Marine and Fisheries Project Manager
ADECCOAre you passionate about marine conservation, fisheries management, aquaculture, and environmental stewardship? Adecco is recruiting on behalf of our client for an experienced
Marine and Fisheries Project Manager
to lead impactful marine, fisheries, habitat restoration, and shellfish initiatives in beautiful coastal British Columbia. This role offers a unique opportunity to combine project leade
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rship, funding development, regulatory coordination, field operations, and community engagement while helping advance long-term marine stewardship and sustainable resource management initiatives. Relocation assistance is available, and the successful candidate will be expected to commit to a minimum two-year term. Pay Rate: $80,000 - $90,000 per year (based on qualifications and experience)
Location:
Gold River, BC
Job type:
Permanent | Full-time
Why Join This Opportunity? Competitive salary of $80,000-$90,000 annually
Relocation assistance provided
Meaningful work supporting marine conservation and fisheries stewardship
Opportunity to work closely with Indigenous communities and environmental partners
Diverse and impactful projects across coastal ecosystems
Collaborative and mission-driven work environment
Responsibilities: Project Management Lead fisheries, marine conservation, habitat restoration, and shellfish projects from planning through completion
Develop and manage project budgets, schedules, procurement activities, and reporting requirements
Coordinate field studies, environmental monitoring programs, permitting activities, and logistics
Oversee consultants, contractors, and project partners to ensure successful project delivery
Provide technical guidance and operational support to project teams
Funding, Reporting & Partnerships Research, identify, and secure grant and funding opportunities
Prepare funding applications, proposals, budgets, and supporting documentation
Develop technical reports, project summaries, presentations, and recommendations
Build and maintain strong working relationships with government agencies, regulatory bodies, and stewardship organizations
Collaborate with organizations including DFO, Parks Canada, ECCC, CFIA, and other key partners
Operations & Community Support Support operational activities related to shellfish farming and fisheries initiatives
Review environmental and monitoring data to inform project planning and decision-making
Coordinate follow-up actions and support evidence-based resource management practices
Participate in community engagement, knowledge-sharing, and stewardship initiatives
Ensure all activities meet applicable health, safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements
Compliance & Stewardship Support environmental compliance, permitting, and regulatory processes
Assist with risk management and project sustainability initiatives
Promote responsible marine resource management and conservation practices
Ensure projects align with organizational stewardship priorities and objectives
Qualifications and Skills: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Fisheries, Environmental Science, Oceanography, Aquaculture, Conservation Biology, or a related discipline
Equivalent combinations of education and experience will be considered
PMP, RPBio designation, or eligibility for certification is considered an asset
Significant experience in fisheries, marine conservation, aquaculture, shellfish operations, habitat restoration, or Indigenous stewardship programs
Proven experience managing complex projects, budgets, funding programs, and stakeholder relationships
Strong technical writing, grant-writing, reporting, and presentation skills
Experience coordinating field operations and environmental monitoring activities
Knowledge of fisheries management, aquaculture practices, environmental regulations, and habitat restoration initiatives
Must be legally eligible to work, and reside in Canada
Skills & Competencies Exceptional project management and organizational skills
Strong leadership and sta