate work commitments with varying priorities and deadlines.Strong communication skills, including verbal, technical writing, and electronic communications.Desired Skills (Optional)Knowledge of current provincial regulatory requirements relating to archaeology in Atlantic Canada.Experience working with GIS software and digital data collection tools.Experience in planning, coordinating, and implementing field programs.Education and ExperienceA master’s degree in Anthropology or Archaeology, or equivalent, is preferred.Current graduate students in anthropology or archaeology are encouraged to apply.Academic or work experience in Atlantic Canada, particularly New Brunswick, is an asset.Employment TypeFull‑time permanent position or a contract position with the potential to transition to a full‑time permanent position based on performance and availability of work.TravelTravel within Atlantic Canada with overnight stays; occasional 1‑2 week shifts away from home.Benefits SummaryHealth, dental, and vision plans.Wellness program, health‑care spending account, wellness spending account.Group registered retirement savings plan, employee stock purchase program, group tax‑free savings account.Life and accidental death & dismemberment insurance.Short‑term / long‑term disability plans.Emergency travel benefits.Tuition reimbursement.Professional membership fee coverage.Paid time off.Pay RangePEI: $57,400.00 – $83,300.00 Annually.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Junior Archaeologist (Fredericton) - C$57,400 - C$83,300 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Stantec.
📍 Winnipeg