Vegetation Program Lead - Hazard Tree & VM Ops

Madison Gas and Electric Company; California (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Premium Health Coverage for Employee &

Life Insurance

Long Term Disability

40 Hours Paid Vacation

7 Paid Holidays

5 Paid Sick Days

401k – 4% Match

Job summary

Mountain Engineering is seeking experienced candidates to support PG&E's Distribution VM Team in Willits. This Vegetation Program Lead (VPL) position effectively manages and leads vegetation management operations, ensuring compliance with PG&E's standards and safety regulations.

The VPL will leverage their extensive experience in hazard tree removal, emergency response, and familiarity with PG&E's vegetation management practices to oversee contractor work, solve complex problems, and

Qualifications

• Associate degree in a related field or equivalent experience.
• Two years of related experience with at least one year in a leadership role.
• Two years in emergency response and hazard tree removal projects along utility rights of way.
• Familiarity with vegetation management contractors’ work practices and line-clearance requirements.

Responsibilities

• Leads vegetation management operations and contractor work performance.
• Solves moderately to highly complex problems and guides project teams.
• Leads project teams to complete tasks.
• Performs lead duties for emergency response per safety requirements and labor agreements.

Skills

Leadership

Emergency response

Hazard tree removal

Contractor coordination

Safety compliance

Education

Associate degree or equivalent experience

Job description

Mountain Engineering is seeking experienced candidates to support PG&E's Distribution VM Team in Willits. This Vegetation Program Lead (VPL) position effectively manages and leads vegetation management operations, ensuring compliance with PG&E's standards and safety regulations.

The VPL will leverage their extensive experience in hazard tree removal, emergency response, and familiarity with PG&E's vegetation management practices to oversee contractor work, solve complex problems, and