Mercer Peace River Pulp Ltd. is an integral part of the Canadian forest products industry, providing the North-West, Alberta region with approximately 300 jobs while sustainably managing the forests. A career at Mercer Peace River (MPR) offers an opportunity for growth, meaningful work, and a collaborative learning environment. Throughout your career, you will be supported by a team of highly skilled professionals and provided the self-motivating environment needed to make your goals achievable.
We are seeking a full-time, permanent Planning Supervisor within the Woodlands Department. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing operational plans, supporting the team in the delivery of high quality, low cost logs to the MPR Mill.
Roles & Responsibilities
- Act as the Company representative with regulatory agencies, industry stakeholders, public stakeholders
- Development of the General Development Plan (GDP) and associated Annual Operating Plans (AOP)
- Management of layout staff and contractors
- Environmental Management System, Quality and Health & Safety programs
- Liaise with Government officials on various approvals
- Development of annual budgets, including monitoring of annual expenditures
- Additional duties, as required
Qualifications and Experience
- Successful completion of a High School Diploma or equivalent
- Degree or Certificate in Forestry with a minimum of two (2) years related experience preferred
- Member or eligible to become a member of the Alberta Association of Forest Management Professionals (AAFMP)
- Safety conscious individual who can demonstrate safe work practices with respect to people, equipment, and processes
- Proficiency with GPS/GIS technology utilizing current versions of ArcGIS including ArcMap and Field Maps
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal
- Self-motivated, detail-oriented, independent, and capable of making informed decisions in a team environment
- Experience with Environmental Management Systems, quality and safety programs would be considered an asset
- Must possess a valid Alberta Class 5 Operator’s license
- Able to work in a physically demanding setting, required to work outdoors in varied climates
- Proficiency using a computer, including Microsoft Office Suite and Google Suite of Applications will be considered an asset