Professionally Resourceful
Campbell River, British Columbia
Strategic Natural Resource Consultants Inc. is a professional consulting firm specializing in natural resource management. Our extensive experience is the result of our coastal forestry roots. We employ a multi-disciplinary approach to help our clients achieve their resource management goals. We provide professional services, such as resource reconnaissance and inventory, planning, project management, and operational implementation to forest companies, public and private utilities (BC Hydro, BCTC, and IPP's), mining companies, First Nations, government (municipal, provincial & federal), BC Parks, property developers and tourism operators.
On-site · Campbell River
Crew members are responsible for suppressing wildfires using specialized equipment and maintaining safety standards within a structured command environment. They also perform base support duties, equipment maintenance, and project-based work such as trail building when not actively fighting fires.
On-site · Prince George
The Type II Crew Lead is responsible for supervising wildfire suppression crews in high-risk environments, ensuring safety, performance, and operational excellence. They must manage Fireline tactics, equipment maintenance, and crew welfare while maintaining clear communication with clients.
On-site · Prince George
The Wildfire Crew Lead is responsible for supervising crew performance, safety, and conduct during wildfire suppression operations. They must also maintain professional client relationships and ensure accurate reporting of field activities and equipment usage.
On-site · Prince George
Crew members are responsible for suppressing wildfires using specialized equipment and maintaining safety standards in high-stress environments. They also perform base support duties, equipment maintenance, and project-based work such as trail building when not actively fighting fires.
On-site · Prince George
Wildfire crew members are responsible for suppressing fires using specialized equipment and maintaining high safety standards within a structured command environment. They also perform base support duties, equipment maintenance, and project-based work such as trail building when not actively engaged in fire response.