Website CanadianNatural Canadian Natural Resources Limited

Oil & Gas, Canadian Natural

The Opportunity:

Make your mark while you grow your career! As the Wildlife Environmental Coordinator, you will make a significant contribution to Canadian Natural’s Environmental programs. This position will support and provide guidance on wildlife and bird programs at Canadian Natural’s Oil Sand Mining operations reporting to the Lead of Research (Wetlands & Aquatics). You will develop strategic wildlife management plans and be responsible for ensuring safe, high-quality execution of field programs that deliver on regulatory and stakeholder commitments related to wildlife.  A primary function of this activity is the continued enhancement and operational excellence of a best-in-class bird and wildlife management systems.

  • Job location: Horizon Oil Sands – Fort McMurray, Alberta
    • Company sponsored fly-in/fly-out and camp facilities with flights from Calgary or Edmonton
  • Shift schedule: 8 x 6 (Thurs -Thurs)
  • Safety sensitive position: Yes
  • Application deadline: February 11, 2024

Key Accountabilities:

  • Develop and implement wildlife management and mitigation programs for Oil Sands mining operations
  • Coordinate with regulatory agencies on matters pertaining to wildlife deterrents, environmental monitoring and regulatory compliance
  • Conduct inspections of facilities for environmental compliance tracking
  • Ensure the Bird Deterrent System is maintained, upgraded and deployed in a timely manner (Planning and execution with the contractor is required)
  • Obtain appropriate annual wildlife handling, research, and damage control permits
  • Complete supporting data and forms for regulatory application submissions and manage monitoring data and prepare maps and reports
  • Promote Wildlife Awareness across Oil Sands mining operations for both mine staff and contractors and provide direction to project development activities as required
  • Work with the mine reclamation team to establish wildlife habitat within reclamation areas

What You Bring to the Role:

  • 3-5 years of experience in the field of biology along with environmental field experience
  • Degree in a related discipline and a professional designation completed or in process of completion
  • Experienced in writing reports for regulators and management
  • An understanding of environmental issues within the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo would be an asset
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and ArcPro
  • Knowledge of relevant environmental regulations and codes including:
    • Alberta Energy Regulator
    • Alberta Environment and Protected Areas
    • Environment Canada

What We Offer:

  • Competitive salary, stock options, company matched stock savings plan, annual bonuses
  • 100% Employer paid extended Health, Dental and Vision Benefits
  • May be eligible for relocation pursuant to Canadian Natural’s Relocation Policy
  • May be eligible for additional premiums
  • Company Sponsored Fly-In/Fly-Out from Calgary or Edmonton, Alberta
  • First class camp facilities
  • Health & Wellness Spending Account
  • Multiple volunteer opportunities within the community
  • Employee & Family Assistance Program

Check out our COMPENSATION & BENEFITS to learn more about what we have to offer!

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PO BOX 4990
Edmonton AB
T6E 5G8


Rooted in Wisdom: Deer Aging Techniques

Embark on a journey of precision and insight with the Lethbridge College Wildlife Analytics Lab (WAL) at the ACTWS Conference in Jasper! Join our workshop, ‘Rooted in Wisdom: Deer Aging Techniques‘, to explore the secrets hidden within wildlife teeth. Explore both the field technique of ‘tooth eruption and wear’ and the laboratory marvel of ‘cementum analysis’ – both dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of ungulate ages. Delve into the heart of these techniques, comparing their accuracy and precision, with a revelation of the superior accuracy of cementum analysis. Learn the art of tooth extraction and witness the seamless process of submitting your own wildlife teeth to the WAL for aging through cementum analysis. Elevate your understanding of deer populations and contribute to the advancement of wildlife knowledge and bolster your resume with applied experience. Participants will gain hands-on familiarity with the field technique of jaw aging, and the lab process of tooth extraction, inspection, preparation, and cementum analysis. Join us in Jasper for a transformative experience at the intersection of field expertise and cutting-edge laboratory analysis!

Facilitated by the Wildlife Analytics Lab, Lethbridge College

Cost: $15

Professional refers to someone who works with wildlife and/or their habitats in a professional setting.

In this context, it is not in reference to a legal professional designation.

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