EACOM Timber Corporation is a major Canadian wood products company. Its operations include the manufacturing, marketing and distribution of lumber and wood-based value-added products, and the management of forest resources. EACOM currently owns seven sawmills (5 in Ontario, 2 in Quebec), a remanufacturing facility (Quebec) and an engineered I-joists plant (Ontario). Its head office is located in Montreal, Quebec, and the company is now hiring more than 1 000 passionate people. The Company is committed to investing in strong assets, including healthy forests, advanced technology and talented people. We are presently looking for a Woodland Operations Coordinator for our Nairn Center Sawmill in Ontario. Reporting to the Nairn Center Woodland Superintendant, you will be responsible for coordinating contractor-based harvest operations and contributing to the woodland team forest operations planning.

Al-Pac is a world leader in the production of high-quality kraft pulp. These positions are located at the millsite, which is a comfortable 2-hour drive North of Edmonton, Alberta.

White River Forest Products (WRFP) is looking to fill an immediate vacancy for a full-time VP & General Manager, Forest Resources & Fibre Supply, ready to make a difference and play a key role in our operations. The job is to be based in White River, living within one of the woodshed's communities: Dubreuilville, Marathon, Hornepayne, Wawa, Manitouwadge, or White River.

Maygwayyawk Forestry Services (MFS) is highly motivated to hire a full-time VP & General Manager, ready to make a difference and play a key role in our operations. The job is to be located in White River, however the Board may be willing to consider candidates living within one of the woodshed's communities in Marathon, Hornepayne, Dubreuilvile, Wawa, or Manitouwadge, who are willing to travel to White River on a regular basis.

Haliburton Forest is seeking a qualified and energetic Forester to contribute to management planning, logging operations supervision, treemarking, silviculture research, and related activities.

As a Tenured Forester, you provide professional advisory services as a specialist in a field of expertise of program area (e.g. Revenue, Forest Stewardship Plans, Forestry Legislation, Permitting on Crown land) to support natural resource management and decision making. If you have experience in natural resource management working in a variety of settings and performing technical duties we encourage you to apply.

The Nawiinginokiima Forest Management Corporation (NFMC) is seeking an individual with a Bachelor of Science degree in Forestry from an accredited Canadian university who is a Registered Professional Forester with the Ontario Professional Foresters Association or has the ability to become one. In addition, having a working knowledge of all provincial acts, legislation, regulated manuals and guides that apply to all forest management activities is required. The Planning Forester will be responsible for the development, planning, and implementation of Forest Management Plans and associated annual programs, writing technical reports, providing a support role in the planning and implementation of the NFMC’s silviculture, certification, and other forest management programs. Other duties required will be providing strategic input, advice and recommendations to the General Manager including support for the development and evaluation of operational programs and strategies. If you are interested in this position and would like more details, please visit the Careers section of the NFMC website at: www.nfmcforestry.ca

Director of Resource Authorizations is accountable for the delivery of region-wide operations and the coordination of consistent delivery of regional activities associated with but not limited to Lands, Water, First Nations Relations, and Front Counter BC under provincial policy, legislative direction and cabinet mandate within the ministry. This is an exciting multi-faceted role that deals with a broad scope of people and natural resource management issues. Director of Resource Management is accountable for the delivery of region-wide operations and the coordination of consistent delivery of district activities under provincial policy and legislative direction within the ministry. This integral role is focused on wildlife and ecosystem health and directs, manages and supports professional biologists in the delivery of regional business goals.