Current Opportunities
Current Opportunities
Fort St John
First Nations Liaison Assistant
The First Nations Liaison Assistant (FNLA) provides technical support to the Applications Department by assisting in activities to ensure the Commission’s relationships with First Nations are maintained, and assisting with the implementation of Commission processes required to accommodate the Crown’s legal duty to consult with First Nations on oil and gas applications.
Strategic Relations Specialist
The Strategic Relations Specialist supports the development and leads the implementation of a broad range of initiatives including relationship strategies, relationship-building programs, business improvement projects, tools for supporting statutory decision-making, and various other products.
Manager, Stakeholder Relations - Temporary, 12 months
The Manager, Stakeholder Relations is considered a Commission strategic stakeholder relations expert and as such, provides direction, assistance and specialized expertise relating to engagement with a varied and complex group of
stakeholders.
Natural Resource Officer - 2 positions
The Natural Resource Officer assesses, evaluates, manages and renders final decision by issuing permits and approvals under the land, forest and water acts. Authorizations are granted with respect to environmental reviews, consultation and notification requirements and agricultural reviews related to oil and gas industry applications. Assess, evaluate and make recommendations on applications under the Oil and Gas Activities Act and National Energy Board related to the oil and gas industry.
Specialist, Quality Assurance & Enforcement
The Specialist, Quality Assurance & Enforcement (SQAE) reviews enforcement case file reports and develops and drafts administrative decisions and enforcement orders as required through consultation and acquisition of consensus between the Vice President – Operations, Legal Services, and Compliance & Enforcement (C&E) technical staff.
Fort St John, Victoria
Manager, Orphan Restoration
The Manager, Orphan Restoration plays a leading role in executing large scale, complex field projects that serve to mitigate financial and environmental risks associated with the Orphan Site Reclamation Fund (OSRF). The position will work to continuously improve on the planning and delivery of restoration projects and works closely with industry, government, and stakeholders to implement policies and procedures for the restoration of orphan sites in British Columbia.
Dawson Creek
Community Relations Assistant - Temporary, 12 months
The Community Relations Assistant supports programs that enhance positive relations among diverse parties on matters related to rights and terms of entry on private and agricultural leased lands, public engagement and conflict management, ensuring oil and gas activities are conducted in accordance with regulations, standards and best business practices to minimize impacts.