Resource Specialist I
$42,536–$42,536 year
On-siteWoodville, Texas, United States
Job Summary
Support District Forester with delivery of Field Operation programs by preparing tract and stand maps, collecting property and stand data, drafting management plans, and conducting conservation education. Serve as a wildland firefighter and emergency responder statewide, operating heavy firefighting equipment, performing ground reconnaissance, and responding to dispatchers within 30 minutes of alerts. Manage assigned credit cards, vehicles, and equipment while maintaining them in good working order. Meet and annually maintain a physical fitness standard including a two-mile walk with a 25-pound pack, carry a communication device for 24-hour availability, and operate computers for extended periods. Work long distances in harsh environmental conditions with exposure to noise, vibrations, and emotionally stressful situations.
Required Qualifications
- High school graduate or equivalent
- Valid Texas CDL Class A or ability to obtain one within 180 days of date of hire
- PC-based programs and software
- Good oral and written communication skills
- Multi-task and work cooperatively with others
- Must meet annual physical fitness standard
- Required NWCG training and Red Card Certification
Desired Qualifications
- Graduate with a 2-year natural resources related technical degree
- Similar position with company or agency
- Ability to utilize GIS/GPS programs
- FFT-1
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