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Loading... Caretaker Save Job Canyonlands Field Institute Moab, Utah LinkedIn Copy URL Email Facebook Job Type Temporary Salary $20 per hour Benefits Housing provided in a newly constructed tiny home on campus; CFI housing is pet-free. Meals provided during programming, amazing recreational opportunities Min. Experience 2 - 4 years

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Average 40 hours/week for spring and fall seasons (tentative March 1 - June 5 and August 29-November 6). Average 20 hours/week for summer season (tentative June 5 - August 28).

Note:

Reduced summer hours, see schedule for more information

Overview:

The Camp Caretaker's main objective is the upkeep and maintenance of Professor Valley Field Camp's facilities and grounds. This role is responsible for ensuring that all areas of our camp remain clean, safe, and operational throughout the program season. The Caretaker collaborates closely with the Operation's Director as well as external service providers (such as plumbers, electricians, and HVAC technicians) to ensure the safety and functionality of major systems at field camp. Primary Responsibilities Cleaning and sanitizing CFI's facilities during and after scheduled programming Regular inspections of heating, cooling, plumbing and electrical appliances within the building to ensure that all systems are in good working order Basic repair and maintenance tasks as required Coordinate with outside contractors for major repairs Monitor and maintain irrigation systems Control and remove invasive plant species Maintain the trails and landscape Live on-site in provided employee housing Open and close facilities prior to camp arrival and after departure Other duties as assigned

Required Qualifications:

Proficiency with basic hand and power tools (power saws, brush cutters, pruners, etc.) Ability to work outdoors in adverse conditions such as heat, wind, or rain. Ability to lift and transport materials weighing up to 50 Strong risk-management skills and ability to follow organizational safety protocols Strong problem-solving abilities Basic First Aid certification or greater Ability to collaborate with volunteers and CFI staff to complete grounds and facilities projects Must be able to pass a background check, paid by

CFI Desired Skills:

Strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple responsibilities effectively Previous experience with facilities and grounds maintenance How To Apply Email CFI Operation Director Nicole Croke at operations@cfimoab.org with a cover letter, resume and three references. When you apply, please indicate that you are responding to the posting on Conservation Job Board. Category General / Stewardship Loading...