Wildlife Technician / Biologist

Vertex Resource Group

. Complete field studies to survey and monitor wildlife and sensitive species .

Posted 10/14/2026contractSherwood Park • CanadaJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in wildlife field studies, regulatory compliance, and biophysical data analysis, with strong skills in wildlife identification and mitigation recommendations. Capable of training and supervising staff while effectively communicating with clients and regulatory agencies.

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Wildlife Field StudiesRegulatory ApprovalsBiophysical Data AnalysisWildlife Identification SkillsProfessional Biologist (P.Biol)

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Hard Skills

Field AssessmentsData CollectionMitigation RecommendationsSpecies IdentificationRegulatory Compliance

Soft Skills

Problem-SolvingCommunicationTime ManagementOrganizational SkillsAttention to Detail

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Biologist (P.Biol)Registered Technologist in Biology (R.T.Biol.)

Industry Keywords

Wildlife ActsEnvironmental ScienceField-Based ProjectsSpecies at RiskEAP Requirements

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Complete field studies to survey and monitor wildlife and sensitive species
Conduct field assessments and office reporting for regulatory approval of proposed upstream oil and gas disturbances, transmission line corridors, and highway corridors
Collect, analyze, and report on biophysical data
Recommend mitigation measures for industrial activities to minimize wildlife impacts
Train, mentor, and supervise biological technicians and other staff, dependent on experience level
Communicate and work with clients during construction activities on work-specific tasks and sensitive wildlife species

Requirements

What you’ll need

Post-secondary degree or technical diploma from an accredited college, university or technical school in environmental science or another related discipline
Professional Biologist (P.Biol), Registered Technologist in Biology (R.T.Biol.) with the Alberta Society of Professional Biologists (ASPB), or equivalent, or qualifications to apply for designation
Minimum two (2) to five (5) years of experience in the wildlife field
Experience coordinating and participating in field-based projects
Experience working with multiple regulatory agencies in Western Canada
Familiarity with applicable wildlife acts, legislation, guidelines, and species inventories
Strong wildlife identification skills, especially bird identification, both visual and auditory
Experience with species at risk, amphibians, ungulates (caribou), small and large mammals considered an asset
Experience in regulatory approvals under EAP requirements for upstream oil and gas facilities and linear disturbances considered an asset
Problem-solving skills, especially in remote field situations
Willingness to work in the field for extended periods and travel within Western Canada
Willingness to work with a flexible schedule
Excellent communication and technical reporting skills
Strong time management and organizational skills
Ability to pay close attention to detail when collecting data and writing reports
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Willingness to work on non-wildlife-related work as required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Learning and development opportunities
A culture of performance and accountability
A supportive and positive team environment
Health, safety and community well-being prioritized
Teamwork through collaboration and organizational support