Communications Advisor

Turn complex work into clear stories
At the Safety Codes Council, our work supports a strong, consistent safety system across Alberta. We’re looking for a  Communications Advisor  who enjoys turning complex information into clear, engaging stories and providing trusted advice that supports meaningful public‑sector work. This is an opportunity to make province‑wide impact while working in a collaborative, people‑first organization.

About the role
Reporting to the Manager, Communications, you’ll be a strategic communications partner to teams across the organization. You’ll lead communication planning, create high‑quality content, and support major Council initiatives through strong storytelling, sound judgment, and collaboration.

What you’ll do

Lead or co‑develop communication strategies and plans aligned with organizational priorities

Create clear, engaging written and visual content for web, intranet, newsletters, social media, presentations, and executive materials

Translate complex or technical information into plain‑language communications

Provide trusted communication advice, editing support, and quality assurance to leaders and teams

Manage and optimize digital and internal communication channels, including web and social media

Support projects, initiatives, and events by coordinating communication timelines and approvals

Use analytics and insights to assess effectiveness and continuously improve communication approaches

What you bring

Demonstrated proficiency in professional communications, typically gained through  4–5 years of progressively responsible experience

A bachelor’s degree in Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, Marketing, or a related field (equivalencies considered)

Strong writing, editing, and messaging skills for diverse internal and external audiences

Confidence supporting executive‑and Board‑facing communications

Experience contributing to communication planning aligned with organizational goals

Strong project coordination skills and the ability to manage competing priorities

Digital fluency, including social media, analytics tools, and content management systems (Microsoft environment)

Sound judgment, attention to detail, and a high standard of quality and accuracy

Strong collaboration skills and the ability to build productive relationships across teams

Nice to have

Experience with CP Style writing, photography, or video production

Experience working in public sector, regulatory, or complex policy environments

What we offer

Competitive base salary  ($78,750–$102,900)  aligned with your education and experience

Three weeks of starting vacation plus personal days

100% employer‑paid health and dental coverage, plus an annual health & lifestyle spending account

Retirement savings plan with employer matching

Leadership and professional development opportunities

Hybrid work model with a monthly commuter allowance and home office allowance

Full‑time role (36.25 hours/week, Monday–Friday) with in‑office collaboration Wednesdays and Thursdays at our downtown Edmonton office

Apply
This opportunity is open until  February 20, 2026 , or until a suitable candidate is selected. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Join us to build a rewarding career and make an impact for Albertans.

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