Fluid Minerals Program Branch Chief

U.S. Department of the Interior; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Utah State Office, Division of Lands and Minerals, Fluids Minerals Branch in Salt Lake City, UT, seeks an Interdisciplinary Supervisory Archeologist, Natural Resource Specialist, Petroleum Engineer, and Physical Scientist to lead the Fluid Minerals Program.

As Branch Chief, you will oversee oil and gas and geothermal lease sales, administer pre- and post-sale activities, provide technical guidance, and develop program plans and NEPA

Qualifications

• Mandatory education requirement with transcripts to support claimed education.
• Official transcripts required before start if education is used to qualify.
• Foreign education must be evaluated for equivalence.

Responsibilities

• Functions as Branch Chief for the Fluid Minerals Program in the BLM, UT State Office.
• Conducts oil, gas and geothermal lease sales and manages pre- and post-sale lease/agreements maintenance.
• Develops and administers planning, budget, and implementation activities for the fluid minerals programs in Utah.
• Prepare NEPA documents and interpret legal records to determine course of action.

Skills

Administration and Management

Conflict Management

Customer Service

Leadership

Technical Competence

Job description

U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Utah State Office, Division of Lands and Minerals, Fluids Minerals Branch in Salt Lake City, UT, seeks an Interdisciplinary Supervisory Archeologist, Natural Resource Specialist, Petroleum Engineer, and Physical Scientist to lead the Fluid Minerals Program.

As Branch Chief, you will oversee oil and gas and geothermal lease sales, administer pre- and post-sale activities, provide technical guidance, and develop program plans and NEPA