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Job Description
We are looking for an energetic, versatile individual interested in joining our company. One who appreciates the BC Coast and will thrive in both an independent and group work environment.
Comfortable with shift work and living in remote camp locations. We offer a competitive wage and benefits based on education experience and references. Accommodation and meals provided.
Responsibilities may include and are not limited to:
- Welcome crews and visitors, assisting their safe arrival by plane or boat
- Driving the crew boat
- Assist in unloading of camp supplies
- General Float Camp maintenance including and not limited to
- Timely repair of mechanical/ functional breakdowns around camp
- Source and coordinate parts and supplies within a budget
- Operate power tools and organize and stock workshop
- Daily maintenance to ensure camp is kept to a high standard of operation
- Garbage removal and disposal
- Tend to and ensure docks, ramps and camp are secure
- Communication with crew and management
- To fill in daily logs and record data
Qualifications & Experience:
Preferred Qualifications & Skills:
- General knowledge and understanding of remote camp Operations
- Knowledge of power, water and sewage systems
- Plumbing, Carpentry, electrical and mechanical skills; trade tickets an asset
- Mentally and physically fit and able to carry or lift items weighing up to 50 lbs
- Comfortable working alone, with minimal supervision
- Strong inter-personal and communication skills
- Maintain a high level of performance and adherence to safety standards
- Strong time management and prioritizing skills; timely completion of projects
- Organize work place and efficient storage of tools and equipment
- SVOP and experience driving boats is required
- Applicants must be professional, motivated, punctual, and work well with a team
How to apply:
Email application to:
hr@vifm.ca
Job Description
VIFM is seeking a Camp Attendant to join our team. Our floating camps offer a unique experience for both staff and clients alike. Be part of a dynamic service team that operates in the most remote and unique locations throughout coastal British Columbia.
The Camp Attendant daily duties include general housekeeping, linen cleaning, overall cleanliness, maintaining hygienic conditions within the camp and assisting the cook in the kitchen.
Responsibilities may include and are not limited to:
- Maintain clean and hygienic conditions of the bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen units.
- Make beds, changes sheets.
- Wash, dry, and fold linens & towels.
- Dusts and vacuums all furniture and draperies.
- Sweeps, mops, washes the floors.
- Pick up debris and empties trash containers.
- Complete good housekeeping.
- Dish washing as per Food Safety Plan.
- Prepare food items for the lunch table with direction from the cook.
- Perform cleaning and sanitization of all surfaces, equipment and small wares.
- Support food safe storage and labeling of potential food allergy items.
- Ensure food storage areas are organized.
- Clean and sanitize Dry Area.
- Ability to lift 25+ lbs.
- Record Man-Days.
- Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications & Experience:
Preferred Qualifications & Skills:
- Food Safe Level 1 (or above).
- Good organizational skills.
- Ability to multitask.
- Excellent people skills.
- Good oral and written communication skills.
- Ability to prioritize.
- Experience in a camp setting would be an asset.
- Applicants must be professional, motivated, punctual, and work well with a team.
How to apply:
Email application to:
hr@vifm.ca
Job Description
We are looking for an energetic and versatile individual interested in joining our company. One who appreciates the BC Coast and will thrive in both an independent and group work environment.
Comfortable with shift work and living in remote camp locations. We offer a competitive wage and benefits based on experience and references. Accommodation and meals provided.
Responsibilities may include and are not limited to:
- Proven ability to lead a team, including strong organizational and time management skills.
- Must be able to lift, move, push, pull, and carry up to 25 lbs.
- Be able to provide at least 2 professional work references.
- Assist in developing and implementing menus.
- Work with operations manager to monitor food cost and provide a high quality product.
- Order food & cleaning supplies from approved suppliers in a timely manner.
- Receive orders & ensure all products have been delivered.
- Manage food levels to ensure minimal waste.
- Ensure leftovers are safely stored and utilized where possible to limit food waste.
- Be aware of camp logistics – for example crew change days are opportunities to bring in supplies.
- Make note of any special dietary requirements.
- Evaluate all food products to ensure quality standards are consistently met.
- Ensure all fridge and freezer temperatures are measured and logged daily as per health standards.
- Clean up and sanitize all dishes and cooking equipment after all meals.
- Ensure dining area is cleaned and sanitized after all meals.
- Maintain kitchen equipment & work with the Maintenance Manager when major repairs are required.
Qualifications & Experience:
Preferred Qualifications & Skills:
- Food Safe certification.
- Minimum 3 years cooking experience in a camp setting.
- Provide at least 2 references from previous employers.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
- Applicants must be professional, motivated, punctual, and work well with a team.
How to apply:
Email application to:
hr@vifm.ca
REMOTE LOCATIONS IN WESTERN CANADA TIMBER RESOURCE WORKFORCE
Job Description
VIFM group is seeking a CERTIFIED, Qualified faller to join our team. Be part of a dynamic service team that operates in the most remote and unique locations throughout coastal British Columbia.
A hand faller in British Columbia is a skilled professional in multiple industries who manually cuts down trees using chainsaws. This job has a range of responsibilities to ensure safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability. The Certified, Qualified faller's daily duties include professionally falling timber following all WorkSafe B.C. Regulations and operating consistent with the Standard Operating Procedures of VIFM.
Responsibilities may include and are not limited to:
Safety Compliance
- Adhering to all safety regulations and guidelines set by WorkSafeBC and other relevant authorities.
- Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including hard hats, ear protection, gloves, and fallers pants.
Tree Assessment
- Evaluating tree characteristics such as size, lean, and condition to determine the safest direction for the tree to fall.
- Identifying potential hazards, such as dead branches, exposed roots, and dangerous trees.
Acceptable Work Practices
- Using proper falling cuts to ensure trees fall in the intended direction.
- Employing proper cutting techniques to minimize the risk of kickbacks and accidents.
Equipment Maintenance
- Regularly inspecting and maintaining chainsaws and other cutting tools to ensure they are in good working condition.
- Reporting any malfunctions or equipment issues to supervisors and ensuring that issues and/or problems are dealt with immediately.
Environmental Awareness
- Following sustainable forestry practices to minimize environmental impact.
- Avoiding damage to surrounding vegetation, wildlife habitats, and property.
Communication
- Collaborating with other members of the clearing crew to coordinate activities and maintain a safe working environment.
- Communicating effectively with supervisors and other crew members.
Emergency Response
- Being prepared for emergencies and participating in safety drills.
- Knowing the location of first aid supplies, first aid personnel, and emergency contact procedures.
Reporting
- Keeping an accurate and up-to-date logbook identifying the faller's experience.
- Documenting and reporting any near misses, incidents, or close calls.
Physical Fitness
- Maintaining physical fitness to handle the demanding nature of the job.
- Adapting to various weather conditions and challenging terrain.
Continuous Learning
- Staying updated on industry best practices, new technologies, and safety protocols.
- Participating in training programs and workshops as required.
Phase congestion and overlap
- Understand phase congestion and overlap—the ability to work with other phases without disrupting current activities.
Qualifications & Experience:
Basic Requirements
- Minimum age: You must be at least 18 years old.
- Physical fitness: The job requires a high level of physical fitness and stamina.
Applicants must be professional, motivated, punctual, and work well with a team.
Training and Certification
- Completion of a recognized training program from either; BC Wildfire Service, BC Forest Safety Council, or C.A.G.C.
- Faller Certification from either BC Wildfire Service, BC Forest Safety Council, or C.A.G.C.
Occupational First Aid
- All hand fallers must possess a valid Occupational First Aid certificate. Level 3 is preferred; Level 1 and Transportation Endorsement are required.
WorkSafeBC Requirements
- Sub-contractors must have their own WorkSafeBC coverage.
Experience
- 5 years of production experience in the logging industry is required.
- Experience in hand-falling Right-of-way, helicopter harvesting, and conventional harvesting is considered an asset.
Physical Fitness
- Must be physically fit due to the nature of the job.
How to apply:
Email application to:
hr@vifm.ca
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