Toronto and Region Conservation Authority,Environmental Technologist, Restoration Projects Jobs in Canada

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Boyd Office. 9755 Canada Company Ave. Woodbridge, ON L4H 0A3.
2 positions available.

• 4
  years or more of post-secondary education or equivalent in an
  environmental science, biology or related program;
• Minimum
  3 years of experience related to major tasks;
• Demonstrated
  knowledge of terrestrial and aquatic ecology, management and monitoring;
• Excellent
  written and verbal communication skills;
• Strong
  public relations skills; experience with the media an asset;
• Demonstrated
  report and proposal writing and analytical skills;
• Strong
  budget management and cost control skills;
• Excellent
  computer proficiency with software experience (MS PowerPoint, Excel, Word,
  Access, ArcMap);
• Effective
  and efficient problem solving, multi-tasking and creative thinking;
• Ability
  to deal tactfully and courteously with the public;
• Knowledge
  of Occupational Health and Safety Act and regulations and the
  Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act;
• Valid
  Ontario driver’s license (Class A or F an asset);
• Standard
  first aid and CPR an asset.

1. Assist
   Manager and Project Managers with implementation of a variety of wetland,
   forest, stream, and meadow restoration projects.
2. Assist
   with the procurement of materials and services.
3. Maintain
   effective liaison with other agencies, community groups, and the general
   public, including stakeholder needs analysis and consultation and project
   reporting.
4. Assist
   with project management including project development; plan design;
   internal, external and public consultations; permit acquisition; work plan
   development; budget preparation; cost control and close out.
5. Prepare
   and format correspondence, project briefs, Authority communications and
   reports of a general and technical nature.
6. Coordinate
   and prepare proposals for partnership agreements and non-traditional
   sources of funding to assist in achieving mutual objectives.
7. Collect
   and analyze field data to identify and guide wildlife management and
   habitat restoration opportunities.
8. Oversee
   the compilation, organization and maintenance of data from various sources
   to ensure that it is readily available to the project team.
9. Hire,
   supervise, and evaluate the performance of staff.
10. Carry
    out other duties as assigned.