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Forestry Technician (Timber Cruising)
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What they do
A Forest or Conservation Technician works with foresters and conservation scientists to help maintain forests and natural areas. Tracks data on water, soil, disease and insect damage in forest areas; tracks wildlife and maintain trails or campsites; monitors timber and logging activity; patrols and assists with forest fire prevention measures; provides information to the public on forest or natural areas conservation .
$55,513 / year median in California
-2% projected decline
Job Description
- Report to the crew supervisor
- Gather forest inventory data with a high level of accuracy
- Safely operate company vehicles (Truck or Quad)
- Maintain issued equipment
- Maintain a safe and clean camp throughout the field season
- Follow company safety standards Qualifications and Skills
- Preferred but not required, completed or actively pursuing a 2 or 4-year forestry-related degree
- Good physical condition and the ability to work safely and effectively in steep/rugged terrain
- Ability to operate and communicate as part of a team
- Willingness to be away from home for 5 days at a time (Leave Monday morning, Back to Redding office late Friday afternoon)
- Willingness to overcome adverse outdoor conditions
- iOS and Windows proficiency
- Attention to detail About Alpine Land Information Services Here at Alpine we specialize in providing turnkey solutions when managing clients' information.