Candidates need a valid Transport Canada AME licence rated M1 and/or M2, a class G driver's licence and the ability to obtain a restricted radio operator's certificate and airport security clearance. Strong hands-on engine, avionics and hydraulic repair skills and the ability to work with limited supervision are also required.
computerized maintenance system, precision tools, hand tools, aircraft test equipment
Candidates need a valid Transport Canada AME licence rated M1 and/or M2, a class G driver's licence and the ability to obtain a restricted radio operator's certificate and airport security clearance. Strong technical knowledge of aircraft systems, Canadian Aviation Regulations and the ability to handle heavy physical work are required.
precision tools, hand tools, aircraft test equipment, computerized maintenance system
Candidates need a valid class G driver's licence and experience in natural resource management, ideally in aggregates, land and water, dam operations, fish and wildlife, or forestry. They also need risk-based compliance experience, strong client communication, and the ability to plan and coordinate team work.
Manage resources, G licence, Valid driver's licence, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Problem solving
Candidates need expertise in economic theory, research methods and analytical techniques, plus familiarity with forest economic data sources and input-output models. Strong writing, facilitation and problem-solving skills are also required.
Candidates need strong leadership, team management, strategic planning and decision-making abilities. They also need experience building relationships with diverse stakeholders and communicating clearly with a range of audiences.
Leadership, Decision making, Collaboration, Process improvement, Coaching, Strategic planning
Candidates need a valid Class G driver's licence and knowledge of Indigenous history, culture and resource management. Strong leadership, negotiation, communication, project management and analytical skills are required.
Candidates need policy and program development experience, including working with Indigenous communities on forestry economic development. Strong research, analysis, communication and project management skills, plus full proficiency in office software, are required.
Word processing software, Spreadsheet software, Presentation software, Database software, Email and internet applications
Candidates need an RPF designation, or the ability to transfer one, for the Management Forester role, or be in the process of designation for the Assistant role. They need knowledge of Ontario forest legislation, facilitation and communication skills, and GIS and GPS experience.