Overview:
Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure LLC (GSI) is a renewable energy development and investment company focused on solar PV and energy storage projects. GSI is seeking to an individual in southcentral Saskatchewan that has a passion for the clean energy industry and is aligned with this key operating philosophy: being a dedicated steward of the land, where, through long lasting relationships, the result will always be environmentally positive projects that benefit all involved stakeholders.
We are currently looking for a full-time Solar Project Coordinator who will join our Solar Development Team in the final permitting, construction, and operation for our 100 MW Iyuhána Solar Project located in the RM of Estevan, Saskatchewan. This exciting role will be working on Saskatchewan’s largest solar project to date – the first of its kind in the province.
This role will report to the Senior Project Developer and will be work-from-home, but ideally the applicant is within driving distance of Estevan, SK. The role could include occasional travel to our headquarters in Baden, Ontario. No previous experience or training required. Training and mentorship will be provided.
This role would ideally be full-time but we would also accept part-time applicants and/or short-term contracts. GSI offers a competitive salary, flexible work hours, and the ability to create a rewarding career.
Key Responsibilities Will Include:
· Coordinate project meetings and prepare minutes of meetings
· Manage project information in an organized, comprehensive and efficient manner
· Engage with First Nation Chiefs, Council and community members to inform them of the project status and invite collaboration to find meaningful ways to contribute benefits to the community through training, employment, and sponsorship
· Support coordination of subconsultants including biologists, archaeologists and engineers
· Support the Senior Project Developer with tracking the project schedule, budget, and resources
· Collaborate with internal team across many disciplines including Engineering, Finance, Legal and Operations
· Prepare and deliver progress update reports, presentations and proposals
· Participate in on-site meetings and document results
· Share project information with landowners, municipal staff, and other key stakeholder relationships
Key Attributes:
· Degree or diploma in project management, engineering, environmental science, business or construction administration preferred but not required.
· Must have valid driver’s license
· Culturally sensitive of Indigenous traditions, local government and Treaty 4 history
· Excellent verbal and written communication skills
· Detail-Oriented, Strong file management and organizational skills
· Strong skills in MS office suite including MS Project and Excel