Job Title: Field Assistant
Term: 4-Month Temporary Position
Location: Chateh and area (ideally the candidate lives in Chateh)
Start Date: April 27, 2026
Wage: $20/ hour
Reports To: Field Supervisor and Environmental Technician
ABOUT TK ARRAY LANDS CORP.
TK Array Lands Corp., headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, is at the forefront as a small
Indigenous-owned consultancy in the environmental sector. Our core mission revolves
around bolstering Indigenous communities, along with a network of partners and allies that
span governmental bodies, the private sector, and non-profit organizations. Our suite of
services encompass a wide range of technical and environmental solutions, including but
not limited to, sophisticated data and mapping techniques, assistance with grant applications,
comprehensive project oversight, support for Crown consultations, facilitation of community
agreements, as well as diligent environmental and wildlife monitoring and the stewardship of
vital environmental and cultural data.
We pride ourselves on utilizing the most advanced equipment, tools, and methodologies,
ensuring we remain at the cutting edge of technology and innovative practices. Our dedication
extends to nurturing environmentally sustainable practices, fostering the well-being of
communities, and cultivating mutually rewarding relationships that pave the way for the
success of diverse projects and initiatives. We’re on a mission to deliver cutting-edge
applications that set new standards in user experience, innovation, excellence, and value.
At TK Array, we deeply value the professional development of our team members, committed
to providing an enriching work environment complete with valuable experiences, ample
opportunities for leadership, and avenues for continuous learning and growth.
TK Array is committed to operating in a way that upholds justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion
(JEDI).
Position Summary
The Field Assistant will support field operations related to environmental monitoring, forestry,
restoration, and land-based projects. This position is well suited for someone who enjoys
working outdoors, traveling to remote locations, and contributing to practical, hands-on field
programs. The successful candidate will assist with data collection, site assessments, field
logistics, and general project support while working closely with project staff and community
members.
This is a temporary 4-month position that may include work in varying weather and terrain
conditions. There is opportunity for this to become a full-time position.
Key Responsibilities
• Assist with fieldwork for environmental, forestry, reclamation, and restoration projects
• Support collection of field data, measurements, photos, GPS points, and site observations
• Help complete field forms, digital survey entries, and daily field notes
• Assist with monitoring vegetation, soils, water, wildlife, and general site conditions
• Support installation, checking, and maintenance of wildlife monitoring equipment
• Load, organize, clean, and maintain field gear, trucks, and supplies
• Assist with field logistics, and day-to-day operational needs
• Follow all company safety procedures and participate in safety meetings and hazard
assessments
• Work respectfully with team members, contractors, and community participants
• Support basic office or data-entry tasks during slower field periods, as needed
Qualifications
• Must like working outdoors rain or shine, hot or cold, bugs/wildlife or not
• Previous outdoor or fieldwork experience but willing to train the right candidate
• Valid Class 5 driver’s licence and good driving history is necessary
• Comfortable working outdoors in remote locations and variable weather conditions
• Physically able to walk long distances, carry field equipment, and work on uneven terrain
• Strong attention to detail and ability to record accurate information
• Willingness to learn new field methods, tools, and software
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Experience working with Indigenous communities or in community-based field programs
is an asset
Training Provided
• GPS units, tablets/ipads, iLands and similar tools
• ATV/UTV
• First Aid certification
• Desktop applications
Working Conditions
• Outdoor fieldwork for extended periods
• Travel to remote sites may be required
• Work may include early mornings, long field days, and physically demanding conditions
• Exposure to insects, rough terrain, weather, and wildlife hazards
• There will be an office work done weekly
What We’re Looking For
We are looking for someone who is reliable, safety-conscious, hardworking, and eager to gain
experience in environmental and land-based fieldwork. The ideal candidate is adaptable, takes
direction well, and is comfortable contributing to a team-focused work environment.
How to Apply:
Please send your resume to anna.munson@tkarray.ca
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out via phone at 825-556-4649
