Forest Officer - Bandon Job at Coos Forest Protective Association
The Coos Bay Unit is currently accepting applications for a Forest Officer for the Bandon Station.
Forest Officer duties include, but are not limited to:
Enforcement of Oregon Forest Laws and administering local fire prevention programs by utilizing strong communication and administrative skills in order to maintain contact with forest operators, landowners and the public involving education and interpretation of forest laws and fire programs. Maintaining positive working relationships with local fire departments and cooperators, as well as having the ability to effectively work as a member of or leader in a team environment. Training and leading crews in wildland fire suppression, pre-suppression, fire prevention and safety activities. Oversee and contribute to the performance of unit maintenance, repair and minor construction projects of fire equipment, buildings, grounds and landscaping through the unit as assigned. This position also requires the completion of various reports and documents including, but not limited to fire reports, preliminary fire investigations, and the participation in Industrial Fire Inspection and Smoke Management Programs.
Working conditions require long hours of arduous physical activity in all types of terrain and weather conditions with exposure to various hazards including, but not limited to poison oak, bees, smoke, snakes, steep terrain, noise, heat, dust, burning and/or falling materials and other hazards. Successfully passing and maintaining the physical fitness level necessary (Arduous) is required and will be tested on a yearly basis. Various shifts including nights, weekends, holidays and long hours with short notice required. A current/valid Oregon Driver’s License with a Class “C” or higher, and the ability to obtain a Class “B” Commercial Driver’s License with tanker and air brake endorsements is preferred, as the operation of 4-wheel drive pickups and larger vehicles in various road conditions and during fire situations is required. Assignments to emergency incidents may require being away from the assigned duty station for extended periods of time with occasional travel throughout the state of Oregon and other states.
Salary is dependent on experience and qualifications.
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Forest Officer duties include, but are not limited to:
Enforcement of Oregon Forest Laws and administering local fire prevention programs by utilizing strong communication and administrative skills in order to maintain contact with forest operators, landowners and the public involving education and interpretation of forest laws and fire programs. Maintaining positive working relationships with local fire departments and cooperators, as well as having the ability to effectively work as a member of or leader in a team environment. Training and leading crews in wildland fire suppression, pre-suppression, fire prevention and safety activities. Oversee and contribute to the performance of unit maintenance, repair and minor construction projects of fire equipment, buildings, grounds and landscaping through the unit as assigned. This position also requires the completion of various reports and documents including, but not limited to fire reports, preliminary fire investigations, and the participation in Industrial Fire Inspection and Smoke Management Programs.
Working conditions require long hours of arduous physical activity in all types of terrain and weather conditions with exposure to various hazards including, but not limited to poison oak, bees, smoke, snakes, steep terrain, noise, heat, dust, burning and/or falling materials and other hazards. Successfully passing and maintaining the physical fitness level necessary (Arduous) is required and will be tested on a yearly basis. Various shifts including nights, weekends, holidays and long hours with short notice required. A current/valid Oregon Driver’s License with a Class “C” or higher, and the ability to obtain a Class “B” Commercial Driver’s License with tanker and air brake endorsements is preferred, as the operation of 4-wheel drive pickups and larger vehicles in various road conditions and during fire situations is required. Assignments to emergency incidents may require being away from the assigned duty station for extended periods of time with occasional travel throughout the state of Oregon and other states.
Salary is dependent on experience and qualifications.
Please Note :
caminobluff.com is the go-to platform for job seekers looking for the best job postings from around the web. With a focus on quality, the platform guarantees that all job postings are from reliable sources and are up-to-date. It also offers a variety of tools to help users find the perfect job for them, such as searching by location and filtering by industry. Furthermore, caminobluff.com provides helpful resources like resume tips and career advice to give job seekers an edge in their search. With its commitment to quality and user-friendliness, Site.com is the ideal place to find your next job.