Position duties may include the following, depending on program needs:

• Responsible for planning, design, budgeting, and implementation for all phases of multifaceted fuels reduction projects, including direct supervision of District staff and contractors, compliance with any requisite environmental rules, laws, and permits, and satisfactory completion of project
• Direct supervision of two employees: one who coordinates fuels contracting and one who supervises TCRCD’s 20-person in-house fuels crew.
• Concept development for future projects and proposals, including grant writing.
• Grant administration, including identifying and meeting deliverables, and reporting project progress.
• Assist with the preparation and oversight of project contracts and amendments.
• Develop detailed reports and presentations for projects.
• Communicate regularly with District staff, the public, and external partners, colleagues, and collaborators, both orally and via written project reports in formal and informal
• Effectively schedule, train, and assign tasks to staff for timely project
• Conduct project monitoring to evaluate results and trends, and recommend improvements to project
• Support other departments in program and project development and collaborate on ongoing projects.
• Attend/lead meetings and field tours.
• Other duties as

Work Environment:       

Office and field work, with the majority occurring in an office setting. Depending on the season and project locations, this position may require occasional camping out at or near the job site during the field season workweek. Hiking in and navigating rugged terrain will occur. Per Diem is paid for overnight details. Depending on the season and program needs, the average workweek will change at times. Typical workweeks are four, 10-hour days or five, 8-hour days.