Fire Smart Coordinator
Adecco is actively seeking a Fire Smart Coordinator to oversee the implementation of the Fire Smart Program in the Gold River area. This is a full-time opportunity offering a competitive salary of $39.68 - $42.73 per hour. In this dynamic role, you will act as the main point of contact for the program, engage with local communities, coordinate Fire Smart projects, and work with a wide range of stakeholders to reduce wildfire risks.
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- Pay Rate: $39.68-$42.73
- Location: Gold River, BC
- Shifts: Monday-Friday
- Job type: Permanent | Full-time
- Act as the main point of contact for the Fire Smart program, including coordinating the Fire Smart Canada Neighborhood Recognition program.
- Recruit motivated community leaders and mentor them to work with self-organized groups of citizens planning and implementing wildfire mitigation projects.
- Establish a Fire Smart Committee and coordinate monthly meetings.
- Oversee Fire Smart renovation projects for critical infrastructure and community buildings.
- Lead and deliver Fire Smart 101 sessions for targeted audiences to increase awareness and reduce wildfire risks.
- Work with BC Wildfire Service, local fire departments, BC Parks, First Nations, BC Forestry, and BC Hydro to ensure effective wildfire risk reduction strategies.
- Implement recommendations from the 2023 Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan and help improve local community safety and resilience.
- Coordinate wildfire risk reduction and Fire Smart public education initiatives.
- Assist in applying for and managing Fire Smart grants, ensuring funds are allocated to priority initiatives.
- Provide on-site assessments for homeowners and offer recommendations on reducing wildfire hazards on their properties.
- Coordinate and deliver wildfire response training, including tabletop exercises.
- Assist the community during the activation of the Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) during an emergency, which may involve duties outside of regular responsibilities.
- Legal eligibility to work and reside in Canada.
- A background in wildfire prevention, community safety, or environmental science.
- Experience coordinating projects and working with diverse stakeholders (government, Indigenous groups, local communities).
- Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills.
- Knowledge of the Fire Smart Program and community wildfire resilience strategies is an asset.
- Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team.
- Environmental studies or Forest experience an asset
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
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