Archaeological Principal Investigator
Canacre
- Phoenix, AZ
- Permanent
- Full-time
We are technical experts in land, energy, and transportation development delivering accurate, innovative, and agile solutions to our partners. We provide land acquisition, geospatial mapping, data management, web-based GIS, community relations, land feasibility studies, and permitting services. Canacre’s clients include developers, large scale service providers, and government entities that are involved in the planning and development of energy projects, rights of way, resources, and infrastructure across Canada and the United States. Canacre works on large-scale wind and solar power projects, high-voltage transmission lines, pipeline projects, municipal roads projects, and groupings of cellular towers and rooftop antennas.
At Canacre, we act with honesty and integrity within a culture where trust, collaboration, and teamwork flourish. We commit to diversity, inclusivity and the celebration of successes. Our vision is to foster an environment that promotes inspired and empowered team members who make an impact.
This position will be field based with approximately 25% of time in the field within the U.S. Southwest.The Cultural Resources Field Lead will primarily be responsible for oversight of a field-based cultural resources monitoring team throughout large-scale construction projects. The Cultural Resources Field Lead will primarily be responsible for coordinating daily cultural compliance activities and monitoring duties during construction activities.In addition, your role will be to:
- Oversee and assign responsibilities to archaeological field leads
- Oversee archaeological fieldwork projects ensuring safety and quality standards
- Direct and position archaeological field leads for archaeological projects including records reviews, surveys, testing, data recovery and monitoring projects
- Oversee and contribute to written reports including monitoring reports, survey reports, and formal updates on cultural resource efforts
- Author and/or employ Historic Properties Treatment Plans, Monitoring and Discovery Plans, or Work Plans
- Coordinate with archaeological field monitors and construction personnel to provide necessary information and facilitate regular communication among all parties
- Inspect areas of concern identified by field monitors and make appropriate recommendations to construction personnel, as required
- Review field reports for quality, consistency, and accuracy
- Assist with level of effort and cost estimates for projects involving archaeology
- Contribute to cost estimates and written proposals that involve archaeological tasks
- Master's degree in archaeology, anthropology, or related field of study and minimum 5 years professional management experience in a archaeology
- Ability to obtain State and Federal archaeological permits as a (Principal Investigator) within the U.S. Southwest, South, and/or Great Basin
- Experience leading fieldwork and reporting efforts on State and Federal lands in the southwestern United States related to transmission line construction projects
- Demonstrated experience overseeing field and reporting work and coordinating other field-based resource teams
- Strong working knowledge of cultural resource legislation and regulations
- Strong analytical, problem-solving skills, prioritizing, analytical, communication and decision-making skills
- Ability to manage multiple projects and staff with minimal supervision
- Ability to build strong, lasting relationships with key stakeholders
- Experience authoring documents and data in Microsoft Office, Google Earth, ArcGIS Online, and ArcGIS FieldMaps/Survey123
- Member of the Register of Professional Archaeologists
- Valid Driver’s License, with ability to maintain insurability under the company’s insurance carrier
Given the volume of applications we typically receive, we are unable to respond to all applicants, however, you will be contacted if your experience is a suitable match with one of our upcoming projects.Powered by JazzHR