State of Utah is Hiring a Seasonal Lands and Forestry Technician, Trust Lands Near Carbon, UT
The Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration ("Trust Lands Administration") seeks a seasonal lands & forestry technician for the Southeastern Region located in Price, Utah. This position will last approximately four months from May 1 through August 31, 2024. There may be the possibility of earlier start dates or extensions depending on funding and workloads. Job Responsibilities Job Responsibilities include:
Assist with forestry, range, and land stewardship projects
Assist with timber sale layout and timber cruising
Application of herbicide for weed control
Fence construction and maintenance
Sign and kiosk installation and maintenance
Trail clearing and maintenance
Clean-up of illegal dump sites
Preventative maintenance on various equipment
Shop organization, cleaning, and maintenance
Equipment operation
Transporting ATVs/UTVs and equipment
This seasonal intern position is based out of the Trust Lands Administration's Price office and will report to the Forest Resources Manager. Typical work schedule is Monday-Thursday, 7:00 am - 5:30 pm, but schedules may fluctuate depending on work conditions. Work will require considerable in-state travel with outdoor assignments under varying weather conditions. Weekend, late night, and overnight trips/camping will be required on some project assignments. Ideal Candidate The Ideal Candidate will have:
Ability to perform field work, often alone, in all weather conditions, and in remote locations by 4x4, ATV?UTV, or arduous, off-trail hiking in hilly to steep, mountainous terrain
Ability to work effectively without supervision
Ability to follow detailed verbal and/or written directions
Excellent communication, organizational, and project management skills
Preference given to applicants possessing/seeking a degree in natural resources or a related field or possessing/seeking certificates in trade skills
Enthusiastic support of the Trust Lands Administration's mission to generate revenue for the trust beneficiaries
Please direct any questions about this position to Adam Robison, Forest Resources Manager, at adamrobison@utah.govWhat is the Trust Lands Administration? The Trust Lands Administration manages approximately 3.3 million acres of surface lands and 4.4 million acres of minerals exclusively for the economic benefit of public schools and other important state institutions. Please visit trustlands.utah.gov for additional information.