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Permit Archaeologist - Sub Arctic/Boreal British Columbia
Tree Time Services
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Source date: 11/2/2026
About this role
Permit Archaeologist - Subarctic/Boreal British Columbia Ember Archaeology, a Division of Tree Time Services, is looking for a Permit Archaeologist to help us serve our clients in Northeast British Columbia: * Holding Archaeological Research Permits in Northeast British Columbia. * Acting as an Team Lead for field crews working on PFR, AIA and excavations. * Contributing to artifact analysis and permit reporting. Requirements: * Permit Status in Subarctic Cultural Area recognized by BCER * Master’s Degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or a related discipline (preferred) * Professional Membership in BCAPA (preferred) * Class 5 driver's license with clean driver's abstract * Physically fit, able to carry 30 pounds, lift 50 lbs, and hike up to 10 km per day * NOT required to live in northern British Columbia Desired Experience and Skills: * Ability to collect standardized data efficiently * Ability to follow direction and receive feedback * Love of the outdoors * OHV driving experience * 4x4 driving experience * Good sense of direction, GPS, compass & map navigation skills * Valid safety tickets, including (Ember will provide required training and certifications) ◦ First Aid ◦ H2S Alive ◦ ATV, OHV and/or ARGO operator ticket ◦ Ground Disturbance ◦ Bear / Wildlife Awareness Conditions: * Work outdoors in all weather conditions * Work 10 to 12 hour days on a 10-on, 4-off or 16-on- 6-off schedule. * Lodgings in hotels and work camps as required. Compensation: * $70,000 to $110,000/year negotiable based on experience and qualifications * Permanent, salaried position * Full Time - 40 hrs/week * Flexible work locations * Health Benefits Some of the benefits of being part of Ember include: * Close-knit team who care about and learn from each other * Strong safety culture and track record * Commitment to doing good work * Focus on continuous learning and professional development * Opportunities to take on challenging work and try new things * Management and senior staff are all archaeologists, who know the job and try hard to support a healthy work-life balance Ember’s head office is in Sherwood Park, Alberta. While the majority of our work is in Alberta, we currently do a substantial amount of work within the Interior Plateau of British Columbia and are looking to begin serving clients in the Subarctic Cultural Region. We’re working to expand our reach and eager to explore satellite office opportunities. Relocation to Edmonton is not required, as we currently have key staff members working remotely from locations such as Lethbridge, AB and Victoria, BC. Upload a one to two page resume in PDF format. Your resume should include work experience, with dates, relevant responsibilities and achievements; education; and other relevant experience.