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WHAT DO FOREST TECHS DO?

  • Laurie Yeates (MFRS 81)
    • Greenhouse/Nursery Manager Canadian Forestry Service-Atlantic
      • Manage and maintain the operation of the Atlantic Forest Centre computerized research greenhouse complex, including outside nurseries, growth chamber facility and breeding garden.
         
  • Tara Jenkins (MFRS 94)
    • Fisheries Officer, Department of Fisheries and Oceans
      • Enforcement of Fisheries Act along with other Federal and Provincial legislation.
         
  • Sam Hachey (MFRS 96)
    • Department of Natural Resources, Forest Management Branch
      • Computer Digitizing (GPS, GIS, Agnav, ArcView)
        Mapping and Aerial Photography
        Herbicide Operations
        Permanent sample plots assessments
        Forest Inventory
         
  • Jeff Chase (MFRS 83)
    • Area Forester, J.D. Irving Ltd.
      • In charge of operating plans for both harvesting and silviculture
      • Previous Jobs:
        Road Construction
        Planer Mill Manager
         
  • Kim Mann (MFRS 73)
    • Instructor, Maritime Forest Ranger School (Retired)
      • Instructing Forest Fire Management, Entomology and Pathology, Silviculture and Vegetation Management, Ethics and Environmental Issues, Forest Roads, Woodlot Management.  Team member responsible for the management of University of New Brunswick's forested lands.
      • Previous Jobs:
        Manitoba Forest Service-Conservation Officer
         
  • Lloyd MacFarlane (MFRS 73)
    • Operation Manager J.D. Irving Ltd.
      • Responsibilities include, all aspects of Harvesting, Trucking, Road Construction and Maintenance, Equipment Maintenance, Purchasing Wood and Company Holding Yards.
      • Previous Jobs:
        Province of New Brunswick Tree Improvement
        EB Eddy Forest Products Limited
         
  • Randi L. (Tex) Smith (MFRS 91)
    • Department of Natural Resources, New Brunswick
      • Forest Ranger, Conservation Officer, Wildland Fire Behavior Specialist
        Forest Management, Enforcement Officer, Wildfire Instructor, Public Relations Officer, Fish and Wildlife Protection/Management.
        Instructor for Firearms and Hunter Safety.
         
  • W. F. (Bill) Whalen (MFRS 72)
    • Unit Technician, Fraser Papers
      • Supervisor for all Silviculture Operations, Block planning, Department of Natural Resources Approvals, Monitoring of all Sub-License Harvest Operations.
      • Previous Job:
        Department of Natural Resources, New Brunswick
         
  • Keith Hunter (MFRS 68)
    • Scaler, J.D. Irving Ltd.
      • Scaling white pine logs using the technologically advanced Talkman Collecting Info-Voice Trained Collector
      • Previous Jobs:
        Rothesay Paper
        Saint John Pulp Mill
        Thinning and Planting Supervisor

Our Graduates Say it Best!

Maritime College of Forest Technology gave me many things: The time to focus on learning and soak up as much forestry knowledge as I could possibly jam into my brain; a foundation of technical forestry skills that I successfully use in my work; and my belief in an honest work ethic.

Gareth Davis, Perth-Andover, NB


Attending Maritime College of Forest Technology opened doors and
opportunities that would never have been opened. I was given the tools to build a career and a life. I not only learned about forestry; I learned life
lessons and work ethics that I¹ll keep forever. The instructors are of the
highest calibre and will go out of their way to help you!

Wayne Van Dijk, Department of Natural Resources and Energy 

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