Forestry Assessment Field Coordinator

Company Description

Dexterra Group is a fast-growing, financially strong, publicly listed company (TSX:

DXT). We have a far-reaching presence across the entire continent North America with hundreds of full-time and part-time opportunities at any given time. We aim to provide our people with more than just a job – we offer fulfilling opportunities in a culture that promotes stability, diversity and inclusion, camaraderie, employee recognition, work-life balance, and doing what you love. For over 75 years, the companies that began independently, and now form Dexterra Group, have been dedicated to serving North American clients to create and manage built environments that play a vital role in our economy and our local communities.

And, that’s something we’re truly proud of. Work That Matters, People Who Care.

Remote locations near Grande Prairie, AB

Remote forestry sites with rugged terrain and variable weather conditions. Long outdoor workdays require stamina and resilience. Strong emphasis on teamwork, respect, and adherence to safety protocols.

Position is in a remote silviculture camp. Employees sleep in their own accommodations (generally tents). Nutritious and delicious hot meals are provided on workdays. Common areas and shower facilities are provided. Work rotations vary – generally four days on, one day off. Approximately May 1 – July 31st with possible extension.

Based on qualifications and experience. Starting at $270 per day.

The Tree Assessor plays a critical role in maintaining high standards of tree planting quality. This position ensures that every planting site meets or exceeds client specifications through systematic quality checks and accurate documentation. Responsibilities include tracking quality data by planter, block, and operating area, and delivering clear, timely reports. Success in this role requires meeting daily plot targets, upholding safety protocols, and demonstrating attention to detail, organizational ability, and a strong commitment to operational safety.

• Ensure work meets or exceeds client, contract, and company quality standards
• Act as a consistent and credible quality authority in the field
• Reinforce the link between quality, productivity, and safety

• Conduct regular field quality checks and audits according to client requirements and map appropriately.
• Meet or exceed the required number of plots per day and ensure systematic sampling methods are followed.
• Verify compliance with prescriptions, maps, specs, and planting standards (or equivalent)
• Identify deficiencies, trends, and recurring quality issues
• Provide clear, timely feedback to supervisors and crews

• Verify proper handling, transport, storage, and protection of stock/seedlings
• Ensure stock is maintained within required temperature, moisture, and handling standards
• Monitor cache setup, handling practices, and daily stock management
• Support corrective actions related to stock damage, loss, or improper handling

• Coach crews on quality expectations and best practices
• Support onboarding and refresher training related to quality and stock handling
• Reinforce correct techniques through observation and hands‑on feedback

• Accurately document quality assessments, findings, and corrective actions
• Track quality metrics and trends
• Prepare clear, professional reports for operations and client.
• Ensure quality data is complete, timely, and defensible

• Work with supervisors to develop and implement corrective action plans
• Verify corrective actions are completed and effective
• Escalate persistent or systemic quality issues as required

• Support client inspections, audits, and site visits
• Communicate professionally regarding quality findings
• Work closely with Operations, Safety, and Management teams
• Represent company quality standards in a solutions‑focused manner

• Perform daily Field Level Hazard Assessments (FLHA) and ensure corrective actions are implemented immediately.
• Ensure all required PPE is worn and in good condition; replace…