Environment Project Coordinator

Environment Project Coordinator

Department: Environment
Wage: $35-41.20/hour
Hours: 35 hours, Monday – Friday
Flexible work schedule based on operational and field requirements
Location: 10 Scotchman Road, Lillooet BC
Job #: JP-0003

WHY JOIN SGS:

• Work rooted in Indigenous stewardship and environmental leadership
• Contribute to meaningful, community-driven environmental initiatives
• Collaborate with a passionate and dedicated team

ABOUT US:
Working at SGS means contributing to meaningful, purpose-driven projects while building strong relationships with communities, leadership, and partners. Our team values collaboration, accountability, respect, and innovation. We offer opportunities to take initiative, influence outcomes, and see the tangible results of your work on the land and in the lives of our members.

If you are seeking a career where your professional expertise aligns with values of reconciliation, sustainability, and community advancement, SGS offers a uniquely rewarding environment.

Relocating to Lillooet, located in the heart of St’át’imc Territory, offers an exceptional lifestyle for those seeking balance, affordability, and connection to land, culture, and community.

Surrounded by breathtaking mountains, rivers, and canyons, Lillooet is known for its:

• Four-season outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, skiing, river sports, and backcountry exploration
• Short commute times and a relaxed pace of life
• Strong sense of community, where relationships are valued and contributions are recognized
• Growing arts, food, and cultural scene rooted in history and creativity

ABOUT THE ROLE:
Summary:
St’át’imc Government Services (SGS) is seeking an experienced and motivated Environment Project Coordinator – Terrestrial, Forestry & Wildlife to join our Environment Department.

This role is responsible for coordinating environmental programs, leading field initiatives, and co-managing project delivery alongside another Project Coordinator. The position focuses on terrestrial ecosystems, forestry, and wildlife monitoring , while supporting broader environmental programs across SGS.

The successful candidate will play a key role in integrating St’át’imc cultural values and Indigenous knowledge into environmental planning and stewardship.

Key Responsibilities:
Project Leadership & Coordination

• Co-lead delivery of environmental field programs and technical projects
• Coordinate staff tasks, schedules, and deliverables
• Provide direction, coaching, and feedback to team members
• Support staff performance reviews in collaboration with leadership

Technical Advisory & Program Participation

• Participate in BC Hydro-related projects and working groups
• Review Environmental Management Plans for alignment with St’át’imc priorities
• Provide technical advice on environmental initiatives and planning processes

Environmental Program Delivery

• Conduct field assessments (terrestrial, wildlife, forestry, fisheries, and aquatic)
• Coordinate fieldwork including forest health, silviculture, and wildlife monitoring
• Support species-at-risk, land-use, and water monitoring programs
• Develop data management systems and protocols

Community Engagement & Indigenous Knowledge

• Engage with St’át’imc communities to incorporate local knowledge
• Represent SGS at meetings and stakeholder engagements
• Deliver educational sessions, workshops, and community outreach

Project & Grant Management

• Lead grant applications, reporting, and tracking
• Manage budgets, timelines, and project resources
• Maintain project documentation and performance metrics

Reporting & Administration

• Prepare reports, work plans, and technical documentation
• Ensure compliance with legislation and safety protocols
• Maintain high standards of data integrity and confidentiality

Teamwork & Organizational Development

• Promote a respectful, safety-first workplace culture
• Support team collaboration and continuous improvement
• Contribute to the growth of the Environment Department

ABOUT YOU AND WHAT YOU CAN BRING TO SGS:

• Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Environmental Studies, Forestry, Natural Resource Management, or related field required
• Professional designation (RPF, RPBio, or equivalent) preferred
• Project Management certification is an asset
• Relevant field certifications (wildlife, forestry, fisheries, RISC) considered an asset
• Minimum 5 years of experience in environmental or natural resource program delivery required
• Experience working with First Nations or Indigenous governance preferred
• Knowledge of relevant legislation (e.g., BC Environmental Assessment Act, Water Sustainability Act, Species at Risk Act)
• Proven experience managing multiple projects and field-based work
• Strong leadership and matrix team management skills
• Excellent communication, facilitation, and project coordination abilities
• Technical writing, data analysis, and reporting proficiency
• Experience with GIS, databases, Microsoft Office, and field equipment
• Commitment to incorporating and prioritizing St’át’imc values in environmental work
• Valid BC driver’s license and reliable transportation required
• Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends
• Fieldwork required in rugged terrain and variable weather conditions

WORKING AT SGS:
Benefits:

• Company pension
• Extended healthcare program
• Supportive team
• Office amenities
• Additional non-statutory leaves

Salary is based on experience and qualifications. Must be able to submit criminal record check and driving abstracts.

HOW TO APPLY:
If this sounds like the opportunity for you, please submit a resume and cover letter via our .

Please Note: Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

Closing date: July 20, 2026. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews. Interviews will be held between July 30, 2026