Senior Wildland Fire Program Specialist

Seneca Holdings; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Seneca Global Services, LLC seeks a full-time Wildland Fire Support Specialist to support the Army's environment, safety, and occupational health programs. You will mature and oversee the wildland-fire program and develop policy materials for Army commands and installations.

The role requires 7–10 years of wildland-fire experience, a related bachelor’s degree, and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance. Travel and MS Office proficiency are necessary.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in fire ecology, fire science, forestry, wildlife/natural resource management, emergency management, or closely related field, or equivalent wildland-fire program experience.
• 7–10 years of professional wildland fire, fuels/prescribed fire, or fire-program management experience on federal, military, state, or interagency lands.
• Knowledge of federal wildland-fire policy, NWCG/interagency standards, and fire ecology as applied to land management.
• Familiarity with Army installation natural-resource programs and IWFMPs/INRMPs.
• Ability to obtain a Secret clearance and to travel as required.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.

Responsibilities

• Support implementation and oversight of Army Regulation 200-series wildland-fire guidance.
• Analyze IWFMP determination workflows, including waivers, exemptions, and approvals.
• Roll out wildland-fire guidance to commands and installations.
• Draft policy responses for Army commands and components.
• Support adoption of wildland-fire tools, systems, and technologies.
• Translate fire-management terminology into practical materials for personnel.

Skills

Written communication

Verbal communication

Team collaboration

Policy communication

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Word

Job description

Seneca Global Services, LLC seeks a full-time Wildland Fire Support Specialist to support the Army's environment, safety, and occupational health programs. You will mature and oversee the wildland-fire program and develop policy materials for Army commands and installations.

The role requires 7–10 years of wildland-fire experience, a related bachelor’s degree, and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance. Travel and MS Office proficiency are necessary.