Lands Administration Assistant WLFN

Support lands administration and monitoring for Williams Lake First Nation in a full-time, 35-hour-per-week position reporting to the Lands Manager.

The Lands Assistant organizes Lands Office operations and manages Lands and Environment projects and monitoring programs. This position suits candidates with natural resources or environmental management education and three to five years of related experience. Strong organization, information technology, and communication skills are central to the work.

• Coordinate Lands Office filing and administrative tasks
• Lead Lands Registration document organization, saving, and backup
• Compile and organize Lands Manual documents
• Develop a Land Monitoring program for WLFN lands
• Organize meetings, materials, catering, and minutes

• Degree, certificate, or diploma in natural resources or environmental management
• Three to five years of lands and resource experience
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and information technologies
• Intermediate computer skills including databases, mapping, and spreadsheets
• Ability to meet deadlines and respect confidentiality

Bring lands administration, monitoring, and resource management skills to support Williams Lake First Nation programs and services.