Senior Wildland Fire Crew Lead

The Nature Conservancy; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 64,747,000 - 67,502,000; Full time

Job summary

The Nature Conservancy is seeking a Senior Burn Crew Member based in Hayward, Wisconsin, to lead and participate in prescribed fire operations. The role requires FFT2 qualification, two seasons of experience, and physical fitness to work in challenging environments.

Occasional travel and four 10-hour days are expected, with a pay rate of $23.00 per hour. Housing is not provided; the position supports a growing wildland fire program with potential collaboration with partners at local, state,

Qualifications

• Must have FFT2 qualification including required training modules.
• Two seasons as a FFT2 or agency equivalent.
• Must meet fitness standards as per local Fire Program Manager.
• Experience operating various types of equipment.
• Must obtain related licenses or certifications (e.g., First Aid, CPR).

Responsibilities

• Lead and be a team member in a high-stress environment.
• Convey work instructions to subordinates.
• Work under close supervision of Burn Boss during fire operations.
• Perform other land management tasks when not conducting prescribed fire.
• Maintain physical fitness and perform heavy labor in diverse conditions.
• Assist with documenting work activities as requested by supervisor.
• Hold a valid driver9;s license and maintain good driving record.

Skills

FFT2 qualification

Two seasons FFT2

High school diploma

Valid driver99s license

Equipment operation experience

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

The Nature Conservancy is seeking a Senior Burn Crew Member based in Hayward, Wisconsin, to lead and participate in prescribed fire operations. The role requires FFT2 qualification, two seasons of experience, and physical fitness to work in challenging environments.

Occasional travel and four 10-hour days are expected, with a pay rate of $23.00 per hour. Housing is not provided; the position supports a growing wildland fire program with potential collaboration with partners at local, state,