25-06 Writer & Editor (Temporary)
Since 1920, APEGA has been regulating the practices of engineering and geoscience to serve the public interest in Alberta. We are looking for energetic people who thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced, and challenging environment. You are committed to serving the community with integrity, accountability, and innovation, and capable of delivering exceptional service. If you reflect these values, have the knowledge, skills, and abilities to make a difference through your work, and are passionate about acting in the best interest of public safety – then come be a part of our diverse and inclusive team!
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Writer & Editor |
Job Family: |
Professional |
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Communications |
Reports To: |
Publications & Content Manager |
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Division: |
Professional Sustainability |
Location: |
Edmonton |
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Competition: |
25-06 |
Employment Indicator: |
Temporary (1 Year) |
Position Summary
Reporting to the Publications & Content Manager, the Writer & Editor is responsible for writing and editing content for internal and external audiences to effectively communicate key messages aligned with APEGA's goals and objectives. This includes developing print and digital copy, contributing to APEGA-wide messaging as part of the Communications team, and considering the needs of and using appropriate communication methods for various audiences.
Responsibilities
- Editing, proofreading, and fact-checking manuals, practice standards, bulletins, reports, stories, speeches, emails, social media posts, and other APEGA material.
- Editing advertising copy and marketing materials.
- Writing, editing, and fact checking website, intranet, and newsletter content.
- Writing biographies of APEGA's executive team and councillors, of APEGA registrants who are receiving awards, and others.
- Editing biographies of event and webinar speakers, APEGA's executive team members and councillors, and other APEGA registrants.
- Writing speeches for the president and executive team members.
- Editing news releases, backgrounders, and media advisories.
- Editing responses to registrant inquiries.
- Editing learning materials, including scripts and videos, produced by APEGA.
- Checking registrant information in APEGA’s internal database.
- Producing, updating, and maintaining the APEGA style guide, in collaboration with the content team.
- Collaborating with and interviewing other departments to create messaging for letters, web pages, or emails.
- Brainstorming and collaborating as part of the Communications team.
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Qualifications
- Post-secondary degree in communications, public relations, or journalism.
- 3-5 years of related experience with demonstrated knowledge of communication best practices and ethics in writing and editing.
- Active membership in the Canadian Public Relations Society, Editors Canada, and/or the International Association of Business Communicators is an asset.
Closing Date: Until successful candidate is found
Please note, if you are submitting a resume for multiple positions please ensure you send a separate submission for each competition.
We acknowledge all candidates working in their area of expertise may build their knowledge, skills, and competencies in several ways. We welcome candidates from a breadth of backgrounds, who may have equivalent skills and competencies to the ones listed above. There may be APEGA positions posted that have specific regulatory requirements, and in keeping with those requirements, APEGA will follow the guidelines that we are bound by. All candidates are considered with the objective to enhance APEGA's people and culture.
Thank you for your interest in APEGA.
Only those candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.
Other details
- Job Family Professional
- Pay Type Salary
- Employment Indicator Temporary, Full-Time