State Trail Crew Member II - Temporary - Masco Corporation
Barre, VT
About the Job
This job was posted by https://www.vermontjoblink.com : For more
information, please see: https://www.vermontjoblink.com/jobs/1197549
## Overview
Crew Members perform trail work in both backcountry and front country
settings in a closeknit team of two to five Trail Crew Members. Work
will be performed at Vermont State Parks and State Forests throughout
Vermont. Duties and work projects are performed under the direction of
the Trail Crew Leader with oversight by the District Trails Coordinator
and/or District Recreation Representative, with the need for significant
independence interacting with the public while in the field. Position
will run from the beginning of May to early November.
Examples of Work Performed:
Complete routine trail maintenance and construction on an assortment of
trail types (ranging from hiking to multi-use) including, but not
limited to, the following:
Cleaning, constructing and restoring water bars.
Clearing and maintaining trail corridors to meet specifications.
Marking trails with paint blazes and installing signage.
Support the oversight and on-project training of Crew Member I and any
volunteers working on project under the direction of the Trail Crew
Leader and/or Trail Coordinator.
Documenting and reporting trail Safety concerns and areas that need to
be addressed through future maintenance.
Complete technical trail work duties, including but not limited to, the
following:
The installation of erosion control devices such as waterbars, drains,
check dams, and ditches.
Construct wooden bridges, puncheon, and boardwalks.
Install stone staircases, step stones, and retainer walls.
Utilize power tools such as Chainsaws and brush saws to clear trees,
saplings and blowdowns from trails. (Chainsaw training and certification
is provided by VT FPR).
Milling lumber and/or logs with a chainsaw.
Utilize drills and other power tools for rock work, timber construction,
and light carpentry projects.
Utilize a variety of rigging, typically utilizing a griphoist and/or a
rope winch to move rocks, logs, soil, and other heavy materials on
project sites.
Operate small equipment such as power wheelbarrows as needed under the
guidance and direction of the Trail Crew Leader and/or Trail
Coordinator.
Adhere to all applicable OSHA, VOSHA, and FPR safety guidelines at work.
For a complete job description, go to:
https://fpr.vermont.gov/sites/fpr/files/documents/trail-crew1_0.pdf
## Environmental Factors
Duties are performed outdoors in all types of weather. Members must
demonstrate the following:
Lift heavy items, at times up to 50 lbs.
Carry heavy loads over difficult terrain in a variety of weather
conditions.
Manual dexterity is needed to operate equipment and use tools.
Camp in both front country and back country settings. (The crew will
travel from various work areas and may have access to campsites,
lean-tos, or cabins, ifavailable. Where developed campsite facilities
are not available, the crew will establish and camp at a spike camp
location close to the worksite location.)
information, please see: https://www.vermontjoblink.com/jobs/1197549
## Overview
Crew Members perform trail work in both backcountry and front country
settings in a closeknit team of two to five Trail Crew Members. Work
will be performed at Vermont State Parks and State Forests throughout
Vermont. Duties and work projects are performed under the direction of
the Trail Crew Leader with oversight by the District Trails Coordinator
and/or District Recreation Representative, with the need for significant
independence interacting with the public while in the field. Position
will run from the beginning of May to early November.
Examples of Work Performed:
Complete routine trail maintenance and construction on an assortment of
trail types (ranging from hiking to multi-use) including, but not
limited to, the following:
Cleaning, constructing and restoring water bars.
Clearing and maintaining trail corridors to meet specifications.
Marking trails with paint blazes and installing signage.
Support the oversight and on-project training of Crew Member I and any
volunteers working on project under the direction of the Trail Crew
Leader and/or Trail Coordinator.
Documenting and reporting trail Safety concerns and areas that need to
be addressed through future maintenance.
Complete technical trail work duties, including but not limited to, the
following:
The installation of erosion control devices such as waterbars, drains,
check dams, and ditches.
Construct wooden bridges, puncheon, and boardwalks.
Install stone staircases, step stones, and retainer walls.
Utilize power tools such as Chainsaws and brush saws to clear trees,
saplings and blowdowns from trails. (Chainsaw training and certification
is provided by VT FPR).
Milling lumber and/or logs with a chainsaw.
Utilize drills and other power tools for rock work, timber construction,
and light carpentry projects.
Utilize a variety of rigging, typically utilizing a griphoist and/or a
rope winch to move rocks, logs, soil, and other heavy materials on
project sites.
Operate small equipment such as power wheelbarrows as needed under the
guidance and direction of the Trail Crew Leader and/or Trail
Coordinator.
Adhere to all applicable OSHA, VOSHA, and FPR safety guidelines at work.
For a complete job description, go to:
https://fpr.vermont.gov/sites/fpr/files/documents/trail-crew1_0.pdf
## Environmental Factors
Duties are performed outdoors in all types of weather. Members must
demonstrate the following:
Lift heavy items, at times up to 50 lbs.
Carry heavy loads over difficult terrain in a variety of weather
conditions.
Manual dexterity is needed to operate equipment and use tools.
Camp in both front country and back country settings. (The crew will
travel from various work areas and may have access to campsites,
lean-tos, or cabins, ifavailable. Where developed campsite facilities
are not available, the crew will establish and camp at a spike camp
location close to the worksite location.)
Source : Masco Corporation