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Manager of Procurement 

The Manager of Procurement provides purchasing and procurement services for assets, goods and services required by WFN and its departments including the development, management, and administration of the WFN purchasing function. The Manager of Procurement is responsible for contributing expert knowledge to develop and implement optimal procurement methodologies and solutions to address ongoing business requirements that influence and support organizational priorities and outcomes in a strategic and professional manner. This position exercises considerable independence in most areas of work and includes the oversight of the Purchasing Department and its staff including all aspects of supervision and leadership.

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Responsible Adult (Casual)

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Early Years Manager 

Reporting to the Director of Community Services, the Early Years Manager is accountable for providing leadership and strategic direction to assigned staff and programs in the areas of Early Years; including, but not limited to After School Program, Infant Child Development Program, and Family Programming. The Early Years Manager is responsible for all funding agency agreements including amendments and annual reports to ensure that WFN’s Early Year’s program and services are financially accountable. This position oversees department related matters, training and development, program delivery and outcomes, financial revenues and expenditures, and ensures that departments and management are in alignment with the Westbank First Nation government strategic goals.

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Planner I

The Planner I performs a variety of pre-intermediate level professional and technical duties in the field of current and long-range planning; provides information and assistance to developers, the business community, WFN members and public on planning, zoning, land use, permits and development related matters. This position is often the first point of contact for developers and community investors. The Planner I performs a variety of professional planning duties such as reviewing minor land use and development applications to ensure compliance with appropriate regulations and legislation; preparing reports, permits and laws; and assisting with policy development and coordinating public consultation.

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