Lead Conservationist II: Public Service & Emergency Projects

State of California; California; On-site; USD 61,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Benefits

Paid Holidays and leave

Defined benefit retirement program

Savings Plus Program (401(k), 457)

Employee Wellness Program

Employee Assistance Program

Medical/Dependent Care Reimbursement

Access to 7,000+ training courses

Job summary

The California Conservation Corps (CCC) seeks a Conservationist 2 - Public Service Conservation Work (PSCW) to lead, mentor, and inspire Corpsmembers while coordinating vital public service conservation projects in California. This role guides daily PSCW operations, fosters an inclusive, safe, growth-oriented environment, and strengthens statewide conservation and emergency response efforts.

Key duties include securing project work (including grants), coordinating schedules, overseeing

Qualifications

• Conservationist II classification and eligibility required.
• Willingness to travel for emergency assignments.
• Experience leading crews and coordinating conservation projects.

Responsibilities

• Assist Conservationist Supervisors in securing project work for Corpsmembers, including grants.
• Coordinate daily operations, schedules, and crew assignments for staff and Corpsmembers.
• Oversee tools, equipment and vehicle procurement for high-impact projects.
• Maintain communication with CCC leadership, sponsors and partners to ensure success.
• Plan long-term goals with sponsors and develop future projects.
• Support Corpsmember development through training and career guidance.
• Manage purchasing processes and project budgets with accountability.
• Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion through training and engagement.

Skills

Leadership

Coordination

Grants writing

Emergency response

Budget management

Job description

The California Conservation Corps (CCC) seeks a Conservationist 2 - Public Service Conservation Work (PSCW) to lead, mentor, and inspire Corpsmembers while coordinating vital public service conservation projects in California. This role guides daily PSCW operations, fosters an inclusive, safe, growth-oriented environment, and strengthens statewide conservation and emergency response efforts.

Key duties include securing project work (including grants), coordinating schedules, overseeing