Job specializations:
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Energy/Power Generation
Job Description & How to Apply Below
This role is responsible for coordinating land requirements across project life cycles, managing stakeholder relationships, supporting regulatory compliance, and providing land expertise to multidisciplinary teams delivering gas, power, pipeline, and energy solutions projects.
Total rewards: $45.00 hourly
Work on high-profile energy infrastructure and growth projects across Western Canada
Influence project success through strategic land leadership and stakeholder engagement
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including Legal, Regulatory, Construction, and Environment groups
Lead negotiations and land strategies on complex, large-scale projects
Gain exposure to diverse project phases from development through operations and decommissioning
Partner with industry consultants, appraisers, and land service providers
Contribute to process improvements and best practices within a growing project environment
Mentor peers and expand your leadership profile within the land profession
A typical day:
Lead landowner engagement, acquisition, and access programs for project execution
Coordinate land activities throughout project development, construction, operations transition, and abandonment phases
Identify land requirements, risks, constraints, and mitigation strategies
Serve as the primary land advisor within multidisciplinary project teams
Develop land strategies, execution plans, budgets, forecasts, and cost estimates
Direct and oversee consultants, land brokers, appraisers, and third-party service providers
Resolve complex land issues, claims, negotiations, arbitrations, and legal matters
Maintain stakeholder communication and provide clear project status reporting
Successful candidates will have:
6+ years of land management experience within the energy sector
Demonstrate experience leading land scope for owner/operator projects
Apply knowledge of Canadian land acquisition practices and execution methodologies
Interpret and apply federal and provincial land legislation and regulatory requirements
Navigate regulatory frameworks including CER, AER, BCER, and AUC requirements
Utilize strong negotiation, stakeholder engagement, and conflict resolution skills
Demonstrate project management, leadership, and vendor management capabilities
Hold a related university degree or equivalent combination of education and experience and maintain a valid driver's license
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