The incumbent will work with and under the direction of the Natural Resource Staff Officer, and as applicable, with Six Rivers National Forest district and supervisor office employees acting as advisor, mentor and to provide field-based services to achieve post-fire disturbance activities including reforestation, integrated vegetation-fuels reduction and timber sale preparation tasks associated with the Program of Work.

• Technical expertise and services will involve analysis (modeling) of vegetation, mentoring foresters on site assessments, forestry practices, equipment use, data management, monitoring protocols and accomplishment reporting (FACTS).   90%
• Refining the Forest Landscape Design and supporting plan-to-implementation documents linked to the Six Rivers Hazardous Fuels and Fire Management Project.   10%

• Information awareness security training on-line.
• Travel Requirements: Travel may be necessary to complete field work and mentor foresters in equipment use and forestry practices.
• Health and Safety Considerations: A Job Hazard Analysis will be required to be read and signed prior to initiating any field work. Personnel will be required to have a current driver's license to drive vehicles for the project.
• Required Safety Gear: Hard hat, leather boots (at least 811 height), long pants.
• Safety Gear Use: Personnel engaged in field work must wear a hard hat, leather boots and long pants when on field assignment.
• Physical requirements: Walking on steep mountainous ground in forested conditions Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.
• Remote work arrangements are available for this position.