Tomanamus Forest – Muckleshoot Federal Corporation
Program: |
Muckleshoot Federal Stewardship Youth Corps |
Position: |
Lead Youth Crew member |
Pay: |
$17.50/hr. work week is 40 hours; 4 days/week, 10hrs/day |
Location: |
Tomanamus Forest |
General Directive:
The program purpose is to provide positive work experience for Muckleshoot youth in the fields of Forest engineering; Forestry and Wildlife from a working forest perspective during summer break. This position will be supervising a crew of five-nine student summer workers.
Scope:
∙Program is setup to provide a pathway for learning life skills, teamwork, land stewardship, and natural resource skills on the job.
∙Primary goals for the participants is to promote working/recreating in the woods, challenging self- preconceptions, and presenting job opportunities for Muckleshoot youth who may wish to follow a natural resource career path.
Duties:
∙Provide leadership and management of 5 – 6 person youth crew.
∙Responsible for safety orientated work practices of self and crew.
∙On a daily basis promoting a safety-first environment through instilling, maintaining and reviewing safety practices with crew members.
∙Oversee safety and transportation of crew to project sites.
∙Supervision of crew on a variety of projects including riparian enhancement, eradicate invasive & noxious weeds, maintaining roads and ditches, repair & rebuild campsites, improve wildlife habitat.
∙Supervise crew on projects that will preserve MFC lands, environment and enhance safety on the property.
∙Learn from forestry field experiences with forest industry professionals.
∙Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
∙Must be a safety minded individual.
∙Must be mature and able to oversee the daily safety and leadership/management of crew.
∙Looking for an individual who enjoys the outdoors and has a passion for nature.
∙Individual must be comfortable with working in the woods and being exposed to changing weather and difficult environmental working conditions.
∙Be willing and able to work hard and participate in most work projects.
∙Team player, be able to understand and work with other’s needs and with different personalities.
∙Preferred enrollment in university or college.
∙Must be at least 21 years old.
∙Must have valid driver’s license and a clean driving record.
How to Apply:
∙Interviews will be held in Mid-May
∙Please submit a cover letter, resume, and unofficial transcript to:
Hancock Forest Management
31716 Camp Rd 1
Orting, WA 98360