Supervisor

Foundation; Colton (CA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

403(b) retirement plan

Vacation days

Sick leave

Paid holidays

Job summary

Southern California Mountains Foundation is seeking an UCCIE Supervisor to lead the Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire. You will supervise corpsmembers, guide field projects, ensure safety protocols, and communicate with managers and partners to deliver conservation and recycling work.

The role requires strong leadership, organizational skills and the ability to work with diverse youth. This is a full-time, on-site position with core hours 7:00 AM–3:30 PM Thursday–Monday in San

Qualifications

• Minimum of a High School Diploma.
• Two years of experience in a conservation corps, public land management, or related field.
• Strong leadership, interpersonal, and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Supervise corpsmembers on conservation and recycling projects in the field.
• Coordinate daily crew logistics, tools, vehicles, and safety gear.
• Serve as on-site liaison to managers, sponsors, clients and partners.

Skills

Leadership

Organization

Communication

Conflict resolution

Attention to detail

Multitasking

Initiative

Education

High School Diploma

Tools

Microsoft Office

Google Docs/Sheets

Job description

Southern California Mountain FoundationJob Title:UCCIE SupervisorReports to:Recycling or Conservation Department Manager and CoordinatorsDirect Reports:8-10 CorpsmembersStatus:Full-time hourly with Benefits (minimum 40 hours per week) at-will employmentHours:Primary work hours 7:00am - 3:30pm, Thursday through Monday. Flexibility in scheduling is required.Location:San Bernardino OfficeIntroduction to the Organization:The Southern California Mountains Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that believes connecting communities to our public lands is the key to their survival. We mobilize individuals to inspire and engage in environmental citizenship. The Southern California Mountains Foundation supports youth development through conservation initiatives integrating environmental education, training and hands-on service projects; protects our natural resources through adult and family-led programming; and provides interpretive services that focus on outdoor recreation, responsible use, and stewardship of our natural environment. The Southern California Mountains Foundation is comprised of 30 full-time staff, 75-100 part-time employees and 750 volunteers. We achieve our mission through seven programs: (1) Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire, (2) Big Bear Discovery Center, (3) Off-Highway Vehicles, (4) Fire Lookouts, (5) National Children’s Forest, (6) Music in the Mountains and (7) Big Bear Valley Trails.Introduction to the Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire:The Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire (UCCIE) is a certified Local Conservation Corps founded in 2006 by the late Bobby Vega and his wife Sandy Bonilla, out of a need to provide employment training to underserved transition age youth/young adults at risk of incarceration in the City of San Bernardino. The goal of the UCCIE is to provide at-risk transition age youth with opportunities to succeed through job skills training, education, and work experience with an emphasis on service projects that benefit the community. The UCCIE is the largest program of the Southern California Mountains Foundation, with three main focus areas: (1) Conservation services , (2) Recycling services, and (3) Corpsmember development with an on-site John Muir charter school. The UCCIE is primarily funded by a variety of government grants, corporate and foundation grants, and fee-for-service projects. The UCCIE department has 15 full time staff that hire and train 50-60 young adult corpsmembers annually to work on conservation and recycling projects in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.Job Description:The UCCIE Supervisor position is responsible for providing guidance and leadership to corpsmembers enrolled in the Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire. The crew supervisor must have a passion for working with young adults and a commitment to helping them. Supervisors are expected to be field teachers that supervise and help youth or young adults build social, life and job skills that will help them become successful in life and help them build positive attitudes toward work.Essential functions and duties:Work hands-on with the corpsmembers on various conservation projects and recycling projects as needed. This includes, but is not limited to: Fence building and repair, trail building and maintenance, weed abatement, fuels reduction, recycling routes/events, e-waste collection/events, and tire collection.Provide supervisory oversight to ensure that corpsmembers are completing quality work that meets the standards of the clients and partnersServe as the on-site project liaison to program managers, sponsors, clients, and partners. Maintain communication with them throughout the projectManage daily crew logistics to ensure appropriate tools, vehicles, gear, communication and other necessary items are providedEnsure that corpsmembers are supervised in a way that can help build and promote positive attitudes toward work and toward othersEnsure the safety of corpsmembers, including but not limited to preventing violence or conflicts among the crew.Work with the UCCIE Site Director and UCCIE Managers to resolve conflicts between corpsmembers and staffEnsure that corpsmembers are learning social, life and job skillsEnsure that the UCCIE property, tools, equipment, and supplies are maintained and not lost or stolen. Report any damage or loss to the UCCIE Facilities & Fleet Manager.Review and share weekly UCCIE crew schedule with corpsmembersProvide daily feedback to UCCIE Managers on project accomplishments and/or project setbacksAttend safety training provided by SCMF and provide learned skills to corpsmembers to minimize injuries in the field.Participate in field technical trainings to obtain technical skills necessary for project deliveryEnsure that the UCCIE work projects are in compliance with safety regulations and complete all injury related documentation immediately upon any injuries in the field.Ensure that corpsmembers adhere to UCCIE regulations at all times; uniforms, boots, safety-wear, etc.Complete Daily Report (DR) forms for all work projects and ensure appropriate funding codes and signatures are completed prior to being submittedMaintain documentation for daily accomplishments, vehicle mileage, incident reports and other forms as necessaryWork closely with UCCIE Managers for purchasing needs of equipment and supplies needed for projectsAssist in identifying and recruiting young people to the CorpsOther duties as assignedRequirements:Minimum of High School DiplomaA minimum of two years of experience in a conservation corps, public land management or a related field that manages similar participantsExcellent organizational skillsExperience working with diverse young adults (18-26 years of age), as well as young adults that are or have been involved in the justice systemExcellent leadership skills and ability to resolve conflictsExcellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skillsFamiliarity with community-based agencies (non-profits), services, and resourcesAttention to detail and ability to multitask and manage prioritiesStrong initiative, good work ethic, and desire to advance the organizationProficiency with Microsoft Office, and plus if knowledgeable in Google applications (Docs, Sheets, etc.)Must have a valid driver’s license with an acceptable Motor Vehicle Record, in accordance with our Driver Policy. For details, reach out to the hiring point of contact.Must be able to obtain a Class B driver’s license within 90 days of employmentCompensation: This is a full-time position with a work schedule of Thursday through Monday (or 5 days per week) from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM with a 30-minute lunch. Flexibility in work schedule is required.Hourly pay rate is based on qualifications and experience ($22-$26/hour)Benefits include health, dental and vision insurance, and 403(b) options10 days paid vacation per year, annual accrual of 8 days paid sick leave, and 13 paid holidays annuallyThe Southern California Mountains Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.