Stewardship-driven economic development through business, investment and partnerships.
Barriere, British Columbia
Simpcw Resources Group (SRG) is the 100% Simpcw First Nation-owned economic development organization working to build opportunities for Simpcw First Nation and the North Thompson region. Through our businesses, investments and strategic partnerships, we work across sectors to support economic growth, strengthen regional capacity and build long-term opportunities. Our work is guided by Simpcw values and priorities, with a focus on stewardship of Simpcwúĺecw (Simpcw Territory), responsible resource development, and building a strong regional economy. We recognize our responsibility to support the community’s economic well-being while honouring and preserving Simpcw cultural heritage. Through this work, we strive to create positive, lasting benefits for Simpcw First Nation, the local community and the broader North Thompson region. Through collaboration, we are building a stronger regional economy while honouring our responsibilities to the people, tmicw (land), and future generations.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Manager, Corporate Communications will lead the communications department by developing enterprise-wide strategies and providing mentorship to the team. They are responsible for overseeing internal and external communications, media relations, branding, and stakeholder engagement to support organizational objectives.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Project Controller will manage project budgets, financial reporting, and cost tracking while coordinating schedules and deliverables with project managers. They are responsible for ensuring project compliance, maintaining accurate documentation, and providing analytical support to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Manager, Corporate Communications will lead and oversee the organization's Communications Department, developing and executing enterprise-wide strategies. They are responsible for managing internal and external communications, corporate branding, media relations, and stakeholder engagement while providing leadership to the communications team.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The driver is responsible for safely transporting gravel, aggregate, and equipment to various project sites while maintaining accurate trip records and load documentation. They must also perform daily vehicle inspections, routine maintenance, and adhere to all traffic laws and safety protocols.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Asset Coordinator provides operational support by managing company vehicles, equipment, and maintenance schedules across various divisions. Responsibilities include sourcing supplies, mobilizing equipment, performing basic in-house maintenance, and ensuring accurate tracking of all company assets.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Operations Forester is responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing operational forestry activities including timber harvesting, road construction, and fibre development. They will manage contractors, ensure regulatory compliance, and collaborate with Indigenous partners and stakeholders to support sustainable forest management.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The OFA 3 Medic provides immediate emergency medical care and patient assessment at remote project sites. They are also responsible for maintaining medical equipment, documenting incidents, and supporting workplace safety protocols.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Junior Project Manager will assist in the planning, execution, and monitoring of projects while maintaining project documentation and budgets. They will act as a primary point of contact for project challenges and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The HR Coordinator will manage full-cycle recruitment for various positions while supporting onboarding, offboarding, and HRIS administration. This role involves building relationships with hiring managers and visiting worksites to ensure effective staffing and operational support.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Business Relations Coordinator will support the development and maintenance of strategic business partnerships, joint ventures, and community economic development initiatives. They will represent the organization at meetings, provide administrative support, and assist in managing relationships with stakeholders and entrepreneurs.
On-site · Kamloops 1
The Payroll Administrator is responsible for processing bi-weekly payroll for approximately 250 employees and maintaining accurate, confidential payroll records. They will also collaborate with Finance and Human Resources to ensure compliance with legislation and support payroll-related reporting and reconciliations.
On-site · Barriere
The labourer will operate chainsaws and wood processing equipment to cut, split, and stack firewood for delivery. Additionally, they will perform site maintenance, snow removal, and general facility repairs while adhering to safety protocols.
