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	Seasonal Conservation Officer 06 RCO Several LS Term (PDF)		Closing January 12, 2007
Applicants that receive interviews must bring a P.A.R.E. certificate to the interview. Candidates must clearly indicate in their cover letter or resume how they have acquired the required knowledge, skills and ability for the position. Candidates are asked to quote the competition number and indicate location preference(s) on their resume or cover letter. We wish to thank all applicants for their interest in employment opportunities with Saskatchewan Environment, however, only candidates who receive interviews, will receive a written response to their application.

	Seasonal Conservation Officer 06 RCO Several LS Term designated EE (PDF)		Closing January 12, 2007
Applicants that receive interviews must bring a P.A.R.E. certificate to the interview. Candidates must clearly indicate in their cover letter or resume how they have acquired the required knowledge, skills and ability for the position. Candidates are asked to quote the competition number and indicate location preference(s) on their resume or cover letter. We wish to thank all applicants for their interest in employment opportunities with Saskatchewan Environment, however, only candidates who receive interviews, will receive a written response to their application.

	Captain 10 GPI Recallable LS in LaRonge (PDF)		Closing December 8, 2006
Reporting to the Chief Pilot, you will be responsible for providing pilot services, flying primarily as a Captain on CV 580A aircraft in forest fire suppression and/or personal transport activities throughout the province and country as required. Additional skills and experience in a northern environment i.e. remote work settings, flight experience in Saskatchewan (the forested sector in particular), and fire fighting experience will be considered an asset. Candidates with extensive CV 580 experience and depth of knowledge attained through such experience will be given preference in the selection.

	Flight Watch Coordinator 04 GRO Recallable LS w Aviation Operations (PDF)		Closing December 7, 2006
Aviation Operations requires a Flight Watch Coordinator (FWC) for the La Ronge, Meadow Lake and other Tanker Bases. As Flight Watch Coordinator you shall be responsible for flight following, dispatching, record keeping and a variety of associated duties. This position works a 10 days on, 5 days off modified work schedule. In addition to working in, La Ronge andMeadow Lake you will be expected to travel to other bases, via ground or air transportation, to provide FWC as needed, for extensive periods of time.

	First Officer 08 LS Term w Aviation Operations in LaRonge (PDF)		Closing December 7, 2006
Reporting to the Chief Pilot, you will be responsible for providing pilot services, flying as a First Officer on CL-215 or CV 580A aircraft in forest fire suppression and/or personal transport activities throughout the province and country as required. Additional skills and experience in a northern environment i.e. remote work settings, flight experience in Saskatchewan (the forested sector in particular), and fire fighting experience will be considered an asset.

	Firebase Support 03 GML at Pelican Narrows CANCELLED (PDF)		Closing August 31, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to regional fire center as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake LFLFB-15-06 (PDF)		Closing August 29, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Leader 05 GFF at Lower Fishing Lakes Fire Base (PDF)		Closing August 24, 2006
This position will have shared responsibility with Fire Technicians for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack Crew Members, EFP’s, First Nations and Northern Works Personnel. This position is responsible for wild land fire suppression, forest protection, public education, wild land fire prevention, and the delivery of wild land training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments). As well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Typical duties include ordering of air tanker support, ordering and maintaining food, equipment and commissary, completing all related forms and reports, crew scheduling, burning permit inspections, operate and maintain a fire cache. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Preferences will be given to candidates who possess Grade 12 or equivalent.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Stony Rapids CANCELLED (PDF)		Closing August 16, 2006
CANCELLED.

	Fire Base Support 03 GML at PA Fire Base CANCELLED (PDF)		Closing August 16, 2006
CANCELLED.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Pelican Narrows CANCELLED (PDF)		Closing August 10, 2006
Cancelled July 31, 2006.

	First Officer 08 GPI w Aviation Operations in La Ronge (PDF)		Closing August 8, 2006
Reporting to the Chief Pilot, you will be responsible for providing pilot services, flying as a First Officer on CL-215 or CV 580A aircraft in forest fire suppression and/or personal transport activities throughout the province and country as required. Additional skills and experience in a northern environment i.e. remote work settings, flight experience in Saskatchewan (the forested sector in particular), and fire fighting experience will be considered an asset. A float rating and related experience, radial engine experience, flight time in aircraft over 12500 pounds would be given preference in selection.

	Fire Clerk 05 PDP at La Ronge Fire Base (PDF)		Closing July 27, 2006
You will be required to: Provide clerical/administrative support such as word processing, filing, compiling data and providing financial information for our clients; provide human resource information, i.e. Attendance/time cards, benefits and entitlements; provide administration for Emergency Fire Personnel, as well as radio dispatch and other duties as assigned. Position may be involved in commissary/grocery support roles on fires or in fire center area, in remote fire camps of forest protection areas. You may also be required to work extended hours, weekends and in a fire camp situation for up to 12 days. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at La Ronge Fire Base (PDF)		Closing July 27, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Fire Base Support 03 GML at PA Fire Base (PDF)		Closing July 21, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to Provincial Fire Center Depot as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Douglas Provincial Park (PDF)		Closing July 13, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers, chain saws, snowmobiles, ATV’s, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Prince Albert PAFB-07-06 AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing July 12, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Prince Albert Fire Base PAFB-07-06 (PDF)		Closing July 12, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Hudson Bay Fire Base (PDF)		Closing July 12, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Meadow Lake PP (PDF)		Closing July 12, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers, chain saws, snowmobiles, ATV’s, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer sytems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Douglas PP AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing July 4, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (i.e.: collection of litter & garbage, removal of ash from barbeques, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing & trimming, rototilling) Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (i.e.: washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (i.e.: painting, staining) Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and hand tools. Must be available to work weekends and evenings.

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Douglas PP (PDF)		Closing July 4, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (i.e.: collection of litter & garbage, removal of ash from barbeques, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing & trimming, rototilling) Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (i.e.: washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (i.e.: painting, staining) Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and hand tools. Must be available to work weekends and evenings.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Buffalo Narrows Fire Base (PDF)		Closing July 4, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Fire Base Supervisor 07 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake (PDF)		Closing July 3, 2006
This position will be responsible for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack crews, EFP’s, First Nations and Northern Works personnel. This position is responsible for wildland fire suppression, forest protection, public education, wildland fire prevention and the delivery of wildland training programs (EFP, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments). As well, other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Stony Rapids 2 positions (PDF)		Closing June 30, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Weyakwin (PDF)		Closing June 30, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset.

	Fire Base Supervisor 07 GFF at Weyakwin (PDF)		Closing June 30, 2006
This position will be responsible for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack crews, EFP’s, First Nations and Northern Works personnel. This position is responsible for wildland fire suppression, forest protection, public education, wildland fire prevention and the delivery of wildland training programs (EFP, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments). As well, other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc.

	Recreation Worker 1 - Lifegaurd 02 CIC at Cypress Hills IP (PDF)		Closing June 29, 2006
Assists in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to enhance the park visitors experience in educational, informational and entertaining presentations. Programs include skill development, physical recreation and public safety education. Water Safety Pupil Training makes up the major component of this position. Assist with pool maintenance duties. Instruction of Red Cross Swim program and Life Saving programs. Must be a certified Red Cross Water Safety Instructor, hold a RLSSC National Life Saving Certificate, possess a Standard First Aid Certificate and CPR. All certifications MUST be current prior to employment start date. Proof of certifications must be attached to application. Current Driver’s License required.

	Recreation Worker 1 - Lifegaurd 02 CIC at Cypress Hills IP AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing June 29, 2006
Assists in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to enhance the park visitors experience in educational, informational and entertaining presentations. Programs include skill development, physical recreation and public safety education. Water Safety Pupil Training makes up the major component of this position. Assist with pool maintenance duties. Instruction of Red Cross Swim program and Life Saving programs. Must be a certified Red Cross Water Safety Instructor, hold a RLSSC National Life Saving Certificate, possess a Standard First Aid Certificate and CPR. All certifications MUST be current prior to employment start date. Proof of certifications must be attached to application. Current Driver’s License required.

	Fire Technician 07 GFF at Buffalo Narrows (PDF)		Closing June 28, 2006
This position will be responsible for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack Crew Leaders and Initial Attack Crew Members, EFF’s, First Nations, and Northern Works personnel. This position will only have secondary supervisory responsibilities in absence of base supervisors, who may decide to have him or her supervise tower staff. This position is responsible for pre suppression and sustained fire suppression activities as well as the delivery and training of various programs to EFF, general public, FSIN, and First Nations groups. This position will be required to cross shift with the Forest Protection Officer in La Loche and assist in all aspects of the position in La Loche.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake LFLFB-12-06 (PDF)		Closing June 23, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Leader 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake LFLFB-11-06 (PDF)		Closing June 23, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF at La Ronge Fire Base (PDF)		Closing June 23, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildlife suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFP, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at La Ronge FB AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing June 23, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildlife suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFP, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake LFLFB-13-06 (PDF)		Closing June 23, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Pike Lake PP (PDF)		Closing June 22, 2006
Respond accurately, clearly and courteously to inquiries; listen to and ask questions of upset customers; calm upset customers and respond to their concerns or complaints; operate various office equipment such as, photocopiers, faxes, computers and printers; handle cash and prepare deposits; work independently and/or as a member of a park team to complete work assignments and contribute towards a positive working environment. Must possess a valid driver’s license.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Pike Lake PP AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing June 22, 2006
Respond accurately, clearly and courteously to inquiries; listen to and ask questions of upset customers; calm upset customers and respond to their concerns or complaints; operate various office equipment such as, photocopiers, faxes, computers and printers; handle cash and prepare deposits; work independently and/or as a member of a park team to complete work assignments and contribute towards a positive working environment. Must possess a valid driver’s license.

	Information Clerk 03 CIC at Pike Lake PP (PDF)		Closing June 22, 2006
Responsible for the design, delivery, promotion and evaluation of quality interpretive programs and special events to park visitors including: school groups, the general public and other special interest groups. The programs are designed to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of the park’s natural and cultural resources through first-hand involvement with the park environment. Will be familiar with the park flora, fauna and other ecosystem components. Disseminate information and respond to questions relating to the natural environment of the park. Responsibilities also include the general upkeep, safety and cleanliness of interpretive facilities. Trail upkeep and/or trail design. Also includes occasional programming of recreational events. The expected start date is May 1, 2003.

	Fire Center Support 03 PDP at Nisbet Fire Center in Prince Albert (PDF)		Closing June 19, 2006
To assist the Senior Fire Manager, Fire Coordinator and the Fire Center Administration Supervisor by gathering and compiling fire area data for various reports and information tracking. This position will help support large fire activity by coordinating, purchasing and shipping fire equipment and supplies. This position will be required to answer phones and relay messages to other employees and managers in an effective and efficient manner. This position may be required to assist in the Fire Center Duty Office on occasion as required. The incumbent will use various computer software programs; check various documentation and invoices for corrections. Position may be required to work varying hours based on fire activity.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lac des Isles Fire Base (PDF)		Closing June 14, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects, and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake LFLFB-10-06 (PDF)		Closing June 14, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Southend Fire Base SD-05-06 (PDF)		Closing June 14, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Pelican Narrows and Denare Beach (PDF)		Closing June 14, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Firebase Support 03 GML at Pelican Narrows (PDF)		Closing June 14, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to regional fire center as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Fire Processing Clerk 04 PDP w SE in Prince Albert w Comp Number (PDF)		Closing June 9, 2006
Under the supervision of the Team Leader – Fire Administration, provide off site administrative processing to Fire Management and Forest Protection Type 1 fire teams and also to Provincial Forest Protection Areas. Position incumbents are expected to assist in all requirements associated with training development and also form a partnership arrangement with their clients to ensure administrative processing functions flow smoothly. You will be required to assess, analyze and interpret a variety of problems, handle irate clients, suppliers, vendors inquiries and take steps to resolve issues. You will be responsible to audit and process invoices, compile information from various manual and electronic systems and prepare reports, spreadsheets, tables and forms.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Moose Mountain PP MMPP-08-06 (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 CIC at Moose Mountain PP (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Duck Mountian PP DMPP-08-06 (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Information Clerk and Park Interpreter 03 CIC at Moose Mountain PP AMENDMEN (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Duck Mountain PP DMPP-10-06 (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties. Evening and weekend work required.

	Sales and Serivce Attendant 03 FPG at Greenwater PP GWPP-05-06 (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows-based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; some general office and light cleaning duties. Evening and weekend work is required.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Greenwater PP GWPP-06-06 (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers, chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Duck Mountain PP DMPP-08-06 AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Duck Mountain PP DMPP-09-06 (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties. Evening and weekend work required.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Duck Mountain PP DMPP-08-06 AMENDMENT 2 (PDF)		Closing June 8, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Fort Carlton PP (PDF)		Closing June 2, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, buildings, grounds, machinery and light vehicles; operate light to medium equipment such as tractors wit loaders, light trucks, mowers, chain saws, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF in Hudson Bay HBFB-19-06 (PDF)		Closing June 2, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF in Hudson Bay HBFB-18-06 (PDF)		Closing June 2, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Prince Albert Fire Base PAFB-05-06 (PDF)		Closing June 1, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset.

	Observer 04 GFT at Lower Fishing Lake Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 31, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plot locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Senior Park Maintenance Worker 05 GML in Moose Mountain PP (PDF)		Closing May 31, 2006
Responsible for prioritizing and assigning work and inspecting work standards for other labor service staff as well as maintenance contractors; performing maintenance duties in the park , completion of administrative forms; ensure compliance with risk management standards, Occupational Health and Safety, Workplace Hazardous Material information Systems with Transportation of Dangerous Goods; provide assistance for spring start up and fall shut down of park infrastructure (i.e. domestic water/well chlorination) and maintenance and safety standards); responsible for the routine purchase of maintenance supplies and small equipment and tools as per the park financial plan; must be available to work weekends.

	Observer 04 GFT at Lower Fishing Lake Fire Base AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing May 31, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plot locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Park Maintenance Worker 05 GML at Moose Mountain PP (PDF)		Closing May 31, 2006
Responsible for prioritizing and assigning work and inspecting work standards for other labor service staff as well as maintenance contractors; performing maintenance duties in the park , completion of administrative forms; ensure compliance with risk management standards, Occupational Health and Safety, Workplace Hazardous Material information Systems with Transportation of Dangerous Goods; provide assistance for spring start up and fall shut down of park infrastructure (i.e. domestic water/well chlorination) and maintenance and safety standards); responsible for the routine purchase of maintenance supplies and small equipment and tools as per the park financial plan; must be available to work weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Prince Albert Fire Base AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing May 30, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset.

	Observer 04 GFT at Dore Tower in Big River (PDF)		Closing May 30, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plat locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Green Lake (PDF)		Closing May 30, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Big River RE-ADVERTISE (PDF)		Closing May 30, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Greenwater PP (PDF)		Closing May 30, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers, chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Meadow Lake PP 2 Positions (PDF)		Closing May 30, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows-based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; some general office and light cleaning duties. Evening and weekend work is required.

	Fire Base Clerk 05 PDP in La Ronge (PDF)		Closing May 26, 2006
You will be required to: Provide clerical/administrative support such as word processing, filing, compiling data and providing financial information for our clients; provide human resource information, i.e. Attendance/time certificates, benefits and entitlements; provide cheque administration for Emergency Fire Fighters, as well as radio dispatch and other duties as assigned. Position may be involved in commissary/grocery support roles on fires or in regional fire center, in remote fire camps of forest protection areas. You may also be required to work extended hours, weekends and in a fire camp situation for up to 14 days. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Fire Clerk 05 PDP at Stony Rapids (PDF)		Closing May 24, 2006
You will be required to: Provide clerical/administrative support such as word processing, filing, compiling data and providing financial information for our clients; provide human resource information, i.e. Attendance/time cards, benefits and entitlements; provide administration for Emergency Fire Personnel, as well as radio dispatch and other duties as assigned. Position may be involved in commissary/grocery support roles on fires or in fire center area, in remote fire camps of forest protection areas. You may also be required to work extended hours, weekends and in a fire camp situation for up to 12 days. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Narrow Hills PP (PDF)		Closing May 24, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on buildings and grounds; operate light equipment such as light trucks, mowers, power tools and other equipment as directed. Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in public buildings and rental accommodations. Pick up and disposal of garbage and debris in park. Comply with risk management standards, OH&S;, public health regulations, WHMIS. TDG. Assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF at Hudson Bay RE-ADVERTISE (PDF)		Closing May 23, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF at Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing May 23, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Observer 04 GFT at Pasquia Tower Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing May 23, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plot locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Park Clerk 03 PDP at Lac La Ronge Provincial Park (PDF)		Closing May 22, 2006
Primary Job Duties: Lac La Ronge Provincial Park revenue processing, revenue remittance, issuance of camping permits at the administration office, accepting camping reservations, filing park documents, completing and faxing the summer recreation report, distribution of park forms and information to campground personnel, maintain contact with campground personnel on a daily basis (re: revenue issues), respond to park inquiries via e-mail, telephone or front counter service. Secondary Job Duties: “back up” for Customer Service Reps during vacations to process all of La Ronge SE outgoing and incoming office mail and answering telephones.

	Operations Clerk 04 PDP in Prince Albert 2 Positions (PDF)		Closing May 22, 2006
Provide clerical support to the Provincial Duty Officer by: gathering of receiving and documenting fire reports, responding to public inquiries, statistical information, compiling reports, reviewing information received from the field and following up on any discrepancies, entering information into various computer programs, updating fire occurrence information, operation of office equipment including computers and fax machines and filing as required. Must be willing to work shifts and weekends. These Term positions will be for a period of approximately June 11/06 to September 30/06 (no recall rights)

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Candle Lake PP (PDF)		Closing May 22, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on buildings and grounds; operate light equipment such as light trucks, mowers, power tools and other equipment as directed. Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in public buildings and rental accommodations. Pick up and disposal of garbage and debris in park. Comply with risk management standards, OH&S;, public health regulations, WHMIS. TDG. Assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Candle Lake PP (PDF)		Closing May 22, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (i.e. collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbecues, distributing firewood, raking sites, moving, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (i.e. washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (i.e. painting, staining, etc.). Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work weekends.

	Information Clerk 03 CIC at Meadow Lake PP CANCELLED (PDF)		Closing May 19, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Buffalo Pound PP RE-ADVERTISE (PDF)		Closing May 19, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Duck Mountain PP (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties. Evening and weekend work required.

	Information Clerk 03 CIC at Greenwater PP (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
Deliver a variety of historic interpretive programs as designed and described in program outlines by greeting visitors, presenting historical information, involving visitors in discussions, answering questions and leading demonstrations and activities. Performs non-interpretive activities such as cleaning of facilities and displays, artifact inventories, statistical collection, pest control. Attend training sessions when available, studies program and procedure manuals, and source material and identified need for further information.

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Buffalo Pound PP BPPP-05-06 (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (ie: collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbeques, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (ie; washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (ie: painting, staining, etc.) Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work weekends and evenings.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFT at Lac des Isles (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects, and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Duck Mountian PP DMPP-07-06 AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties. Evening and weekend work required.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lac des Isles Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects, and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Buffalo Pound PP (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (ie: collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbeques, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (ie; washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (ie: painting, staining, etc.) Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work weekends and evenings.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Duck Mountain PP 2 Positions DMPP-07- (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties. Evening and weekend work required.

	Information Clerk Park Interpreter 05 CIC at Moose Mountain PP (PDF)		Closing May 18, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Sask Landing Prov Park (PDF)		Closing May 17, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (i.e. collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbecues, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (i.e. washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (i.e. painting/staining, etc). Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 17, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Provincial Training Officer 07 CAE in Prince Albert RE-ADVERTISE (PDF)		Closing May 17, 2006
Saskatchewan Environment requires a energetic team player with excellent communications skills to assist in the design, development and delivery of a quality provincial training curriculum. In this position you will be responsible for instructional design and development of course content including instructor and student learning materials, creation of course (multimedia) presentations as well as preparing supplemental training and assessment materials for a diverse range of wildland fire related training programs. Working under minimum supervision you will also provide for the instructional delivery of various training courses to a diverse group of adult learners across the province. You will be able to handle inquiries related to training, scheduling of classes, coordination of training logistics, completion of required training documentation, conducting tests and performance assessments and providing for student & instructor feedback. You will work with a range of training partners and agencies ensuring off-site support for training to Fire Teams so that training goals and provincial training standards are met. You will maintain partnerships with program field team members and others to coordinate, audit and constructively critique Fire Management and Forest Protection training courses. You will provide support to Fire Program supervisors, field staff and individuals to jointly identify and meet training and development needs.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF at Prince Albert Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 17, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF at Cumberland House HBFB-14-06 (PDF)		Closing May 16, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Dorintosh Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 15, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects, and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Radio Dispatcher 04 GRO at Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing May 15, 2006
Provide radio communication to Department staff and air support while involved in the fire suppression activities. Transmits and receives messages to and from personal in the field. Provide a flight watch for all aircraft working out of that fire base. Maintain a detailed written record of all radio and telephone communications (e.g. Location of aircraft, personal, requests for equipment, locations of fires, etc.) Broadcast daily alerts and weather indices to the area fire towers. You will be required to take a “Radio Telephone Operator’s restricted Certificate Course”. The work requires the candidate to operate and care for radio and telecommunications equipment. You will be required to work shift work and weekends. Candidates who possess a radio operator’s certificate would be considered an asset in the selection process.

	Fire Base Support 03 GML at Dorintosh Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 15, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel, and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track, and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment, and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for service and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers, and write-offs while forwarding results to Provincial Fire Center Depot as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts, supplies, and pick-up or deliver as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Duck Mountain PP Term AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing May 13, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties. Evening and weekend work required.

	Sustained Action Crew Coordinator 05 GFF at Southend Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 12, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Fire Center Duty Officer 07 GFC at La Ronge Fire Center (PDF)		Closing May 11, 2006
You are responsible to ensure that fire center suppression are in place for the quickest possible response to new fire starts and provide support for sustained fire action. This position sets fire center area detection, air patrol routes, and positions fire center area initial attack crews for suppression activities. Also require to set alert status for the air tanker groups, initial attack crews and staff within the fire center area. This position determines the number of fixed wing aircraft and helicopters required within the fire center area including acquisition of additional helicopters to meet fire center area needs during a suppression activity. Also position ensures the efficient use of fixed wing and helicopters by checking daily flight reports and consulting with firebases. You will be required to work shift work for prolonged periods during fire season.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Prince Albert Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 10, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Nut Point Campground (PDF)		Closing May 10, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Duck Mountain PP 2 Positions (PDF)		Closing May 9, 2006
Respond accurately, clearly and courteously to inquiries; listen to and ask questions of upset customers; calm upset customers and respond to their concerns or complaints; operate various office equipment such as cash registers, , answering machines, photocopiers, faxes, computers and printers; handle cash and prepare deposits; work independently and/or as a member of a park team to complete work assignments and contribute towards a positive working environment. Must possess a valid driver’s license.

	Fire Base Support 03 GML at Prince Albert Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 9, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to Provincial Fire Center Depot as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Information Clerk Park Interpreter 05 CIC at Moose Mountain PP AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing May 8, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF at Cumberland House (PDF)		Closing May 8, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Tower Observer 04 GFT at Midnight Tower RE-ADVERTISE (PDF)		Closing May 5, 2006
Position will function as a Fire Tower Observer, with duties to include detection of fires, plotting location, and documenting smoke, relaying information to fire base or initial attack crews. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will also carry out building and ground maintenance (i.e. painting, grass cutting, and other duties as assigned). To qualify you must have a valid class 5 Saskatchewan Drivers License. You must pass a PAR Q health questionnaire and be physically able to perform job duties.

	Tower Observer 04 GFT at Tatakose Tower Dorintosh (PDF)		Closing May 5, 2006
Position will function as a Fire Tower Observer, with duties to include detection of fires, plotting locations, and documenting smoke, relaying information to fire base or initial attack crews. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will also carry out building and ground maintenance (i.e. painting, grass cutting, and other duties as assigned). To qualify you must have a valid class 5 Saskatchewan Drivers License. You must pass a PAR Q health questionnaire and be physically able to perform job duties.

	Tower Observer 04 GFT at Park Ridge and Salt Creek Tower Dorintosh (PDF)		Closing May 5, 2006
Position will function as a Fire Tower Observer, with duties to include detection of fires, plotting location, and documenting smoke, relaying information to fire base or initial attack crews. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will also carry out building and ground maintenance (i.e. painting, grass cutting, and other duties as assigned). To qualify you must have a valid class 5 Saskatchewan Drivers License. You must pass a PAR Q health questionnaire and be physically able to perform job duties.

	Tower Observer 04 GFT at Midnight and Divide Tower Dorintosh (PDF)		Closing May 5, 2006
Position will function as a Fire Tower Observer, with duties to include detection of fires, plotting location, and documenting smoke, relaying information to fire base or initial attack crews. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will also carry out building and ground maintenance (i.e. painting, grass cutting, and other duties as assigned). To qualify you must have a valid class 5 Saskatchewan Drivers License. You must pass a PAR Q health questionnaire and be physically able to perform job duties.

	Fire Fighter Smokey Bear 04 GFF in Prince Albert Non-Recallable (PDF)		Closing May 4, 2006
This position assists in the delivery of the Forest Fire Pre-Suppression Program, acting as “Smokey Bear” for television, schools, public and other functions. This position will compile reports, and other administrative duties.

	Fire Fighter Smokey Bear 04 GFF in Prince Albert (PDF)		Closing May 4, 2006
Have forest fire knowledge, and strong public relation skills. A Class V Saskatchewan Drivers License is required. Your will have knowledge of Microsoft Word as well as spreadsheet and email applications.

	Information Clerk 03 CIC at Wood Mountain Post (PDF)		Closing May 4, 2006
Deliver a variety of historic interpretive programs as designed and described in program outlines by greeting visitors, presenting historical information, involving visitors in discussions, answering questions and leading demonstrations and activities. Performs non-interpretive activities such as cleaning of facilities and displays, artifact inventories, statistical collection, pest control. Attend training sessions when available, studies program and procedure manuals, and source material and identified need for further information.

	Initial Attack Crew Leader 05 GFF at Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing May 3, 2006
This position will have shared responsibility with Fire Technicians for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack Crew Members, EFF’s First Nations and Northern Works Personnel. This position is responsible for wild land fire suppression, forest protection, public education, wild land fire prevention, and the delivery of wild land training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments). As well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs, etc. Typical duties include ordering of air tanker support, ordering and maintaining food, equipment and commissary, completing all related forms and reports, crew scheduling, burning permit inspections, operate and maintain a fire cache. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Greenwater Lake PP (PDF)		Closing May 3, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers, chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Hudson Bay HBFB-10-06 (PDF)		Closing May 3, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Hudson Bay HBFB-09-06 (PDF)		Closing May 3, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Leader 05 GFF at Lower Fishing Lake FB (PDF)		Closing May 3, 2006
This position will have shared responsibility with Fire Technicians for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack Crew Members, EFP’s, First Nations and Northern Works Personnel. This position is responsible for wild land fire suppression, forest protection, public education, wild land fire prevention, and the delivery of wild land training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments). As well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Typical duties include ordering of air tanker support, ordering and maintaining food, equipment and commissary, completing all related forms and reports, crew scheduling, burning permit inspections, operate and maintain a fire cache. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Preferences will be given to candidates who possess Grade 12 or equivalent.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFT at Loon Lake (PDF)		Closing May 3, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects, and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Fire Base Support 03 GML at Lower Fishing Lake FB (PDF)		Closing May 3, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintaining inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies. Inspecting incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Completing inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to regional Fire center as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Ordering equipment, parts and supplies as required. Picking up or delivering equipment or supplies. Restocking equipment to fire cache. Other duties as assigned.

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Cypress Hills PP 2 Positions (PDF)		Closing May 2, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (i.e. collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbecues, distributing firewood, raking sites, moving, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (i.e. washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (i.e. painting, staining, etc.). Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work shift work and weekends.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Cypress Hills PP 2 Positions (PDF)		Closing May 2, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Wildfire Prevention Officer 07 CAE in Prince Albert (PDF)		Closing May 2, 2006
The successful candidate will liaise with First Nations, northern and fringe communities along with field staff on fire education/prevention issues. Public presentations will be developed and delivered to the various stakeholders. The position will work with the media by setting up and giving interviews as required. The candidate will be involved in evaluating communities to determine relative wildfire danger ratings. The candidate will be expected to travel extensively by vehicle and aircraft.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML in Meadow Lake PP (PDF)		Closing May 2, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers, chain saws, snowmobiles, ATV’s, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer sytems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Cypress Hills PP 2 Positions (PDF)		Closing May 2, 2006
Respond accurately, clearly and courteously to inquiries; listen to and ask questions of upset customers; calm upset customers and respond to their concerns or complaints; operate various office equipment such as cash registers, answering machines, photocopiers, faxes, computers and printers; handle cash and prepare deposits; work independently and/or as a member of a park team to complete work assignments and contribute towards a positive working environment. Must possess a valid driver’s license.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Cypress Hills PP (PDF)		Closing May 2, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties. Shift work and weekend work required.

	Wildifre Prevention Officer 07 CAE in Prince Albert CANCELLED (PDF)		Closing May 2, 2006
The successful candidate will liaise with First Nations, northern and fringe communities along with field staff on fire education/prevention issues. Public presentations will be developed and delivered to the various stakeholders. The position will work with the media by setting up and giving interviews as required. The candidate will be involved in evaluating communities to determine relative wildfire danger ratings. The candidate will be expected to travel extensively by vehicle and aircraft.

	Fire Base Support, Big River (PDF)		Closing May 1, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to Logistics section in Prince Albert as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Observer 04 GFT at Piwei Tower, Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing May 1, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plot locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Entry Gate Clerk 03 FPG at Buffalo Pound PP (PDF)		Closing May 1, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows-based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; some general office and light cleaning duties. Evening and weekend work is required.

	IA Crew Member 04 GFF at Cypress Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 1, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of Wildland training programs ( EFF, general public, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, etc. You will be required to perform fire suppression duties out of province/country as assigned and must be capable of working away from home for extended periods. You will be required to work weekends and shift work. Good radio communication skills and accurate documentation abilities will be considered an asset. You must be 18 years of age or older.

	Observer 04 GFT at Cypress Hills Fire Base (PDF)		Closing May 1, 2006
Position will function as a Fire Tower Watcher, with duties to include detection of fires, plotting location & documenting smoke, relaying information to fire base or initial attack crews and conducting debriefings with supervisor. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will also carry out building and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting etc. as well as other duties as assigned. To qualify you must have a valid class 5 Saskatchewan drivers license, have good vision with or without vision enhancement i.e. glasses or contact lenses. Must pass a Par Q health questionnaire and be physically able to perform job duties, must be able to work away from home for up to two week periods, must be physically able to climb a 100 Ft fire tower.

	Interpretive Clerk 03 CIC at Buffalo Pound PP (PDF)		Closing May 1, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s historical heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Cumberland House (PDF)		Closing May 1, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Leader 04 GFF at Southend Fire Base (PDF)		Closing April 28, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker 01 GML at Cypress Hills PP 2 Positions AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing April 27, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (i.e. collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbecues, distributing firewood, raking sites, moving, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (i.e. washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (i.e. painting, staining, etc.). Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work shift work and weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lac des Ilse Fire Base RE-ADVERTISE (PDF)		Closing April 27, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Cypress Hills PP 2 Positions AMENDMEN (PDF)		Closing April 27, 2006
Respond accurately, clearly and courteously to inquiries; listen to and ask questions of upset customers; calm upset customers and respond to their concerns or complaints; operate various office equipment such as cash registers, answering machines, photocopiers, faxes, computers and printers; handle cash and prepare deposits; work independently and/or as a member of a park team to complete work assignments and contribute towards a positive working environment. Must possess a valid driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Cypress Hills PP 2 Positions AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing April 27, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Candle Lake PP 3 Positions (PDF)		Closing April 27, 2006
Respond accurately, clearly and courteously to inquiries; listen to and ask questions of upset customers; calm upset customers and respond to their concerns or complaints; operate various office equipment such as cash registers, answering machines, photocopiers, faxes, computers and printers; handle cash and prepare deposits.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Cypress Hills AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing April 27, 2006
Respond accurately, clearly and courteously to inquiries; listen to and ask questions of upset customers; calm upset customers and respond to their concerns or complaints; operate various office equipment such as cash registers, answering machines, photocopiers, faxes, computers and printers; handle cash and prepare deposits; work independently and/or as a member of a park team to complete work assignments and contribute towards a positive working environment. Must possess a valid driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML at Buffalo Pound PP (PDF)		Closing April 26, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Rec Worker-Water Based 02 CIC at Pike Lake PP (PDF)		Closing April 26, 2006
Assists in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to enhance the park visitors experience in educational, informational and entertaining presentations. Programs include skill development, physical recreation and public safety education. Water Safety Pupil Training makes up the major component of this position. Typically the knowledge required for this position would be gained through education and/or recreational post secondary training

	Park Maintenance Worker 05 GML at Duck Mountain Provincial Park (PDF)		Closing April 26, 2006
Responsible for prioritizing and assigning work and inspecting work and inspecting work standards for other labor service staff as well as maintenance contractors, performing maintenance duties in the park , completion of administrative forms; ensure compliance with risk management standards, Occupational Health and Safety, Workplace Hazardous Material information Systems with Transportation of Dangerous Goods; responsible for spring start up and fall shut down of park infrastructure (i.e. domestic water/well chlorination) and maintenance and safety standards (risk management checklist and Occupational Health and Safety regulations); responsible for the routine purchase of maintenance supplies and small equipment and tools as per the park financial plan; must be available to work weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Stony Rapids (PDF)		Closing April 26, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing April 25, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Leader 05 GFF at Lower Fishing Lakes (PDF)		Closing April 24, 2006
This position will have shared responsibility with Fire Technicians for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack Crew Members, EFF’s First Nations and Northern Works Personnel. This position is responsible for wild land fire suppression, forest protection, public education, wild land fire prevention, and the delivery of wild land training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments). As well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Typical duties include ordering of air tanker support, ordering and maintaining food, equipment and commissary, completing all related forms and reports, crew scheduling, burning permit inspections, operate and maintain a fire cache. Required to perform fire suppression activities our of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Preferences will be given to candidates who possess Grade 12 or equivalent.

	Information Clerk_Park Interpreter 04 CIC at Sask Landing PP (PDF)		Closing April 24, 2006
At least one year of training in biological sciences, renewable resources or education; experience in scheduling, developing, implementing and evaluating interpretive programs; experience in conducting natural history research (specimen collection, recording data and photography); knowledge of Saskatchewan’s flora and fauna and taxonomic nomenclature. Good public relations and communication skills dealing with the general public and school-aged children.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lakes Closes Apr 24 06 (PDF)		Closing April 24, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program, etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Preference will be given to candidates who possess Grade 12 or equivalent.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML in Battlefords PP (PDF)		Closing April 21, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Interpretive Clerk 03 CIC at Cannington Manor PP (PDF)		Closing April 21, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s historical heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Sales and Service Attendant 03 FPG at Moose Mountain PP (PDF)		Closing April 21, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows-based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; some general office and light cleaning duties. Evening and weekend work is required.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03 GML Battlefords PP AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing April 21, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Southend Fire Base (PDF)		Closing April 19, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Electronic Technicial 06 SRA in Prince Albert (PDF)		Closing April 18, 2006
Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management is seeking an innovative individual for an Electronics Technician position to work in a well-equipped facility located in Prince Albert. The duties involve the diagnosis, repair, modification, installation and design of a wide variety of electronic equipment in shop and field settings as well as the design and delivery of staff training seminars. The majority of the work is focused on the maintenance of a wireless communications fleet with over three thousand units. Other equipment includes data collection platforms, microprocessors, and enforcement and surveillance equipment. You will be expected to work in inclement weather and to travel on northern roads and in a variety of ATV’s as well as fixed and rotary wing aircraft. The successful candidate may be required to live in camp conditions during fire season. Heavy lifting is occasionally necessary. May be required to climb a tower to perform repairs.

	Observer 04 GFT at Narrow Hills Tower (PDF)		Closing April 18, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plot locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF at Lower Fishing Lakes Fire Base (PDF)		Closing April 17, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program, etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Preference will be given to candidates who possess Grade 12 or equivalent.

	Fire Center Support 03 PDP at La Ronge (PDF)		Closing April 17, 2006
Will assist the Fire Center Duty Officer with the collection of fire weather indices, spot forecasts, daily fire reports, alerts, lightening maps, etc. for the development of the daily preparedness plan. Enter data into computer using various software programs and check for corrections. Compile monthly fire base progress reports as well as assist with sign-up of emergency fire fighter and crew export when required. Assist with maintaining fixed asset inventories and purchase supplies as required. Assist with shipping and receiving of fire suppression and supplies including proper documentation of movement transactions. Respond to inquiries from districts and branch regarding equipment/supply requests. Monitor bulk aviation fuel systems.

	Aerial Observer 04 GFT in La Ronge (PDF)		Closing April 17, 2006
Position will function as an aerial observer, with duties to include detection of fires, plotting location, documenting smoke reports and patrol reports, relaying relevant information to fire bases or initial attack crews and conducting debriefings with supervisor. Position will be required to operate a VHF/FM radio and obtain a restricted radio operator’s license, operate a digital camera and develop reports utilizing a computer. Applicant must be able to travel in small aircraft for up to 4 hours at a time during extreme fire conditions and be able to work away from home base. Other duties as assigned.

	Fire Management Trainee, 3 Positions (PDF)		Closing April 14, 2006
Under the direction of an assigned manager, these positions will be involved in a training role for all aspects of the Fire Management and Forest Protection Program to include: planning suppression, wild fire prevention/education, training and administration. Applicants must be able to work in locations away from headquarters for extended periods of time. Previous experience within the wildfire management program will be considered an asset.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Cumberland House (PDF)		Closing April 13, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Leader 05 GFF at Cumberland House at Hudson Bay Fire (PDF)		Closing April 13, 2006
This position will have shared responsibility with Fire Technicians for supervising, assessing work performance, and providing leadership and direction to Initial Attack Crew Members, EFF’s First Nations and Northern Works Personnel. This position is responsible for wild land fire suppression, forest protection, public education, wild land fire prevention, and the delivery of wild land training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments). As well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs, etc. Typical duties include ordering of air tanker support, ordering and maintaining food, equipment and commissary, completing all related forms and reports, crew scheduling, burning permit inspections, operate and maintain a fire cache. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Ile a la Crosse (PDF)		Closing April 10, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must posses and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s licence.

	Fire Dispatcher 04 GRO at Southend Fire Base (PDF)		Closing April 10, 2006
Provide radio communication to Department staff and air support while involved in the fire suppression activities. Transmits and receives messages to and from personnel in the field. Provide a flight watch for all aircraft working out of that fire base. Maintain a detailed written record of all radio and telephone communications (e.g. Location of aircraft, personal, requests for equipment, locations of fires, etc.) Broadcast daily alerts and weather indices to the area fire towers. You will be required to take a “Radio Telephone Operator’s restricted Certificate Course”. The work requires the candidate to operate and care for radio and telecommunications equipment. You will be required to work shift work and weekends. Candidates who currently possess a radio operator’s certificate would be considered an asset in the selection process.

	Observer 04 GFT at Vimy Tower at the Big River Fire Base (PDF)		Closing April 10, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plot locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Observer 04 GFT at Rabbit Hill Tower at the Big River Fire Base (PDF)		Closing April 10, 2006
You will be responsible to detect smoke from fires and plot locations on maps. Communicate locations of fires to Fire Bases. You will be required to operate a VHF radio and light equipment. You will be required to take a basic Observer’s training course. You will also need to carry out buildings and ground maintenance i.e. painting, grass cutting, etc. as well as other duties as assigned. Applicants with knowledge of the local area would be considered an asset.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 Gff in Patuanak & Ile a la Crosse (PDF)		Closing April 10, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must posses and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s licence.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Big River (PDF)		Closing April 10, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs, etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Entry Gate Clerk - Douglas Park (PDF)		Closing April 7, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows-based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; some general office and light cleaning duties. Evening and weekend work is required.

	Park Maintenance Worker - Douglas Park (PDF)		Closing April 7, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (ie: collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbeques, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (ie; washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (ie: painting, staining, etc.) Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work weekends and evenings.

	Entry Gate Clerk - Douglas Park (PDF)		Closing April 7, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows-based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; some general office and light cleaning duties. Evening and weekend work is required.

	Park Maintenance Worker 03GML at Narrow Hills PP (PDF)		Closing April 7, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on buildings and grounds; operate light equipment such as light trucks, mowers, power tools and other equipment as directed. Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in public buildings and rental accommodations. Pick up and disposal of garbage and debris in park. Comply with risk management standards, OH&S;, public health regulations, WHMIS. TDG. Assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing April 6, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Initial attack Crew Member - Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing April 6, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Park Clerk - Pike Lake (PDF)		Closing April 6, 2006
You will provide a range of administrative support for the park office; respond to a variety of telephone and in person inquiries by providing information and assistance to clients concerning department programs, acts, regulations, policies and procedures as well as issue receipts, permits and licenses for department programs. You will process accounts payable/revenue and petty cash disbursements.

	Park Maintenance Worker - Pike Lake (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (ie: collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbeques, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (ie; washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (ie: painting, staining, etc.) Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work weekends and evenings.

	Park Maintenance Worker - Candle Lake (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Responsible for prioritizing and assigning work and inspecting work and inspecting work standards for other labor service staff as well as maintenance contractors, performing maintenance duties in the park , completion of administrative forms; ensure compliance with risk management standards, Occupational Health and Safety, Workplace Hazardous Material information Systems with Transportation of Dangerous Goods; responsible for spring start up and fall shut down of park infrastructure (i.e. domestic water/well chlorination) and maintenance and safety standards (risk management checklist and Occupational Health and Safety regulations); responsible for the routine purchase of maintenance supplies and small equipment and tools as per the park financial plan; must be available to work weekends.

	Park Gate Worker - Greenwater Lake (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows-based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; some general office and light cleaning duties. Evening and weekend work is required.

	Fire Base Support - Pelican Narrows (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to regional fire center as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Park Maintenance Worker - Pike Lake (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Perform park maintenance duties (ie: collection of litter and garbage, removal of ash from barbeques, distributing firewood, raking sites, mowing, trimming, rototilling). Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in buildings (ie; washing, disinfecting and sanitizing with proper chemicals). Perform maintenance and minor repairs to facilities (ie: painting, staining, etc.) Prepare and maintain flowerbeds, shrubs and plantations in the park. Interact with park visitors, supply general information and deliver emergency messages. Operate light equipment such as mowers, light trucks, weed trimmers and small hand tools. Must be available to work weekends and evenings.

	Sales and Service Attendant - Pike Lake (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties; Evening and weekend work required.

	Sales and service Attendant - Pike Lake (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties; Evening and weekend work required.

	Sales and Service Attendant - Pike Lake (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
Greeting and providing information to park visitors; collecting and processing of park fees; operation of an electronic cash register and Windows based computer programs; handling telephone inquiries; other general duties; Evening and weekend work required.

	Initial Attack Crew Member 04 GFF in Pelican Narrows (PDF)		Closing April 4, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. The delivery of wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: park and recreation site development and maintenance, firewood, forestry program etc. Required to perform fire suppression activities out of province/country as assigned. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Park Maintenance Worker (2) - Moose Mountain (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Park Maintenance Worker - Crooked Lake (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Tradesperson Helper (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Perform maintenance and operations of all facilities. During weekends of operating season performs and is responsible for the maintenance of all water, sewage, plumbing facilities and building repair as well as act as a problem shooter for all maintenance functions.

	Initial Attack Crew Member - Hudson bay (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
This position will be responsible for wildfire suppression, forest protection, public education, and wildland fire prevention. May be required to deliver wildland training programs (EFF, general public, FSIN, volunteer fire departments) as well as other assigned duties that may include: work related to site development and maintenance, firewood projects and other Department work programs etc. Good radio communications skills and accurate documentation of occurrences would be considered an asset. Must possess and maintain a valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver’s license.

	Fire Base Support - Hudson Bay (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to Logistics section in Prince Albert as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Information Clerk–Park Interpreter - Moose Mountain (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Park Maintenance Worker - Moose Mountain (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on water and sewer systems, irrigation systems, buildings and grounds, machinery and light vehicles (single axle trucks up to 3 tons); operate light to medium equipment such as tractors with loaders, gravel and sewer trucks, light trucks, mowers chain saws, snowmobiles, ATVs, power tools and other equipment as directed; assist with spring start up and shut down of domestic water and sewer systems as well as other miscellaneous duties; assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Tradesperson Helper - Moose Mountain (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Perform maintenance and operations of all facilities. During weekends of operating season performs and is responsible for the maintenance of all water, sewage, plumbing facilities and building repair as well as act as a problem shooter for all maintenance functions.

	Information Clerk - Park Interpreter - Cannington Manor (PDF)		Closing April 3, 2006
Involved in the development and/or delivery of quality park visitor programs designed to communicate through first-hand involvement with the park’s natural and cultural resources, an awareness, appreciation and understanding of Saskatchewan’s heritage. Programming includes, but is not limited to, natural trail hikes, junior naturalist programs, school group programs, cultural programming, etc.

	Park Maintenance Worker (PDF)		Closing March 31, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on buildings and grounds; operate light equipment such as light trucks, mowers, power tools and other equipment as directed. Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in public buildings and rental accommodations. Pick up and disposal of garbage and debris in park. Comply with risk management standards, OH&S;, public health regulations, WHMIS. TDG. Assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Park Maintenance Worker (PDF)		Closing March 31, 2006
Perform a variety of repair and general maintenance activities on buildings and grounds; operate light equipment such as light trucks, mowers, power tools and other equipment as directed. Perform janitorial and sanitation functions in public buildings and rental accommodations. Pick up and disposal of garbage and debris in park. Comply with risk management standards, OH&S;, public health regulations, WHMIS. TDG. Assist with maintenance and care of park facilities and grounds; must be available to work weekends.

	Fire Centre Support (PDF)		Closing March 30, 2006
Will assist the Fire Center Duty Officer with the collection of fire weather indices, spot forecasts, daily fire reports, fire base preparedness plans, alerts, lightning maps, etc. for the development of the daily fire center area preparedness plan. Manage a Microsoft database, data entry into an aviation database. Use various computer software programs and check various documents for corrections....

	Provincial Training Officer (PDF)		Closing March 29, 2006
Saskatchewan Environment requires a energetic team player with excellent communications skills to assist in the design, development and delivery of a quality provincial training curriculum. In this position you will be responsible for instructional design and development of course content including instructor and student learning materials, creation of course (multimedia) presentations as well as preparing supplemental training and assessment materials for a diverse range of wildland fire related training programs. Working under minimum supervision you will also provide for the instructional delivery of various training courses to a diverse group of adult learners across the province. You will be able to handle inquiries related to training, scheduling of classes, coordination of training logistics, completion of required training documentation, conducting tests and performance assessments and providing for student & instructor feedback. You will work with a range of training partners and agencies ensuring off-site support for training to Fire Teams so that training goals and provincial training standards are met.

	Provincial Training Officer (PDF)		Closing March 29, 2006
Saskatchewan Environment requires a energetic team player with excellent communications skills to assist in the design, development and delivery of a quality provincial training curriculum. In this position you will be responsible for instructional design and development of course content including instructor and student learning materials, creation of course (multimedia) presentations as well as preparing supplemental training and assessment materials for a diverse range of wildland fire related training programs. Working under minimum supervision you will also provide for the instructional delivery of various training courses to a diverse group of adult learners across the province. You will be able to handle inquiries related to training, scheduling of classes, coordination of training logistics, completion of required training documentation, conducting tests and performance assessments and providing for student & instructor feedback. You will work with a range of training partners and agencies ensuring off-site support for training to Fire Teams so that training goals and provincial training standards are met....

	Fire Base Admin Supervisor (PDF)		Closing March 29, 2006
You will provide a range of administrative support for Fire Base operations, provide clerical support to Forest Protection Officer, compile reports, receive fire reports and documents, answer inquires from the public, enter information into various computer programs, filing duties, operate office equipment including computers and fax machines. Must be willing to work shifts and weekends.

	Fire Base Support - Hudson Bay - AMENDMENT (PDF)		Closing March 29, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fues supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to Logistics section in Prince Albert as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Fire Base Support (PDF)		Closing March 29, 2006
Responsible to manage equipment, fuel and facility management activities within the fire management area to include: maintain, track and reconcile inventory of fire equipment, communications equipment and fuel supplies; inspect incoming equipment shipments for serviceability and completeness. Complete inventory forms, equipment transfers and write-offs, forward results to Logistics section in Prince Albert as required. Perform maintenance on minor equipment and facilities or grounds. Order equipment, parts and supplies and pick-up or delivery as required. Conduct maintenance checks at fire cache and re-stock equipment. Other duties as assigned.

	Fire Dispatcher (PDF)		Closing March 28, 2006
Provide radio communication to Department staff and air support while involved in the fire suppression activities. Transmits and receives messages to and from personnel in the field. Provide a flight watch for all aircraft working out of that fire base. Maintain a detailed written record of all radio and telephone communications (e.g. Location of aircraft, personal, requests for equipment, locations of fires, etc.) Broadcast daily alerts and weather indices to the area fire towers. You will be required to take a “Radio Telephone Operator’s restricted Certificate Course”. The work requires the candidate to operate and care for radio and telecommunications equipment. You will be required to work shift work and weekends. Candidates who currently possess a radio operator’s certificate would be considered an asset in the selection process.

	Aerial Observer (PDF)		Closing March 28, 2006
Position will function as an aerial observer, with duties to include detection of fires, plotting location, documenting smoke reports and patrol reports, relaying relevant information to fire bases or initial attack crews and conducting debriefings with supervisor. Position will be required to operate a VHF/FM radio and obtain a restricted radio operator’s license, operate a digital camera and develop reports utilizing a computer. Applicant must be able to travel in small aircraft for up to 4 hours at a time during extreme fire conditions and be able to work away from home base. Other duties as assigned.