Cultural Heritage Resource Coordinator

BC Energy Regulator•Fort St. John, BC

2d•CA$70,004 - CA$79,564•Hybrid

About The Position

In accordance with the provisions of the Heritage Conservation Act, the Cultural Heritage Resource Coordinator (Coordinator) supports the delivery of the BCER’s Heritage Conservation Program (HCP) by assisting with the review and administration of archaeological and heritage resource matters related to energy resource activities in British Columbia. The Coordinator provides technical expertise and advice related to BCER’s permitting and consultation responsibilities for heritage resources. The Coordinator participates in the review of archaeological submissions associated with energy resource applications and supports the administration of permits issued under the Heritage Conservation Act (HCA). Working within established legislation, policy, and procedures, the Coordinator conducts technical analysis and prepares recommendations, documentation, and supporting materials for review by senior program staff and statutory decision makers. The role involves engagement with First Nations, stakeholders, other ministries, government agencies, industry, communities, and the public, and contributes to the effective delivery of the BCER’s Heritage Conservation Program through technical review, stakeholder support, data management, reporting, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Requirements

In accordance with the provisions of the Heritage Conservation Act.

Responsibilities

Assisting with the review and administration of archaeological and heritage resource matters related to energy resource activities in British Columbia.
Providing technical expertise and advice related to BCER’s permitting and consultation responsibilities for heritage resources.
Participating in the review of archaeological submissions associated with energy resource applications.
Supporting the administration of permits issued under the Heritage Conservation Act (HCA).
Conducting technical analysis and preparing recommendations, documentation, and supporting materials for review by senior program staff and statutory decision makers.
Engaging with First Nations, stakeholders, other ministries, government agencies, industry, communities, and the public.
Contributing to the effective delivery of the BCER’s Heritage Conservation Program through technical review, stakeholder support, data management, reporting, and continuous improvement initiatives.