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Land Protection Officer - Lead - Glennallen - AI
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Ahtna Engineering Services, LLC
Glennallen, AK (In Person)
$82,701 Salary, Full-Time
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Summary The Land Protection Officer Lead (LPL) performs a broad range of tasks associated with the stewardship and management of all Ahtna owned land and natural resources specifically related to administering, accounting, and issuing Land Use Permits and Trespass Enforcement per Ahtna, Inc. Policy, and Procedures. This position is primary focused on trespass control in the more centralized Ahtna Region near Glennallen, Alaska. The LPL is employed by the Land & Resources Department while assisting multiple natural resource partners in the management, improvement, and protection of Ahtna lands. The Land Protection Lead is required to carry a firearm for protection from wildlife; therefore, the LPL must successfully complete a certified firearms training course which can be provided by Ahtna Inc. upon appointment to the position. The pay range for this position is $35.82-$43.70/hour. This position comes with a competitive and comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, a 401(k) plan with a 3% match, paid time off (PTO), and company-paid holidays. This position will be posted for 5 days or until filled. The Land Protection Officer Lead (LPL) performs a broad range of tasks associated with the stewardship and management of all Ahtna owned land and natural resources specifically related to administering, accounting, and issuing Land Use Permits and Trespass Enforcement per Ahtna, Inc. Policy, and Procedures. This position is primary focused on trespass control in the more centralized Ahtna Region near Glennallen, Alaska. The LPL is employed by the Land & Resources Department while assisting multiple natural resource partners in the management, improvement, and protection of Ahtna lands. The Land Protection Lead is required to carry a firearm for protection from wildlife; therefore, the LPL must successfully complete a certified firearms training course which can be provided by Ahtna Inc. upon appointment to the position.