Experienced Archaeologist Leading Heritage and Environmental Initiatives
12 hours ago
whitby, durham region, Canada
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Lead archaeological initiatives as an Experienced Archaeologist committed to cultural preservation. Navigate complex fieldwork and environmental assessments, fostering sustainable relationships with Indigenous communities.
In this senior role, you will guide multi-phase archaeological programs, ensuring adherence to the Ontario Heritage Act. Your leadership will deepen collaboration with community partners while providing expert guidance on all project stages. Bring innovation to the forefront as you mentor your team in executing high-quality deliverables.
Key Responsibilities:
• Manage comprehensive archaeological assessments and strategies
• Support Indigenous engagement and community relations
• Provide expert counsel on regulatory and risk management
• Mentor and develop junior team members' skills
• Utilize innovative technologies in project execution
Requirements:
• 15+ years of field archaeological experience
• Professional license for conducting fieldwork in Ontario
• Relevant degree in archaeology or related discipline
• Strong grasp of heritage stewardship and CRM practices
• Proven ability to manage complex programs successfully
Shape the future of archaeological practices while ensuring community respect and responsible environmental stewardship on significant projects.
In this senior role, you will guide multi-phase archaeological programs, ensuring adherence to the Ontario Heritage Act. Your leadership will deepen collaboration with community partners while providing expert guidance on all project stages. Bring innovation to the forefront as you mentor your team in executing high-quality deliverables.
Key Responsibilities:
• Manage comprehensive archaeological assessments and strategies
• Support Indigenous engagement and community relations
• Provide expert counsel on regulatory and risk management
• Mentor and develop junior team members' skills
• Utilize innovative technologies in project execution
Requirements:
• 15+ years of field archaeological experience
• Professional license for conducting fieldwork in Ontario
• Relevant degree in archaeology or related discipline
• Strong grasp of heritage stewardship and CRM practices
• Proven ability to manage complex programs successfully
Shape the future of archaeological practices while ensuring community respect and responsible environmental stewardship on significant projects.