Historic Preservation AmeriCorps Field Crew Member

Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation Corps; Duluth (MN); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Education Award

9-day / 5-day hitch schedule training

Job summary

Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation Corps is seeking an AmeriCorps member for a historic preservation project-based term in Duluth, MN. You will live and work in crews, camping and traveling to multiple sites across the state with 9‑hour days and a 9‑day on / 5‑day off hitch cycle.

Expected to perform hands-on preservation tasks, learn new trades, and collaborate with staff, instructors, and project hosts while representing NBHPC on rugged field projects.

Qualifications

• 18-25 years of age at the start of the program.
• US citizenship, nationality or lawful permanent resident and provide documents.
• High School Diploma or working toward GED.
• Pass criminal history check with no NSOPW positives.
• Identity verification via government-issued ID and SSN.
• Ability to communicate in English (oral and written).
• Flexible schedule to travel and camp for extended periods.
• Access to reliable transportation to report to the Duluth meeting point.
• Commitment to not engage in Prohibited Activities during AmeriCorps hours.

Responsibilities

• Complete historic preservation projects while camping and traveling across Minnesota.
• Work in teams and rotate crew roles including safety, documentation, and fleet.
• Learn hands-on from NBHPC staff, instructors and project hosts.
• Maintain daily schedule during 9‑day hitch periods with time for breaks.

Skills

Positive attitude

Teamwork

Interest in historic preservation

Effective communication

Commitment to AmeriCorps term

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation Corps is seeking an AmeriCorps member for a historic preservation project-based term in Duluth, MN. You will live and work in crews, camping and traveling to multiple sites across the state with 9‑hour days and a 9‑day on / 5‑day off hitch cycle.

Expected to perform hands-on preservation tasks, learn new trades, and collaborate with staff, instructors, and project hosts while representing NBHPC on rugged field projects.