Forest Maintenance Lead: Roads, Trails & Fire Response

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania; Presencial; USD 52.000 - 76.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeks a Forest Maintenance Supervisor for Forest District 19 (Pike and Monroe counties) to lead field crews in maintaining and constructing forest roads, trails, facilities, and equipment. The role supports wildfire suppression duties and requires directing maintenance projects and ensuring safe operations.

Responsibilities include planning schedules, supervising staff, coordinating resources, and producing reports while upholding safety standards and compliance

Formación

• Four years of semi-skilled maintenance or construction experience which includes one year in the operation of small and medium size construction or agricultural equipment.
• An equivalent combination of experience and training.
• Active motor vehicle license is required.
• PA residency requirement and ability to perform essential job functions are required.

Responsabilidades

• Guide maintenance and trades staff in operating, maintaining, repairing, and improving forest roads, trails, facilities, and equipment.
• Organize schedules, assign tasks, evaluate project needs, and recommend resources required to complete work.
• Review performance, address workplace concerns, approve leave requests, and support employee development.
• Demonstrate proper work methods, explain hazards, and ensure safety procedures are followed at all times.
• Prepare reports, track equipment records, estimate project costs, and coordinate contractor services when needed.
• Lead wildfire response efforts, protect natural resources, assist search operations, and patrol state forest lands.

Conocimientos

Work Crew Leadership

Project Planning

Employee Oversight

Safety And Training

Operations Management

Forest Protection

Descripción del empleo

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeks a Forest Maintenance Supervisor for Forest District 19 (Pike and Monroe counties) to lead field crews in maintaining and constructing forest roads, trails, facilities, and equipment. The role supports wildfire suppression duties and requires directing maintenance projects and ensuring safe operations.

Responsibilities include planning schedules, supervising staff, coordinating resources, and producing reports while upholding safety standards and compliance