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Are you legally authorized to work in Canada? *
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Do you have a valid Firearms Licence and 12 gauge shotgun? *
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Do you have a valid and unrestricted BC drivers licence or equivalent? *
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Do you hold a BC CORE certificate or equivalent? *
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Do you hold a valid standard or wildlife first aid certificate? *
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Have you completed the "Bear Aware" or "Wildlife Awareness" courses? *
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Do you have H2S Alive, WHIMIS, TDG, PST 2.0 course completion? *
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Are you prepared to work away from home for long periods of time? *
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Do you have a reliable 4X4 vehicle? *
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Do you have any severe allergies especially to bees or wasps *
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Do you have any medical conditions that would prevent you from working in remote areas? *
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Are you able to pass a medical examination and drug screening? *
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A police background check is required to work in the wildlife monitoring industry, do you have any criminal convictions? *
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I have read the job description and I understand that the work related to wildlife monitoring, pipelines and the petroleum industry is extremely hazardous and can result in serious injury or death if proper policy and procedures are not followed. I certify that all information provided in this application is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge, and I understand that intentionally providing false information could result in refusal of employment or termination.
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If you are interested in our wildlife monitoring or consulting services, get in touch with us.

Mark Werner
Address: Prince George, BC
Phone: 778-349-0105
Email: mark@wildlifemonitoringbc.com

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