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The California Conservation Corps is seeking a Conservation Supervisor to oversee Conservationist staff and Corpsmembers in Los Angeles County. You will supervise day-to-day operations, ensure safety and compliance, and manage performance, evaluations, and training across districts.
The role also plans and oversees public service projects, negotiates contracts, tracks budgets, and coordinates with partners and sponsors.
Actively Recruiting: Yes
Position title: Conservationist Supervisor (JC-525800)
Type of Position: Staff (Full-Time)
Town, City, Park, etc: Los Angeles County
State / Territory: California
Benefits: Dental Insurance, Health Insurance, Vision Insurance
Project/Program Focus: Other
Attachments/Supplemental Materials: 2026078ae62a27-014b-495b-b8c2-ce96ee2f50d0_533-872-1202-XXXDEIConSup7day4
The California Conservation Corps is a department within the California Natural Resources Agency. We are the oldest and largest conservation corps in the nation. Our mission is to protect and enhance California’s natural resources and communities while empowering and developing young adults through hard work and education.
Under the direction of the District Director, the Conservation Supervisor leads and supports Conservationist staff and Corpsmembers in the designated district. This role provides day-to-day supervision, guidance, and training to ensure work is done safely and in line with CCC policies and all federal, state, and district regulations. The supervisor promotes a safe, respectful, and productive work environment for staff and Corpsmembers.
The Conservation Supervisor plans and oversees public service conservation projects and special programs. This includes estimating project costs, working with community partners, and helping negotiate agreements and contracts. The supervisor collaborates with budget staff to track spending and income, prepare reports, bill projects, and set annual reimbursement goals, while reviewing projects to ensure quality work.
This position also supports Corpsmember development and program operations by overseeing evaluations, corrective actions, safety programs, and facility inspections. The supervisor ensures staff are properly trained and completes required development and training plans each year. In addition, the role builds strong relationships with community partners, represents CCC at meetings and events, supports outreach and partnerships, and helps coordinate emergency response by ensuring crews are trained, organized, and ready to respond when needed.