Reclamation/Revegetation Advisor

## Reclamation/Revegetation AdvisorApply: Fort McMurray (Mildred Lake), AB, CAN: Full time: Posted Yesterday: End Date: October 13, 2026 (12 days left to apply): R0017636**At Suncor, we produce and provide energy.**When you join Suncor, you become part of a company that has built a solid foundation for both business and employee success. We are a place where talented people thrive. As part of our team, you play a vital role in delivering energy we all rely on, and you'll make a meaningful impact in the communities where we live and work.

Are you ready to help transform industrial landscapes into sustainable ecosystems? If so, check out this role! As a Reclamation/Revegetation Advisor, you will play a key role in planning, executing, monitoring, and improving reclamation across Suncor's mining and in-situ assets. Working with environmental scientists, engineers, and regulatory specialists, you will help ensure compliance, optimize processes, and advance strong reclamation outcomes.

This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates or early-career professionals passionate about ecological restoration, native plant propagation, and sustainable land management.**RELOCATION ASSISTANCE PROVIDED!****What we offer:**We recognize your contribution and offer a range of rewards and development opportunities designed to support your success.

Benefits/perks listed below may vary depending on the nature of your employment with Suncor and the region where you work.* **Strong compensation:** we offer competitive compensation, regional-based uplifts, annual bonuses, and long-term financial rewards.

We also help you save for your future by offering pension programs, and savings plans with company matching* **Benefits:** utilize an employee assistance program and comprehensive company-paid health, dental, and vision benefits for you and your family to support your mental, physical, and financial well-being* **Generous time-off:** enjoy generous paid vacation time and personal time-off to recharge and maintain a healthy work-life balance* **Talent development programs:** Internal mobility, succession planning, and employee training and development programs are just a few ways we're dedicated to your development**Minimum Requirements:*** BSc or MSc in Environmental Science, Forestry, Agronomy, Ecology, Botany, or related field* 2 years of relevant experience* Experience with plant identification (especially in northern Alberta)* Strong organizational skills with exceptional attention to detail* Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions and remote locations* Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in a team environment* Valid driver's license and willingness to travel to field sites* Professional designation eligibility is required (P. Ag, P. Biol, RPF or equivalent)* Experience with seed collection, and/or greenhouse operations would be an asset* Knowledge of boreal forest ecosystems and/or forest successional dynamics would be an asset* Previous experience in oil sands reclamation or industrial environments would be an assetDon't have all the qualifications listed?

That's ok! Apply anyway. We acknowledge the value of transferrable skills.**Responsibilities:*** Assess land to be revegetated, build prescriptions and plans for revegetation in collaboration with the senior plant specialist.* Assist with the planning and execution of native seed/cuttings collection, including field identification, contractor supervision, harvesting, and legal documentation of local plant species* Support planning and coordination for native plant propagation, including communication with suppliers and tracking inventory* Support coordination of the tree and shrub planting logistics, ensuring proper execution and species selection for reclamation sites* Conduct field surveys to assess vegetation establishment and support adaptive management* Collaborate with water resource and geotechnical engineers to incorporate vegetation (bioengineering) into reclamation and closure drainage designs* Lead the reclamation monitoring program with a focus on plant community development toward end land use objectives (including Traditional Land Use)* Maintain accurate records of seed sources, planting locations, and survival rates* Collaborate with senior vegetation specialists, reclamation coordinators, and other team members**Location and other key details:*** You will work out of the Syncrude Mildred Lake location in Fort McMurray* If you reside outside of Fort McMurray, relocation of your primary residence to within 60 km of Fort McMurray is mandatory.

Relocation support will be provided; we offer competitive housing assistance to eligible individuals* To learn more about living and working in Fort McMurray, click here* This position is safety sensitive* Our business professional roles follow internal compensation guidelines, and the pay band will generally be based years of experience and scope of work**Think we are a fit? Apply now!**

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