Summary:
Under the direction of the Consultation Coordinator the Land Use Lead assists the Consultation office to work with Elders and community members to design and implement Traditional Ecological Knowledge & Traditional Use Studies related to projects.
Duties & Responsibilities:
• The planning and implementation of TLU and TEK studies.
• Design models for each specific TLU and TEK Study.
• Engaging and the inclusion of community members, including elders.
• Providing logistics for each study.
• Work as a liaison between the nation and contractors, pertaining to Consultation projects.
• Creating a timeline, work plan, and budget for each study.
• Contribute to the SCN knowledge base.
• Historical preservation of landscapes with cultural and historical significance.
• Recording the Oral Knowledge/Histories of SCN Elders and Members.
• Provide support and back up to other areas within the Consultation Team as required.
• Reporting to the Consultation Coordinator, Business Development Senior Manager, and Business Development Committee.
• Community Engagement sessions on consultation projects as needed.
• Educate and advise Industry and Government on Indigenous rights, lands, culture and interests.
• Perform a variety of administrative duties in support of the Consultation Office.
Additional Responsibilities:
• Represent SCN at external meetings, forums and workshops as assigned, or required in the performance of the Consultation Traditional Land Use Lead responsibilities,
• Perform all duties and responsibilities in accordance with policies, standards, protocols and procedures of the SCN as directed,
• Contribute effectively as a team member to the overall plans and objectives of SCN,
• Participating in all applicable initiatives, workshops, conferences, and meetings,
• Perform other duties and responsibilities as necessary in the performance of the position, and as assigned by the Consultation Coordinator.
Knowledge and Abilities:
• Degree in an associated Social Science field (History, Anthropology, Sociology, Native Studies)
• Knowledgeable about Ethnographic Research methods.
• Knowledgeable about Community Based Research methods
• Knowledgeable about Archival research.
• Familiar with Mapping and GPS/GIS
• Must be able to work within an office space as well as in the fieldwork when needed
• Ability to take direction and work with no supervision.
• Awareness of Intellectual Property
• Awareness of negotiation and litigation with government and industry in relation to Treaty and Aboriginal Rights
• Community engagement facilitation skills (large groups, small groups, workshops, Indigenous Knowledge interviews)
• Ability to record accurate notes, and record keeping,
• Excellent oral and written communication skills, strong active listening skills,
• Proven planning, prioritizing, organizing and coordination skills,
• Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to establish and maintain successful and effective relationships with a variety of internal and external contacts,
• Has an understanding of Samson Cree Nation culture, demonstrates cultural competency and sensitivity towards SCN cultural traditions with the ability to use sound judgment and diplomacy in high stress/conflict situations,
• Demonstrated adaptable skills with the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment,
• Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team environment,
• Advanced computer skills and use of MS Office, Adobe Acrobat and statistics/data analysis software,
• Proven ability to maintain confidentiality at all times
Qualifications:
· Bachelor’s Degree or Related Post-Secondary Diploma in Environmental Science, Business Administration, Communications or related field of study
· Clear Criminal Record Check
· Must Submit a Resume, copy of Class 5 Drivers License with application
· Ability to speak/and or understand the Cree language is considered an asset Certification in Project Management is considered an asset
· Must have own transportation and will be required to provide proof of registration and insurance for their vehicle
Education: Bachelor’s Degree OR Related Post-Secondary Diploma
Salary: Negotiable based on education, experience and skills
CLOSING DATE: March 27, 2024 @ 4:00 pm
INTERVIEWS: TO BE ANNOUNCED
***All applicants will be screened to be considered for this position ***
You must submit all necessary documents.
(Application, Cover Page, Resume, Certification/Licenses, Criminal Record Check, Driver’s License)
For applications and further information, please contact:
Samson Cree Nation Telephone: (780) 585- 3793
Personnel Department Extension: 107
Box 159 Fax: (780) 585-2088 Maskwacis, AB, T0C-1N0 Email: personnel.179@gmail.com
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