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Manager, CNC Research Forest

College of New Caledonia -
Prince George, BC

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Job details

Full-time
$94,443–$125,924 a year
4 days ago

Qualifications

Forestry
Silviculture
Research
Master's degree
Supervising experience
Bachelor's
Organizational skills
Forest management
Budgeting
Communication skills

Full job description

EXISTING CNC CUPE Employees:

For all Administrative postings please disregard the following statement. For CUPE postings please refer to Article 9.01 (d) of the CUPE Collective Agreement to ensure you have met the eligibility requirements to apply to CUPE competitions.

Employment Status Full Time Employment Type Regular Job Summary

Reporting to the Vice President Academic, the Manager of the CNC Research Forest is responsible for all aspects of the successful management and stewardship of CNC’s Research Forest, within legislative and professional requirements and in close cooperation with the Research Forest Society Board of Directors, College administration, First Nation partners, industry partners, and the Natural Resources & Forest Technology (NRFT) program. The Manager is responsible for all applied research activities in forestry and natural resources, for environmental stewardship of the Research Forest, and for the effective and sustainable financial management of the Forest and its operations. The Manager is accountable for accomplishing the goals outlined in the CNC Research Forest strategic plan, under the pillars of: research, education, Indigenous partnerships, and forest ecosystem stewardship.

NATURE & SCOPE:

The Manager, CNC Research Forest (the Manager) is accountable for all activities and operations of the CNC Research Forest, within all legislative and professional requirements.
The Manager leads all applied research activities in the areas of forestry and natural resources and works in cooperation with faculty and college administration on these activities; from developing grant applications through to project close-out.
The Manager is responsible for the environmental stewardship of the CNC Research Forest, and for the effective and sustainable financial management of the Forest and its operations.
The Manager ensures that the activities of the CNC Research Forest provide opportunities and support for the students of the College’s Natural Resources & Forest Technology (NRFT) program.
The Manager is committed to the College’s goals of Truth & Reconciliation, collaborating and creating opportunities for partnerships with First Nations and maintaining good relationships with the Indigenous communities in the region of the CNC Research Forest.
As the primary College resource to the CNC Research Forest Society Board of Directors, this role ensures that the goals of the CNC Research Forest strategic plan are actively being achieved and communicates effectively with the Board on the activities and operations of the Forest.
You will be part of a team actively engaged in contributing to and accomplishing the vision, mission, and goals of the College and in supporting the aspirations and needs of our learners.
You will promote a positive work atmosphere by interacting and communicating in a professional manner that demonstrates mutual respect with students and colleagues.

Specific Duties

As leader of the CNC Research Forest, the Manager works closely with CNC departments, academic schools, regional communities, First Nations, community groups, industry, business partners, other post-secondary institutions and with provincial and federal funding agencies to:

Ensure the forest tenure holder responsibilities are met concerning the compliance of CNC Research Forest operations with all relevant provincial forestry legislation, regulations, and standards.
Apply forestry expertise and professional oversight to the development of Research Forest Management Plans, timber appraisals, and forestry practices that support operations and applied research projects within and beyond the Research Forest.
Develop and maintain excellent relationships with the industry, business, funders, employers, First Nations, community groups, College colleagues, and provincial and federal contacts.
Lead the long-term strategic direction of the CNC Research Forest, including development of strategic priorities, annual operating plans, performance measures, risk mitigation strategies, and continuous improvement initiatives.
Responsible to the College and to the CNC Research Forest Society regarding ongoing Research Forest activities, performance, and progress towards strategic goals.
Responsible for financial oversight, including annual budgeting, grant portfolio management, procurement authority, etc. Scope industry, academia, technological developments, and markets to proactively identify applied research needs, capital investment, and training to address new requirements and issues.
Enhance CNC’s regional reputation by delivering high-quality applied research and Research Forest operations that meet partner needs and enrich student learning.
Ensure the outputs and outcomes of applied research projects are communicated through the appropriate venues.
Build and maintain strategic alliances with other research forests, community forests, and academic organizations.
Encourage, support and foster the development and maintenance of Indigenous relationships throughout the college region to ensure CNC Research Forest operations and applied research projects incorporate indigenous knowledge and insight while serving to solve innovation challenges important to local First Nations.
Ensure communication and consultation with natural resource partners, First Nations, external partners/collaborators, provincial government agencies and internal CNC departments in the planning and execution of applied research and Research Forest operations.
Provide leadership and oversight to ensure each research project meets its objectives and is compliant with the requirements of the external funder.
Develop and implement the necessary research, service, confidentiality, and privacy agreements to effectively protect the interests of CNC and its partners.
Coordinate with other natural resources professionals for the assessment, planning and implementation of various natural resource operations within and beyond the Research Forest.
Recruit, train, supervise, and support the development of staff who are responsible for the delivery and administration of CNC applied research projects and Research Forest operations. Encourage a climate of employee excellence, responsibility and accountability by facilitating professional development activities, monitoring employee performance, ensuring project outcomes are met, and recognizing contributions and achievements.
Facilitate the employment and training of NRFT students and other CNC students to undertake natural resources and forestry projects for improved experiential and work integrated learning.
Identify, assess and mitigate operational, financial, environmental and reputational risks associated with Research Forest operations and applied research activities.
Lead the development of safe working protocols for employees engaged in remote, forested worksites, and ensure the continuous improvement of employee health and wellness.
Engage in extensive fieldwork, that may include remote travel, adverse weather, occasional evenings/weekends, and physically demanding environments.
In coordination with the faculty and Dean or Associate Dean, provide support for the NRFT program to improve student education and experiential learning.
Support CNC’s strategic direction by collaborating with College leadership to advance the Academic Plan and Indigenous Education Plan.
Represent the College and the Research Forest at provincial, national and international forums, conferences, industry associations and funding agencies, and participate on various College and industry/community committees as requested.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills & Qualifications

The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge and experience in the design, implementation and administration of funded research projects, experience in forest management, harvesting, and forestry business practices, and familiarity with Research Forests.

The ideal candidate will have:

Bachelor’s degree in forestry, natural resources, or other related field. Master’s degree or higher in forestry, natural resources, or other related field is preferred
Minimum 5 years of related experience in research administration; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered
Registered Professional Forester (RPF) designation in good standing with Forest Professionals British Columbia would be an asset
Demonstrated experience with research proposals, grant writing, research and confidentiality agreements, and federal and provincial research grants, with proven success in obtaining funding through such grants and agreements
Demonstrated experience in undertaking research, including developing scientific methods to test hypotheses, analyzing results, and deriving defendable findings and conclusions, with demonstrated success in producing publishable or otherwise communicable outputs and outcomes from that research
Demonstrated ability to plan, implement and administer research projects supported by various funding sources
Demonstrated ability to lead the projects of a research group to successful outcomes
Extensive forest planning, harvesting silviculture, and forest assessment experience
Understanding of BC forest inventory, allowable annual cuts, timber supply analysis, and tracking harvest volume
Demonstrated commitment to a high professional standard of ethics and integrity
Proven experience in preparing and managing budgets and being responsible for sustainable, full cost-recovery operations
Demonstrated performance in developing plans, and tracking and reporting on key deliverables
Demonstrated success in contract negotiation, management, and implementation related to forest activities and research agreements
Demonstrated experience working in partnership with First Nations and Indigenous communities
Strong oral and written communication skills and a proven ability to develop and deliver on effective communication plans
Excellent, proven administrative and organizational skills, including an ability to network and influence decision-makers and partners to achieve goals
Proven analytical and sound decision-making skills, and demonstrated operational leadership abilities
Experience working and supervising within a collaborative union environment

Band NA Grade 11 Salary $94,443 - $125,924 per year Location Prince George CNC Campus Prince George Province BC Country Canada Department Research Forest

Posting Detail Information

Posting Number

26-085AP

Employee Group

Administrative

Desired Start Date

11/02/2026

Position end date (if temporary or seasonal)

Additional Appointment Details

Number of Hours per week

37.5

Posting Competition Status

Accepting Applications

Open Date

07/17/2026

Screening/Close Date

09/01/2026

Remain Open Until Filled

Yes

Special Instruction/Details to Applicant

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