Lead Park Aide: Park Operations, Maintenance & Outreach

State-of-Washington-Parks-and-Recreation-Commissio; Federal Way (WA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is seeking a Senior Park Aide in Federal Way, WA. The role supports day-to-day park operations, leads the Park Aide team, and helps with camping registration, maintenance, and safety.

Responsibilities include site cleanup, equipment operation, public education on park rules, and participation in interpretive programs. On-site work is required with regular hours and occasional travel between parks.

Qualifications

• The Ability to take Action to Learn and Grow.
• The Ability to take Action to Meet the Needs of Others.
• Workforce Leadership: Direct the work of others and ensure tasks meet standards.
• Public Stewardship & Customer Service: Provide high-quality information and educate visitors.
• Resourcefulness & Problem Solving: Identify issues and resolve efficiently.

Responsibilities

• Leads Park Aides.
• Cleans and maintains campsites, park buildings, trails and restrooms.
• Maintains park lawns with mower, weed eaters, and reports issues.
• Assists rangers to keep facilities operational, clean, and safe.
• Performs noxious weed control, parking lot maintenance, trash collection.
• Operates Park vehicles for maintenance tasks.
• Completes admin duties including funds reconciliation and reports.
• Assists with projects and camping registration.
• Provides information about park rules, events, and history.
• Supports interpretive programs and displays.
• Participates in training and uniform standards.

Skills

Public Stewardship

Leadership

Problem Solving

Customer Service

Safety Compliance

Job description

Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is seeking a Senior Park Aide in Federal Way, WA. The role supports day-to-day park operations, leads the Park Aide team, and helps with camping registration, maintenance, and safety.

Responsibilities include site cleanup, equipment operation, public education on park rules, and participation in interpretive programs. On-site work is required with regular hours and occasional travel between parks.