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Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Field Operations Coordination and Supervision - Vegetation management planning and implementation - Irrigation planning and implementation - Coordination and supervision of workers and contractors - Monitoring and maintaining site infrastructure - Monitoring the in-field state of the projectJoint Health and Safety Committee Member - Providing a practical, operations based mindset to health and safety processes and programs - Performing formal and informal site inspections - Reviewing and revising Site Hazard Assessments and Emergency Response Plans and Formal Hazard Assessments Research Design and Implementation - Identifying critical project components that lack understanding

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Regional Vehicle and Equipment Lead- Maintaining local equipment operational capacity. - Tracking and reporting of equipment use.- Operating heavy equipment and implements.- Training staff on the safe use and operation of equipment.Site Supervisor- Ensuring health and safety values are shared among the team, so that what we do is not compromised by how we do it.- Prioritizing the tasks to be completed along with capturing and evaluating the results.- Coordinating numerous parties and tasks within the worksite while managing workers, contractors, and project managers.

Greater Calgary Metropolitan Area

Assisting in the implementation of operational project requirements in the field and the office. Through this role I assist with the supervising of biosolids hauling activities, conduct environmental monitoring within the willow plantations and conduct various other duties such as vegetation management.

Greater Calgary Metropolitan Area

Fulfillment of customer orders that are shipped across Canada along with warehouse organization and inventory.

Pincher Creek

Enhanced the natural landscapes within Castle Provincial Park through vegetation management, native seed harvesting and processing, reclamation of streambanks, data collection, processing and reporting and the safe operation of vehicles and equipment. Plant identification skills were utilized to distinguish invasive species from native species from seedling to mature states. Integrated pest management was used to determine the best management option in the context of the plant's growth stage and weather.

Calgary, Canada Area

3rd year Environmental Science undergrad

Castor, Alberta

Apprenticing in the management and enhancement of Northern Fescue Subregion rangelands, riparian areas, and wetlands through the use of rotational livestock grazing, bioengineering, and grassland management. Through qualitative vegetative analysis, weather monitoring, and livestock growth cycle the pasture would be assessed to determine when the cattle should be moved and the density rates in which to group the animals. With the use of GIS analysis, the optimum pasture size would be determined and mapped out before being implemented in the field with the use of electric fencing.Winter feed was all harvested on farm through the complete process of cutting, raking, and baling.

Alberta, Canada

Controlled undesired vegetation using integrated pest management practices in landscape and industrial industries. Contol was achieved through a variety of means including hand pulling, mowing, and herbicide application.

Calgary, Canada

Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Canada

Queenstown, New Zealand

Maintained and regulated the standards of cleanliness throughout the base building.