Summer Employment 2023: Student Staff – Southern NB Woodlands
Location:
Various Locations
Deadline:
October 30, 2022
WOODLANDS SUMMER STAFF – Summer 2023 – Southern NB
The Woodlands Division is looking to hire a team of energetic and motivated student leaders for our summer programs across our operating regions.
Are you looking for a summer job which enables you to work with a team of industry-leading professionals?
Do you want to gain hands-on experience that could lead to full-time employment upon graduation?
Does a job with real responsibilities and making meaningful contributions interest you?
Your Opportunities:
Crew Chief: Crew chiefs are the leaders of our Planting program, managing a group of peers in one of the most challenging work environments there is. This a role that is best suited to those with previous silviculture experience and are highly organized.
They are responsible for the health & safely of a group of 10-15 tree planters and support staff
Leading and documenting mandatory safety talks and stretching each morning
Meeting or exceeding quality and production targets
Transporting workers to and from work sites
Accurate and timely Payroll entry
Constantly working to improve their jobsites and dealing with any conflicts within their work group.
Tree Care: Tree Care is a pivotal role in our planting operations. They are what keeps the operation moving, they deliver trees to planters via Backpack harness, ATV or Skidder. This role is extremely physically demanding in nature- carrying upwards of 80lbs across uneven terrain, operation of water pumps etc. This is a great summer position for a student from any discipline who is looking for a rewarding summer role outdoors.
Maintain integrity of seedlings- thoroughly watered, neatly stored, tarped when required etc.
Setting up Tree caches in blocks ahead of planting operation
Utilization of equipment such as ATVs, and Skidders (training provided)
Stacking and wrapping of empty trays for collection.
Conducting Daily safety equipment checks
Supporting the crew chief when requested.
Auditors: Auditors are another piece in ensuring we are meeting or exceeding our plantation establishment standards. They assess quality, density and ensure accurate mapping of plantations. This would be an exciting opportunity for anyone who has an interest in Accounting, Finance, Business, GIS, or Forestry who also likes to be outdoors.
Data collection behind either company or contractor crews in a timely manner (less than 48hrs)
Follows all best practices in relation to data collection
Fairly represents the company and worker by remaining unbiased
Submission of records regularly, they are what is used to validate pay for planters
Supporting the operation as requested, when needed.
What We Offer:
A fun outdoor working environment.
A team-based work effort that supports you to succeed.
We are committed to financially supporting your education with established incentive programs that increase with ongoing work terms.
We expose you to our diverse operations and connect you with senior leadership to ensure meaningful work experiences that lead to career opportunities upon graduation.
Along with competitive wages, company vehicles and uniforms are provided.
Accommodations or subsidization for accommodations may be available for certain positions in specific regions
Our Story:
Get to know the Irving Woodlands Story through the lens of our passionate employees here.
To apply for this Career Opportunity, please apply online.
The Woodlands team will work with you to determine an appropriate position based on your interest and experiences as discussed during the selection process.
We appreciate your interest in our company! Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted
To learn more about our products and services, click here.
J.D. Irving, Limited, Woodlands Division is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in its employment practices and to providing an environment free from discrimination and harassment for all employees.
Additional Information
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