LYTTON FIRST NATION JOB OPPORTUNITIES

Toe Lytton First Nation is seeking three (3) laborers and one (1) Crew Lead to work on our Sawmill operations project. Working in various locations including the sawmill site, Lot 47, and other sites that may be detennined. Reporting to the Economic Development and Implementation Managers, the Crew Lead v.ill coordinate the laborers in safe and prodoctive Sawmill operations in our Firewood Bundles.iKindling, Rotlgh-cut Lumber and Con1posting projects. 

This is a Targeted Wage Subsidy Sawmill Operations Project. 

Lytton First Nation (LFN) is recruiting a Chief Financial Officer for the finance department. Reporting to the LFN Administrator, the Chief Financial Officer is responsible for overall financial planning, financial policy, and process development, including overseeing contracts, funding and expenditures with various funding agencies and departments within LFN. The position manages and provides leadership to the Finance Department and is a member of the management team ensuring the progression toward LFN' s Vision and Mission by establishing compliance with all policies, fiscal and legal regulations. 

Lytton First Nation (LFN) is looking to fill the role of Capital Manager. If you are an innovative, resourceful, and independent person with senior management skills this is the job for you.

The Capital Manager role’s primary responsibility is the planning and delivery of capital projects including renovation, upgrades, and new construction projects.

The TLKemchEEn FireSmart Collaborative is seeking expressions of interest from qualified individuals and/or companies for an upcoming forest fuel reduction project. The project area is 5.8 hectares and payment for this project is piece rate based which includes the following activities: hazard tree felling, thinning, pruning and debris removal (primarily through burning).

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) are searching for a Lands and Natural Resource Governance Director, the Lands and Natural Resource Governance Director will administer the TemEEwuh na Ta hheeymOt (Land Code) and develop and implement laws, policies and procedures related to land administration, land and resource management, planning, environmental management, land development and land transaction registration.

Relying on a broad range of expertise such as development planning, land use planning, community planning, and urban design. The Director oversees permanent staff as well as a variety of consulting teams in relation to the development of a range of planning studies, recommendations, lands use policies, law amendments, and interpretation of applicable planning policies, guidelines, and laws. The individual in this role requires strong project and management skills, as well as negotiation and relationship building abilities, in addition to analysis and reporting.

The Lytton First Nation (LFN) is recruiting a Enforcement Officer.   

This unique opportunity seeks individuals who are dedicated to enhancing their skill set, contributing to the well-being of our community, and cultivating a positive impact within the justice system. The comprehensive training will equip participants with knowledge, expertise, and practical experience necessary to thrive in various roles within the justice sector, all while nurturing a deep understanding and respect for our cultural values and traditions.