Pay rate: $17-25/hour
Position Description:
Seeking qualified and experienced sawyers. Full-time employment. Pay usually starts at $17/hour, but depending on experience, this could vary.
About the job: Must be capable of working on steep terrain in hot weather and long days (8-12 hours). Duties would mainly be cutting small trees and brushing with chainsaws, and working with or around a wood chipper. Must wear PPE at all times.
Additional requirements:
Driver's license required or Must have reliable transportation.
Having a wildland fire background is a plus!
Reliability and a strong work ethic is essential!
Qualifications:
One year of experience in practical natural resource management (tree felling, brush removal, tree planting).
Knowledge of general resource management principles and conservation techniques.
Tree and shrub identification is a must.
Must have the ability to:
-Understand instructions to carry out assignments as directed by the supervisor.
-Work independently or in a group setting to perform collaborative tasks effectively.
-Communicate with co-workers, supervisors, and the public to share information effectively.
-Adapt to changing work demands, priorities, and environments to meet program needs.
-Organize, prioritize, and complete work assignments promptly and efficiently to meet program objectives.
-Understand and employ excellent safety practices and exercise situation awareness to ensure personal and employee safety.
-Perform work with attention to detail in an accurate and thorough manner to meet our objectives.
-Perform arduous and physically demanding work in all weather conditions and terrains.
-Willingness to work long and irregular hours, to work in remote parts of the state and to be away for weeks at a time.
-Go out of town for a week out of time. Staying in hotels and receiving perdium.
Filing Instructions:
Send your resume to reply to this CL post.
Ensure that your resume includes prior work experience related to natural resource management related to tree felling, brush removal, or tree planting. And include references
