Top Benefits
About the role
About UsSalish Soils is more than a soil company. We’re a movement, restoring balance to the land, regenerating waste, and creating real opportunities for our community. Founded by shíshálh entrepreneur Aaron Joe, we’re an Indigenous-owned business rooted in circular economy practices and Indigenous values.
We’re looking for a Site Supervisor to oversee daily composting and waste management operations—ensuring our site runs safely, efficiently, and in compliance with environmental standards while leading a dedicated team that shares our commitment to sustainability.
About the RoleThe Site Supervisor is a key leader at Salish Soils, responsible for managing staff, coordinating equipment and materials, and keeping operations on track. You’ll ensure compliance with environmental regulations, lead safety initiatives, and drive continuous improvement across composting, recycling, and waste diversion.
This role is for someone who leads with accountability, thrives in a hands-on environment, and is motivated by making a tangible difference for the environment and the community.
What You’ll Do• Supervise and coordinate daily composting, recycling, and waste management operations
- Monitor composting processes (temperature, moisture, aeration) to ensure quality outputs
- Oversee waste sorting and material diversion to maximize landfill reduction
- Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and company policies
- Track operational metrics and report on performance to the General Manager
- Supervise, schedule, and support site staff with clear roles and responsibilities
- Provide training on safety, equipment use, and environmental practices
- Foster a positive, accountable workplace culture aligned with Salish Soils’ values
- Conduct safety inspections, lead toolbox talks, and ensure WorkSafeBC compliance
- Identify opportunities for process improvements and support innovation in recycling and waste diversion
What Success Looks Like• Safe operations – Staff consistently follow safety procedures; incidents are minimized
- Quality outputs – Compost products meet standards; waste diversion goals are achieved
- Engaged staff – Team members feel supported, valued, and aligned with company values
- Strong leadership – Issues are addressed constructively, and staff contributions are recognized
- Compliance – Operations meet or exceed environmental and regulatory requirements
- Continuous improvement – Processes evolve to improve efficiency, innovation, and sustainability
You Might Be a Good Fit If You…• Have experience supervising operations in waste management, composting, recycling, or related fields
- Lead with accountability and can balance people, safety, and operational priorities
- Communicate clearly and foster respectful, productive teamwork
- Stay calm under pressure and adapt quickly when priorities shift
- Care about sustainability, Indigenous leadership, and community impact
Compensation• $40.00 - $45.00 per hour based on qualifications and experience
- Paid vacation and personal days off
- Extended Benefits including health, dental, critical illness, and life insurance
- Staff discounts and access to soil, compost, and produce
- Opportunities for professional growth as the site expands
To ApplyClick the ‘Apply Now’ button below or send your resume and a short note about why this role is a fit to nicole@salishsoils.com ().
Salish Soils is proudly Indigenous-owned and based on shíshálh territory. We encourage Indigenous applicants, people of colour, LGBTQ2S+ folks, and members of underrepresented communities to apply.
Top Benefits
About the role
About UsSalish Soils is more than a soil company. We’re a movement, restoring balance to the land, regenerating waste, and creating real opportunities for our community. Founded by shíshálh entrepreneur Aaron Joe, we’re an Indigenous-owned business rooted in circular economy practices and Indigenous values.
We’re looking for a Site Supervisor to oversee daily composting and waste management operations—ensuring our site runs safely, efficiently, and in compliance with environmental standards while leading a dedicated team that shares our commitment to sustainability.
About the RoleThe Site Supervisor is a key leader at Salish Soils, responsible for managing staff, coordinating equipment and materials, and keeping operations on track. You’ll ensure compliance with environmental regulations, lead safety initiatives, and drive continuous improvement across composting, recycling, and waste diversion.
This role is for someone who leads with accountability, thrives in a hands-on environment, and is motivated by making a tangible difference for the environment and the community.
What You’ll Do• Supervise and coordinate daily composting, recycling, and waste management operations
- Monitor composting processes (temperature, moisture, aeration) to ensure quality outputs
- Oversee waste sorting and material diversion to maximize landfill reduction
- Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and company policies
- Track operational metrics and report on performance to the General Manager
- Supervise, schedule, and support site staff with clear roles and responsibilities
- Provide training on safety, equipment use, and environmental practices
- Foster a positive, accountable workplace culture aligned with Salish Soils’ values
- Conduct safety inspections, lead toolbox talks, and ensure WorkSafeBC compliance
- Identify opportunities for process improvements and support innovation in recycling and waste diversion
What Success Looks Like• Safe operations – Staff consistently follow safety procedures; incidents are minimized
- Quality outputs – Compost products meet standards; waste diversion goals are achieved
- Engaged staff – Team members feel supported, valued, and aligned with company values
- Strong leadership – Issues are addressed constructively, and staff contributions are recognized
- Compliance – Operations meet or exceed environmental and regulatory requirements
- Continuous improvement – Processes evolve to improve efficiency, innovation, and sustainability
You Might Be a Good Fit If You…• Have experience supervising operations in waste management, composting, recycling, or related fields
- Lead with accountability and can balance people, safety, and operational priorities
- Communicate clearly and foster respectful, productive teamwork
- Stay calm under pressure and adapt quickly when priorities shift
- Care about sustainability, Indigenous leadership, and community impact
Compensation• $40.00 - $45.00 per hour based on qualifications and experience
- Paid vacation and personal days off
- Extended Benefits including health, dental, critical illness, and life insurance
- Staff discounts and access to soil, compost, and produce
- Opportunities for professional growth as the site expands
To ApplyClick the ‘Apply Now’ button below or send your resume and a short note about why this role is a fit to nicole@salishsoils.com ().
Salish Soils is proudly Indigenous-owned and based on shíshálh territory. We encourage Indigenous applicants, people of colour, LGBTQ2S+ folks, and members of underrepresented communities to apply.