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Far Western Anthropological Research Group, Inc.

Archaeological Technician

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A Field Biologist studies plants and animals in their natural environments or studies plant and animal ecosystems. Conducts field research, collects observations and analyzes data. May direct research for environmental assessments or research for agricultural products.

$81,394 / year median in California

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Archaeological Technician Far Western Anthropological Research Group, Inc. - 3.0 Davis, CA Job Details Part-time | Contract $24.50 - $28.00 an hour 14 hours ago Qualifications Safety protocol adherence Field studies Field data collection Full Job Description We are currently seeking Archaeological Technicians for part-time contract employment for upcoming fieldwork in based out of our Davis, California office. This position is part of a temporary staffing pool. Work hours are not guaranteed and will vary based on operational needs, staffing requirements, and available assignments. Technician positions range from $24.50/hour - $28.00/hour (or higher depending on qualifications.)
WHO WE ARE
Far Western is a cultural resources-only company run by archaeologists for archaeologists. Founded in 1979, we are one of the largest and most respected cultural resources firms in the United States. We take pride in balancing the compliance needs of our clients with high-quality archaeological research, innovative problem-solving, and the involvement of Native American tribes and tribal groups. We believe our approach highlights the core purpose of historic preservation laws to work in the public interest.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS A
bachelor's degree or higher in anthropology/archaeology (or a related field). An accredited field school or commensurate California or Nevada CRM field experience (e.g., survey, precontact and historic-era site identification/documentation/data collection, excavation, and familiarity with standard electronic devices and hand-held tools). Detail-oriented, able to adapt to varying data collection needs, attention to field methods/pace, and effective verbal and written communication. Willingness to learn/refine new skills on-the-job. Ability to collaboratively interact with clients, Native American representatives, and co-workers. Can comply with Far Western's Safety Program and other Far Western training and operations protocols. Ability to dispatch out of our Davis, CA. office.
ADDITIONAL PREFERRED SKILLS
Current First Aid/CPR training/certifications. Basic compass, map, GPS navigation skills. Experience working outdoors in variable weather conditions and different types of environments. Ability to hike up to ten miles a day for up to 10 consecutive days in rugged terrain and variable weather. Willingness and ability to camp overnight in remote locations, as needed. Has a current driver's license and can operate a 4WD vehicle in varying terrain. Interested applicants, please apply through our website at: www.farwestern.com/job-postings-2/ Qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered.