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Recruitment # 6-3-308-OC-S LLL
Job Class: 17030
Open to the Public
LAND MANAGER 1
$2586 - 3291 per month (range 43)
Opens: August 6, 2003
Applications are due by 5:00 p.m. on: August 20, 2003
LOCATION
There is one current project opening with the Department of Natural Resources in Sedro Woolley (29.3). The Off Road Vehicle Site Management Project is funded through March 30, 2005.
Note: Even though you may be on other registers for this class, you must reapply if you wish to be considered for this separate register.
Note: This register will be abolished seven months after the date it is established, unless extended.
DUTIES
This position plans, organizes and supervises activities for Off Road Vehicle (ORV) trail systems in Walker Valley, and performs education and enforcement duties at Walker Valley and Reiter Trails. Supervises, plans, organizes and directs various ORV projects in a safe and efficient manner. Coordinates projects and works with volunteers, ORV crew, WCC, contractors and DNR consultants. Serves as the region Education and Enforcement officer, providing training and information to ORV clubs, recreationists and local officials. Coordinates and assists volunteers on a local level in patrolling ORV use areas. Deters violation of the law by conducting vehicle patrols, giving verbal warnings, and issuing citations.
WHO MAY APPLY
This recruitment is open to anyone who meets the requirements.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
Eligible applicants must have a Bachelor's degree involving major study in forestry, recreation, natural resource management, or closely related field AND one year of professional experience in natural resource management or recreation/public use management.
SPECIAL NOTES
This position will spend 90% of the time in the field and will require arduous physical activity, including lifting of up to 60 pounds and operating power augers, chainsaws and other power equipment. This position also requires the physical ability to be proficient at riding motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles.
Work hours will need to be very flexible to attend evening meetings, as well as oversee weekend activities.
HOW TO APPLY
Initial screening will be based solely on the information contained in your application form. Read and follow the instructions in the exam section and send a completed Washington State job application and exam response to:
Department of Personnel
Applications Unit
600 South Franklin Street
PO Box 47561
Olympia, Washington 98504-7561
EXAM
The exam is an evaluation of your education, experience and training. Your score will be based on the information that you provide in your application and your response to the following.
On an additional sheet of paper, describe how you meet the special requirements for this position. Please provide clear, detailed information about your job-related education and experience. Attach the sheet to your application.
We will mail your score to you, but we cannot tell you your ranking on the list of job applicants. Additional information will not be accepted after the closing date of this announcement.
Keep a copy of your application and exam response.
You may be asked to provide them if contacted for an interview.
Recruitment # 6-3-308-OC-S LLL
Job Class: 17030
Open to the Public
LAND MANAGER 1
$2586 - 3291 per month (range 43)
Opens: August 6, 2003
Applications are due by 5:00 p.m. on: August 20, 2003
LOCATION
There is one current project opening with the Department of Natural Resources in Sedro Woolley (29.3). The Off Road Vehicle Site Management Project is funded through March 30, 2005.
Note: Even though you may be on other registers for this class, you must reapply if you wish to be considered for this separate register.
Note: This register will be abolished seven months after the date it is established, unless extended.
DUTIES
This position plans, organizes and supervises activities for Off Road Vehicle (ORV) trail systems in Walker Valley, and performs education and enforcement duties at Walker Valley and Reiter Trails. Supervises, plans, organizes and directs various ORV projects in a safe and efficient manner. Coordinates projects and works with volunteers, ORV crew, WCC, contractors and DNR consultants. Serves as the region Education and Enforcement officer, providing training and information to ORV clubs, recreationists and local officials. Coordinates and assists volunteers on a local level in patrolling ORV use areas. Deters violation of the law by conducting vehicle patrols, giving verbal warnings, and issuing citations.
WHO MAY APPLY
This recruitment is open to anyone who meets the requirements.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
Eligible applicants must have a Bachelor's degree involving major study in forestry, recreation, natural resource management, or closely related field AND one year of professional experience in natural resource management or recreation/public use management.
SPECIAL NOTES
This position will spend 90% of the time in the field and will require arduous physical activity, including lifting of up to 60 pounds and operating power augers, chainsaws and other power equipment. This position also requires the physical ability to be proficient at riding motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles.
Work hours will need to be very flexible to attend evening meetings, as well as oversee weekend activities.
HOW TO APPLY
Initial screening will be based solely on the information contained in your application form. Read and follow the instructions in the exam section and send a completed Washington State job application and exam response to:
Department of Personnel
Applications Unit
600 South Franklin Street
PO Box 47561
Olympia, Washington 98504-7561
EXAM
The exam is an evaluation of your education, experience and training. Your score will be based on the information that you provide in your application and your response to the following.
On an additional sheet of paper, describe how you meet the special requirements for this position. Please provide clear, detailed information about your job-related education and experience. Attach the sheet to your application.
We will mail your score to you, but we cannot tell you your ranking on the list of job applicants. Additional information will not be accepted after the closing date of this announcement.
Keep a copy of your application and exam response.
You may be asked to provide them if contacted for an interview.
