Inventory Planner Job - Kelowna, BC, Canada - McElhanney Group

Description

Based in Western Canada for over 110 years, McElhanney offers innovative and practical engineering, surveying, mapping, planning, landscape architecture, and environmental services.

At McElhanney, we work in teams to build strong connections with our staff, clients, and local communities.

Our employees enjoy working here because of our varied projects, high levels of autonomy, opportunities for career development, excellent total compensation and benefits package, and collaborating with a team of great professionals.

McElhanney, one of BC's Top Employers for the second consecutive year, has an exciting opportunity for an individual to join our Planning team in Kelowna, BC.

Supporting vibrant, livable communities is a key focus of McElhanney across Western Canada, and our Planning teams are active in laying the groundwork for complex, inter-disciplinary projects that shape the way we live.

For this reason, we are looking for a Planner to help grow our Planning practice in the Okanagan region of British Columbia and as support for the company throughout BC.

The position will be based out of McElhanney's Kelowna office, however remote working from our Penticton or Vernon office a few days a week can be accommodated.

The successful individual will be a part of a team focusing on a diverse range of public sector policy work and private sector development projects .

The ideal candidate will be familiar with local Okanagan communities or have a passion to learn.
Supporting McElhanney's planning practice in the Okanagan valley and coordinating with McElhanney planning teams in other branches to ensure great project delivery to amaze our clients;

Working with local governments on public sector projects that could include Official Community Plan and zoning bylaw updates or amendments, housing studies, land use studies, and parks and trails projects.

Working with developers and property owners to obtain approvals for development projects.
Liaising and developing strategic partnerships with clients, project stakeholders, various levels of government and sub-consultants;
Professional project management and execution of planning projects;
Community planning experience is required, preferably with a background in both public sector planning and private consulting;

Junior to Intermediate candidates:
up to 8 years of experience in community planning
Senior candidates: 9+ years of experience in community planning
Master's Degree or accredited undergraduate degree in urban planning, urban design, or related discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and experience;
Experience with local government land use regulatory and procedural policy and bylaw development;
Proven excellence in creative problem solving and solution implementation;
An understanding of provincial planning legislation, and a willingness to learn surrounding local government policies and bylaw requirements.
Proficient in technical and policy writing;
CAD experience or ability to use other design software would be an asset.
A valid driver's license is required.
Flexible work hours to accommodate your busy lifestyle, in alignment with project commitments
Extended health and dental coverage, healthcare spending account, and RRSP contribution matching
Employee & Family assistance program, which offers 24/7 support online or over the phone
A workplace culture that is characterized by respect and inclusion for all
Competitive salary, participation in our generous performance bonus plan, and opportunity to join an employee-owned firm with potential share ownership
We are proud to be an employee-owned, multidisciplinary company of technical professionals managed by technical professionals

McElhanney prioritizes community care through its core values and purpose, exemplified by initiatives like the McElhanney Cares Charity Tournament, which supports meaningful causes while engaging staff skills.

Our Commitment to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

At McElhanney, our unwavering commitment lies in cultivating a culture that aligns with our core values and fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion.

We celebrate the collective achievements of a team rich in expertise, experiences, and perspectives, and welcome applications from individuals of diverse ethnicities, religions, backgrounds, genders, sexual orientations, gender identities, aboriginal statuses, various age groups, and those with disabilities.

Requests for accommodations can be made at any stage of the selection process. Care for our communities.

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