Office of the Chief Forester: Policies and Standards 

Government continuously refines forest stewardship through ongoing improvement of policies, legislation and practices for forest inventory, timber supply planning, allowable annual cut determinations, silviculture, forest health, land-based research, climate change, and forest genetic resource management. Government's goal is to achieve sustainable management of British Columbia's forests. 

Summer Work Placements available in the following areas: 

Office of the Chief Forester: Policies and Standards 

Government continuously refines forest stewardship through ongoing improvement of policies, legislation and practices for forest inventory, timber supply planning, allowable annual cut determinations, silviculture, forest health, land-based research, climate change, and forest genetic resource management. Government's goal is to achieve sustainable management of British Columbia's forests. 

Summer Work Placements available in the following areas: 

Office of the Chief Forester: Policies and Standards 

Government continuously refines forest stewardship through ongoing improvement of policies, legislation and practices for forest inventory, timber supply planning, allowable annual cut determinations, silviculture, forest health, land-based research, climate change, and forest genetic resource management. Government's goal is to achieve sustainable management of British Columbia's forests. 

Summer Work Placements available in the following areas: 

BC Wildfire Service

In addition to a team of permanent staff which includes safety and training personnel, wildfire and fuel management experts, support and administrative staff, the BC Wildfire Service employs approximately 1,600 seasonal personnel each year.

BC Wildfire Service is an Indigenous Forestry Scholarship Program partner. The scholarship program includes a summer work placement (May-August) in one of the following locations:

BC Wildfire Service

In addition to a team of permanent staff which includes safety and training personnel, wildfire and fuel management experts, support and administrative staff, the BC Wildfire Service employs approximately 1,600 seasonal personnel each year.

BC Wildfire Service is an Indigenous Forestry Scholarship Program partner. The scholarship program includes a summer work placement (May-August) in one of the following locations:

BC Wildfire Service

In addition to a team of permanent staff which includes safety and training personnel, wildfire and fuel management experts, support and administrative staff, the BC Wildfire Service employs approximately 1,600 seasonal personnel each year.

BC Wildfire Service is an Indigenous Forestry Scholarship Program partner. The scholarship program includes a summer work placement (May-August) in one of the following locations:

As a Labourer at Drax, you will support the efficient operation of our pellet production systems by performing a variety of construction, repair, installation, and maintenance activities. Your role is crucial in ensuring the highest standards of safety and compliance while contributing to continuous improvement and quality control initiatives.

So, what will you be doing?
The core responsibilities and duties include:

The Inventory Specialist will be focused on supporting pellet operations and local plants by verifying the inventory and critical parts and helping prepare the sites for the D365 project, which requires capturing, analyzing, and reviewing the inventory.

The successful candidate will work within the D365 system, and directly with the plants, ensuring that parts are catalogued and ready for entry in an organized and efficient way.

Key Responsibilities

The Maintenance Supervisor will lead the maintenance function on site, working collaboratively with various support departments, to ensure shutdowns, projects, and the work order program is managed effectively on site.

In this role, you’ll bring your leadership experience to motivate, support, and grow the maintenance team, problem-solving challenges and taking action to support daily, weekly, and yearly goals across the plant.

Key Responsibilities

We’re looking for a Certified Millwright to join our redesigned, modern lumber mill located near Williams Lake, British Columbia. Our Lakeview Division safely and sustainably produces over 230 million board feet of lumber per year for customers around the world so they can build their homes and their communities. 

Our ideal candidate has the following qualifications: