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British Columbia
DWB is a dynamic, multidisciplinary consulting firm that specializes in offering a full suite of value-added environmental, engineering and forestry services to our clients. Established in 1990, DWB has grown from a small family run business to a multifaceted company with operations throughout British Columbia, including Prince George, Williams Lake, Fort St. John, Cranbrook, Penticton and Chetwynd. DWB has established a strong reputation for our ability to develop cost effective solutions to complex environmental, engineering and forestry issues. Our internal structure focuses on a team environment, with a diverse staff that includes Professional Engineers (PEng), Professional Biologists (RPBio), Professional Agrologists (PAg), Professional Foresters (RPF), and Professionals in Sediment/Erosion Control (CPESC). In addition, we have a full complimentary staff of registered technicians experienced in drafting, design, surveying, forestry and fisheries. As such, any project which we accept is considered within the context of our interdisciplinary team. This approach ensures that solutions are practical, environmentally sound, operationally feasible and economical.
On-site · Williams Lake
The Field Technician will conduct road and boundary layout, timber cruising, and ecological data collection in the field. They will also assist in preparing technical reports and integrating wildlife and fisheries data into forest site plans.
On-site · North Vancouver
The Forestry Technician is responsible for collecting field data and preparing written summaries and assessments for various projects. They will also participate in natural resource management activities and collaborate with clients to achieve project objectives.
On-site · Prince George
Perform field activities including road layout, timber cruising, and ecological data collection. Collaborate with senior professionals to integrate wildlife and fisheries data into forest site plans and prepare technical reports.
On-site · Chilliwack
The role primarily focuses on field work, including collecting data and preparing written summaries and assessments. Technicians will collaborate with clients to achieve project objectives and support various forestry tasks.
On-site · Chilliwack
The Forestry Technician is responsible for collecting field data and preparing written summaries and assessments. They will collaborate with clients and the team to execute natural resource management projects across British Columbia.
On-site · Chilliwack
The role involves preparing AutoCAD Civil 3D design packages for engineered crossings, roads, and resource-related infrastructure. Responsibilities include performing site surveys, conducting hydrology and hydraulic analysis, and preparing technical reports.