Park Ranger Supervisor

Government of Alberta

. Supervise, mentor, and support seasonal Park Rangers and volunteers through work planning, training, coaching, and performance management .

Posted 9/28/2026full-timeSpruce Grove • CanadaMid-LevelSenior💰 CA$63,661 - CA$81,430 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in park operations, visitor management, and compliance monitoring while effectively supervising and mentoring staff and volunteers. Proficient in delivering education programs and managing public safety initiatives in outdoor environments.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Park Operations ManagementVisitor ManagementCompliance MonitoringSupervisory ExperienceStandard First Aid Certification

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Hard Skills

Natural Resources ManagementEnvironmental SciencesRecreation ManagementTourism DevelopmentCriminal JusticeField PatrolsIncident ManagementOperational PlanningPerformance ManagementAdministrative Processes

Soft Skills

MentoringCoachingProblem SolvingRelationship BuildingCommunication

Certifications & Qualifications

Valid Class 5 Driver's LicenceCurrent Standard First Aid CertificationCPR-CAED

Industry Keywords

Public SafetyOutdoor RecreationComplianceVisitor InquiriesEmergency ResponseOccupational Health and SafetyCultural Resource ManagementStakeholder EngagementPermit MonitoringRemote Work

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Supervise, mentor, and support seasonal Park Rangers and volunteers through work planning, training, coaching, and performance management
Support recruitment, onboarding, and training initiatives
Deliver compliance and education programs concerning park legislation, regulations, public safety, and responsible outdoor recreation
Respond to visitor inquiries, public complaints, and complex situations
Conduct field patrols and inspections in campgrounds, day-use areas, trails, and backcountry locations
Support protection and management of natural and cultural resources
Identify and address operational issues, visitor concerns, and emerging risks
Coordinate and support public safety programs, emergency response, warnings, closures, and incident management
Build and maintain relationships with visitors, Indigenous communities, volunteers, permit holders, facility operators, partner organizations, and stakeholders
Monitor activities under permits and agreements for compliance
Prepare reports, maintain records, complete administrative processes, and contribute to operational planning
Promote safe work practices and ensure compliance with Occupational Health and Safety requirements
Travel regularly throughout assigned park areas and work in outdoor, remote, and backcountry environments

Requirements

What you’ll need

Related two-year diploma in Natural Resources, Natural or Environmental Sciences, Recreation Management, Tourism Development, Criminal Justice, or another related field
3 years of related experience in park operations, visitor management, compliance monitoring, natural resources, or outdoor recreation
Directly related education or experience equivalency accepted at 1 year of education for 1 year of experience, or 1 year of experience for 1 year of education
Valid Class 5 Driver's Licence
Supervisor experience
Current Standard First Aid certification including CPR-C and AED
Ability to work independently without direct supervision
Ability to travel regularly within assigned park regions
Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions and remote locations
Ability to travel by foot, bicycle, motor vehicle, or off-highway vehicle
Final candidates may be required to pass a security screening

Benefits

Comp & perks

Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP)
Professional learning and development
Positive workplace culture and work-life balance
Alberta Public Service benefits