Natural Resources Maintenance Worker I - Extra Help
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Natural Resource Technician II
State of South Carolina
Department of Natural Resources
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$37,200 - $59,500
per year
Type
Full Time
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Job Description
Summary
This job involves hands-on work managing wildlife areas in South Carolina, such as maintaining roads, signs, and facilities, while planning activities for wildlife and forest conservation.
It also includes conducting surveys, handling animals, and assisting with public hunts.
A good fit would be someone with practical experience in outdoor maintenance or farming who enjoys working independently or in a team in natural settings.
Key Requirements
- High school diploma and two years of experience in wildlife or fisheries work, or an associate degree in technical sciences
- Basic knowledge of agricultural equipment operation and farming
- Knowledge of basic wildlife management principles
- Ability to communicate effectively, complete accurate reports, and work independently or in a team
- Skills in handling wild animals, conducting prescribed burns, and performing wildlife surveys like dove and wood duck banding
- Ability to safely operate tractors, heavy equipment, ATVs, and trucks
Full Job Description
This position will assist other Region II Unit A personnel with the comprehensive management of Woodbury, Marsh and Pee Dee Station WMA's and public dove fields.
Job Duties Include:
Completes activities on WMA lands including posting boundaries, mowing roads, repairing roads and posting WMA signs.
Plans and implements wildlife management activities at Woodbury, Marsh and Pee Dee Station WMAs. Completes routine maintenance of Region 2 facilities and operational equipment.
Completes routine maintenance of Marsh WMA clubhouse. Plans and implements forest management activities at Woodbury, Marsh and Pee Dee Station WMAs.
Traps and bands doves, collects CWD samples and completes other wildlife surveys in Region 2 Unit A as assigned by supervisor. Assists with and conducts public hunts on areas within the Unit.
Requirements A high school diploma and two (2) years of experience in wildlife or fisheries work or an associate degree in the technical sciences.
Qualifications Basic agricultural equipment operation and farming knowledge. Ability to communicate with others, complete reports accurately, and work independently with instructions, or as a team.
Knowledge of basic wildlife management. Ability to handle wild animals, conduct prescribed burns, mourning dove and wood duck banding, and conduct wildlife population surveys.
Ability to safely operate tractors, heavy equipment, ATV and truck.
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