Environmental Revegetation Technician

Reports to: Project Manager or Site Lead

Duration: Project-Based (with pathway to ongoing engagement)

Location: Lower Mainland, British Columbia, with travel across Western Canada

Alyon Nursery and Reclamation Inc. (Alyon) is a British Columbia–based company specializing in revegetation, reclamation, and restoration services across Western Canada. Since 2016, we’ve built a reputation for delivering technically credible, operationally disciplined, and commercially responsible environmental work in demanding project environments.

We work in municipal, transportation, mining, and oil and gas settings. Our clients rely on us not only for the quality of our work, but for the judgment, professionalism, and reliability of the people who represent us in the field.

Alyon is expanding. We are deepening our capabilities, growing our technical team, and positioning ourselves to become Western Canada’s premier revegetation partner. Every person who joins this team contributes to that trajectory.

This is a dynamic role for someone who wants to develop real field capability in revegetation, reclamation, restoration implementation, monitoring, and environmental site work—and who wants to grow alongside a company that is investing in its people and its future.

We are looking for an entry-level Environmental Revegetation Technician who will spend most of their time on active project sites planting, seeding, monitoring, documenting, and solving problems in the field while learning from senior staff.

The right candidate is someone who brings more than a willingness to work hard. The right person for this role is curious about how technology can make field work more efficient, such as better data collection, sharper monitoring, more efficient workflows. Someone who can carry a 20-kilogram bag of seed mix up a slope and then sit down to organize field data in a way that helps the project move forward.

This T1 position is the entry point into a structured technician progression that grows with your capability, judgment, and contribution. As you develop, there will be real pathways into more advanced roles—not theoretical ones. We reward performance, initiative, and professional growth.

• Support revegetation, reclamation, and restoration projects on active sites—planting, seeding, site preparation, erosion and sediment control, maintenance, and vegetation establishment.
• Assist with field assessments to evaluate site conditions, revegetation requirements, access constraints, and environmental considerations.
• Conduct field monitoring of vegetation establishment, site condition, survival, performance, and project progress.
• Support loading, staging, transporting, and maintaining field equipment, tools, plant materials, and supplies.
• Perform equipment inspections, hazard identification, and field-level risk assessments.

• Collect accurate field data, photographs, and observations using digital field tools, GPS units, mapping software, and field apps.
• Contribute to improving how we capture, organize, and use field data—bring ideas, not just compliance.
• Support senior staff with field notes, data summaries, and reporting tied to project deliverables.

• Follow all company, client, and site safety procedures across transportation, mining, oil and gas, and municipal project environments.
• Maintain situational awareness when working around traffic, heavy equipment, industrial activities, remote access conditions, and changing hazards.
• Interact respectfully and professionally with clients, contractors, landowners, Indigenous communities, regulators, and the public.
• Represent Alyon with the kind of reliability and judgment that earns repeat trust.
• Compliance with Alyon and Client’s strict Zero Drug and Alcohol Policy, including any legal drugs.

• Work as a contributing member of small, high-performing field teams where your input matters.
• Support other field operations, restoration, nursery, or environmental project activities as the work demands.
• Take ownership of your own professional development—ask questions, seek feedback, push…