Engagement Coordinator

Description

Key Responsibilities

• Provide administrative support for the engagement and community team.
• Support the planning, execution, and documentation of all engagement activities, including coordinating meetings and logistics for engagement and community events, as well as attend and represent NexGen at engagement events.
• Compile and develop reporting information following engagement and community events.
• Record and manage engagement records (e.g., communications, meeting minutes), including the management of the engagement record database.
• Track team budgets and costs; including processing of invoices and compilation of monthly accrual amounts.
• Develop and maintain respectful and mutually beneficial relationships with Indigenous representatives and community members.
• Collaborate with all NexGen departments to ensure ongoing dialogue on the importance of Indigenous relations and engagement.
• Collaborate with the Rook I Project team to ensure understanding and integration of Indigenous and community commitments across all departments and workstreams.
• Remain up to date on key regulatory requirements in relation to the provincial and federal regulatory frameworks.
• Other duties assigned.

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise

• Recognized certificate, diploma, or degree in a related discipline from an accredited university or college.
• Minimum of 3 years of demonstrated experience in communications or administration. Indigenous relations, environmental management, natural resource development, or project development experience is considered an asset.
• Advanced computer and word processing skills and experience with related software (e.g., Word, Excel, SharePoint). Experience with managing databases is considered an asset.
• Strong organizational and time-management abilities, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and detail-oriented.
• Demonstrated ability to collaborate and coordinate in a dynamic work environment.
• Proven ability to work collaboratively to ensure respectful practices and meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities.
• Knowledge of the history and present-day context of Indigenous governments, organizations and peoples in Canada.
• Knowledge and awareness of Indigenous guidance such as the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is an asset.
• Demonstrated understanding of regulatory process, requirements and context for resource development projects is an asset.
• Valid Class 5 Driver’s license.

Core Competencies

• Communicates in an open candid and consistent manner with impact to inform, enroll, coach, and inspire.
• Effectively builds rapport and appropriately delivers information (oral and written) in a timely, well-organized, thoughtful, and engaging manner.

• Works collaboratively across functional teams, embracing unique talents and diverse perspectives, to achieve common goals.
• Takes a proactive approach to building relationships by actively participating as a prepared team member, demonstrating flexibility and respect for different work styles.

• Plans, manages and follows through to ensure the flow and timely completion of activities to deliver successful work results.
• Maintains quality and safety standards to ensure NexGen's Elite Standards are met across all work streams.
• Demonstrates flexibility and adaptability.

• Takes responsibility for own actions and outcomes.
• Maintains effective and professional approach, demonstrating resilience and accountability in a fluid fast paced work environment.

• Able to identify, articulate and problem solve for complex situations with consideration for outcomes.
• Provides clear and informative explanations to support effective decisions in line with company objectives.
• Uses creative, conceptual, and/or inductive reasoning.

• Applies specialized knowledge in own area of expertise and openly shares information and knowledge with others.

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