Forest Technicians- 2026/27

Consus Management Ltd. is a multidisciplinary consulting company with offices in Williams Lake and Vernon, British Columbia. We provide project management, civil project support, natural resource and environmental services across forestry, utilities, mining, transportation, and other resource and infrastructure sectors. Our team brings together planning, field development, GIS, environmental services, and tenure management to support projects from planning through approvals and implementation.
At Consus Management, we are committed to Truth and Reconciliation through respectful relationships with local Indigenous communities and practical initiatives that build understanding and support meaningful collaboration.
We pride ourselves on our progressive, innovative approach to environmental management, blending industry expertise with modern practices and technologies to support sustainable development for future generations.
The Opportunity:We are looking for multiple Forest Technicians to join our Forestry Department, with positions based in Vernon, Williams Lake, or Quesnel, BC. We welcome Trainee Forest Technologists (TFTs), Registered Forest Technologists (RFTs), and candidates with equivalent practical forestry experience.
You will work alongside RPFs, technicians, and GIS staff, supporting full-phase timber development, forest planning, and operational delivery across a variety of tenures, including community forest and First Nations partnerships. The role involves office and field work, with opportunities to build technical skills and take on greater responsibility as your experience develops.
Key Responsibilities:
Carry out cutblock and road layout, including boundary marking, traversing, and field measurements.
Collect and record field data for timber development, site plans, and operational assessments.
Identify and document terrain, drainage, riparian features, access constraints, and other field conditions for professional review.
Support timber cruising, forest surveys, and stand assessments as required and within your training and experience.
Prepare field notes, maps, GPS data, and supporting reports.
Assist with appraisal and permitting packages under the direction of the project team.
Support fuel management and wildfire risk reduction projects.
Coordinate field activities with supervisors, GIS staff, and other team members, and maintain accurate work records
What We’re Looking For:
Individuals registered with, or eligible for registration with, Forest Professionals British Columbia (FPBC), or those with equivalent relevant forestry experience. Candidates actively working toward professional registration will also be considered.
Experience in timber development, cutblock or road layout, forest surveys, or related fieldwork.
A forestry diploma/ degree or related education is an asset. Practical experience and demonstrated aptitude will also be considered.
Working knowledge of BC forestry practices and applicable regulations.
Experience using GPS equipment and collecting accurate field data.
Familiarity with ESRI mapping tools and Microsoft Office.
Strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills.
Able to work independently within assigned responsibilities and seek direction when needed.
A valid BC driver's license.
Able to safely undertake fieldwork in remote locations and varied terrain.
Experience operating 4×4 trucks, quads, and snowmobiles is an asset
What We Offer:
Annual salary: $70,000-$90,000, commensurate with relevant experience, education, and professional designation.
Flexible holiday policies and work-life balance.
Extended medical and dental benefits.
Company-matched RRSP contribution program
Ongoing professional development and mentorship.
A supportive, inclusive team environment.
This role offers the opportunity to grow your forestry career, develop practical field and technical skills, and contribute meaningfully to land stewardship in BC.
We thank all applicants for their interest;
however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
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