Job Description
Drive the protection and presentation of archaeological resources as an experienced Archaeologist. Manage permits and create educational programs to ensure sustainable preservation on Inuit territories.
You will work closely with the Director and Environmental Monitor, overseeing all aspects of the Nunatsiavut Archaeology office. Your role demands independent judgment and the ability to manage budgets effectively while implementing programs that protect invaluable archaeological sites. Collaborate with stakeholders to uphold the integrity of heritage management practices.
Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and regulate an archaeological permit process
• Conduct necessary consultations with provincial leaders
• Protect archaeological sites through strategic initiatives
• Create educational programs regarding site preservation
• Manage the archaeology office's budget and daily operations
Requirements:
• Degree in Archaeology or Anthropology is essential
• Profi...
You will work closely with the Director and Environmental Monitor, overseeing all aspects of the Nunatsiavut Archaeology office. Your role demands independent judgment and the ability to manage budgets effectively while implementing programs that protect invaluable archaeological sites. Collaborate with stakeholders to uphold the integrity of heritage management practices.
Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and regulate an archaeological permit process
• Conduct necessary consultations with provincial leaders
• Protect archaeological sites through strategic initiatives
• Create educational programs regarding site preservation
• Manage the archaeology office's budget and daily operations
Requirements:
• Degree in Archaeology or Anthropology is essential
• Profi...