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Koch Security Group, LLC

UNARMED WILDFIRE SECURITY - EM LICENSE REQUIRED DPSST

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A Park Ranger leads informational programs for park visitors about the history and environmental features of public parks, and promote awareness of protecting park land. Welcomes and provides assistance to park visitors, assists with educational programs, oversees park events and activities and patrols park land.

$65,538 / year median in Oregon

+5% projected growth

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DO NOT APPLY IF YOU DO NOT HAVE YOUR EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT LICENSE AND ARE NOT PREPARED TO GO OUT TO WILDFIRES
Job Summary Koch Security Group is hiring Unarmed Wildfire Security Officers for deployment across active wildfire zones in Oregon. This is a 1099 contract position requiring a valid Executive Manager License (EML) issued by the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST). Officers deploy to remote fire zones for up to 14 consecutive days at a time, working 12-hour shifts with mandatory rest periods in compliance with Oregon labor standards. Assignments are austere — expect off-grid conditions with limited cell service, no on-site lodging, and minimal amenities. Applicants must arrive fully self-sufficient with their own camping gear, water storage, and personal supplies. Most camps are located within roughly an hour's drive of a nearby city and have on-site food stations that provide daily meals. However, officers are still expected to carry an emergency reserve in case of disruption or restricted access. Responsibilities Secure perimeter and access control at fire camps, staging areas, and equipment zones Perform scheduled patrols during assigned 12-hour shifts Monitor and report suspicious or unauthorized activity Maintain accurate activity logs and daily reports per site instructions Communicate with command staff and fire personnel as needed Requirements Valid Oregon Executive Manager License (EML) — required Willing and able to work as a 1099 independent contractor Able to commit to 14-day assignments (2 days off required after a full rotation; 1 day off minimum for shorter rotations) Able to work independently in rural, remote, or off-grid environments Strong situational awareness and clear radio/written communication skills Must pass a background check and provide valid government-issued ID Field Readiness — Bring Your Own Gear Officers are responsible for providing all personal camping and sustainment gear for the assignment. At minimum, you should be prepared with: Tent rated for the season and Oregon weather conditions Sleeping bag and sleeping pad 72-hour emergency supply of non-perishable food and water in case camp food stations or resupply access is disrupted Water storage and a means to refill or purify Safe food storage method (bear-resistant container or equivalent) Weather-appropriate clothing, boots, and personal hygiene supplies Daily meals are typically provided through on-site food stations at most camps, but officers must be self-sufficient for emergencies. A complete required gear and food storage checklist will be provided once your application is reviewed. Preferred Qualifications Prior experience in wildfire security or remote site protection Former military, law enforcement, or security background Current CPR/First Aid certification
Job Types:
Contract, Temporary Pay:
Up to $45.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person