Indigenous Relations Liaison Northern Ontario (Canada)

Indigenous Relations Liaison Northern Ontario (Canada)

25 Oct
|
Valard Construction
|
Canada

25 Oct

Valard Construction

Canada

Support Valard’s Indigenous engagement across Northern Ontario by building trusted relationships and coordinating community communications, participation, and procurement activities. Frequent travel includes remote Indigenous communities.

As Indigenous Relations Liaison, you will support the Northeast Powerline and Northshore Link projects. Reporting to the Vice President, Indigenous Partnerships and Commercial Strategy, you will work within the project team. Your responsibilities include relationship building, cultural competency, environmental stewardship, workforce participation, and Indigenous procurement.

Key Responsibilities:

- Build respectful relationships with communities, leadership, and stakeholders
- Coordinate communications, notifications, updates, and construction progress notices
- Track hiring, workforce hours, spending,



and procurement
- Support engagement plans and Indigenous participation targets
- Coordinate community events, open houses, and career fairs

Requirements:

- Five years of related Indigenous relations or community engagement experience
- Understanding of Indigenous cultural considerations, protocols, and trust-building
- Post-secondary education or equivalent experience
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and Power BI
- Ability to work independently with project teams

Bring relationship building, cultural awareness, and project coordination skills to Valard’s Indigenous partnerships across Northern Ontario.

📌 Indigenous Relations Liaison Northern Ontario (Canada)
🏢 Valard Construction
📍 Canada

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