Remote Branch Chief, Fluid Minerals Program

Bureau of Land Management; Salt Lake City (UT); Remote; USD 107,000 - 139,000; Full time

Job summary

The Bureau of Land Management, Salt Lake City, UT, seeks an Interdisciplinary Supervisory Archeologist, Nat. Resource Specialist, Petroleum Engineer, and Physical Scientist.

This position is located in the Fluids Minerals Branch of the Utah State Office and reports under the Division of Lands and Minerals. Responsibilities include leading the Fluid Minerals Program, conducting lease sales, advising peers and partners on fluid minerals matters, and developing planning, budget, and implementation

Qualifications

• Leadership in managing branch operations and programs.
• Strong regulatory knowledge in federal lands and minerals.
• Experience providing policy guidance and technical advisement.

Responsibilities

• Functions as the Branch Chief for the Fluid Minerals Program within BLM Utah State Office.
• Conducts oil and gas and geothermal lease sales and manages pre- and post-sale lease activities.
• Establishes methods, operating instructions, and procedures; develops planning, budgeting, and implementation for fluid minerals in Utah.
• Prepares National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents; researches and interprets records to guide actions.

Skills

Leadership

Regulatory knowledge

Policy guidance

NEPA documents

Technical advisory

Job description

The Bureau of Land Management, Salt Lake City, UT, seeks an Interdisciplinary Supervisory Archeologist, Nat. Resource Specialist, Petroleum Engineer, and Physical Scientist.

This position is located in the Fluids Minerals Branch of the Utah State Office and reports under the Division of Lands and Minerals. Responsibilities include leading the Fluid Minerals Program, conducting lease sales, advising peers and partners on fluid minerals matters, and developing planning, budget, and implementation