Advisor, Indigenous Engagement

Description Position at Gibraltar Mine Position TitleAdvisor, Indigenous EngagementEmployment TypeFull-TimeOrganizationGibraltar MineLocationWilliams Lake, BCReporting RelationshipCoordinator, Indigenous EngagementSalary Range$81,400 to $ 101,700About TasekoTaseko Mines Limited is a dynamic and growing mine operator headquartered in Vancouver, Canada. Focused on North America, Taseko is driven to unlock the true value of copper for a complex and changing world. The Company’s foundational asset is the long-life, low-cost Gibraltar copper mine in south-central British Columbia, for which it has won numerous environmental and safety awards for operational excellence. Gibraltar is a state-of-the-art facility and the second largest open pit copper mine in Canada, with a 700+ person workforce. Gibraltar produces an average of 130 million pounds of copper and 2.5 million pounds of molybdenum each year, with mineral reserves sufficient for more than 20 years of future operations.For more information visit our website .Role OverviewReporting to the Indigenous Engagement Coordinator, the Indigenous Engagement Advisor will play an integral role supporting indigenous engagement initiatives on site and with indigenous communities. Core ResponsibilitiesWork to foster and maintain positive relationships with local Indigenous communities and the local community.​Support coordination of Indigenous Implementation Committee meetings, including preparation of meeting minutes, along with tracking of action items and Goals & Objectives.Support coordination of events, fundraising, and toursfor Indigenous and local community groups.Support Human Resources Department with hiring of local Indigenous peoples and work to improve hiring success of Indigenous candidates.Work with procurement to ingrain consideration of Indigenous contractors and partners.Assist in the development and execution of social media content on various platforms.Be a safety leader and mentor to those within the department and site.Education & Experience3+ years of administrative experience.5+ years of experience working with Indigenous communities.Skills & CompetenciesExperience in planning, coordinating, and supporting public events.Demonstrated ability to review, determine the suitability of candidates, and provide recommendationsAbility to create and maintain relationships at all levels with a variety of personalities within a culturally diverse environment.Ability to provide guidance and support on cultural context and protocols.Excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.Proficiency in MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word & Outlook).Experience or working knowledge of graphic design tools (asset).Possess and maintain a valid driver’s license.The CommunityWilliams Lake has a population of approximately 12,000 but services nearly 25,000 as it is a central hub for many outlying smaller communitiesAdult recreational leagues for many popular sports including hockey, soccer, and softballA fantastic trail network for mountain biking, walking, and hikingDozens of nearby lakes for fishing, paddling, and camping opportunitiesClose by cross country and downhill skiing venuesCompensationAt allTaseko locations, we pride ourselves in offering a challenging and rewarding work environment. Our employees have the opportunity for career and professional growth through development, education, and succession plan programs. Additionally, our compensation and benefits package includes competitive salaries and vacation packages, health, dental, and disability insurance benefits, and an RRSP matching program.How to ApplyTo apply for this exciting position and join our growing and dynamic organization, apply via the Taseko website ator by sending your resume and cover letter to