Employment

Trail Crew Technicians are RMFI's primary on-the-ground workforce, implementing project work under the guidance of a Trail Crew Leader and Program Managers. Technicians will work on single- and multi-day field projects, accomplishing project objectives in trail construction, maintenance, restoration, erosion mitigation, and other stewardship objectives with a crew of 4-8 members. 

Status: Full-time, hourly, non-exempt, seasonal 

Salary: $19 - $21 / hour  

Season: Approximately 4/9 – 10/3 (some end dates flexible) 

To Apply: Click the link below to begin the online application. Complete all sections of the form, and on the final page, you’ll be prompted to upload your resume.

Be sure to upload your resume and click “Submit” to complete your application.

Assistant Trail Crew Leaders implement and administer project work with the guidance of a Trail Crew Leader and Program Manager. They support the day-to-day activities of a field crew and volunteer programs, and fill in for Trail Crew Leaders during absences. Primary duties include assisting in the implementation and management of single- and multi-day field projects, as well as instructing crew members, interns, volunteers, and youth conservation corps members in trail construction, maintenance, and restoration techniques. Assistant Trail Crew Leaders have a passion for stewardship and community, proven technical trail-building skills, and the ability to manage field resources in variable environments and locations. 

Status: Full-time, hourly, non-exempt, seasonal 

Season: Approximately 4/9 – 10/3 (some end dates flexible) 

Salary: $21 - $23 / hour 

To Apply: Click the link below to begin the online application. Complete all sections of the form, and on the final page, you’ll be prompted to upload your resume.

Be sure to upload your resume and click “Submit” to complete your application.

Trail Crew Leaders provide in-the-field leadership to 4-8 crew members while executing and overseeing trail work, maintenance, restoration, and volunteer field programs under the general supervision of a Program Manager. Primary duties include implementing and managing single- and multi-day field projects; instructing crew members, interns, volunteers, and youth conservation corps members in trail construction, maintenance, and restoration techniques; overseeing tools and equipment maintenance; collecting project data in the field; and ensuring the quality of completed project objectives. Crew Leaders have a passion for stewardship and community, technical trail-building skills, leadership experience, and the ability to manage field resources in variable environments. They are excellent communicators who can lead and motivate their crew and volunteers to work toward exceptional public land stewardship. 

Status: Full-time, hourly, non-exempt, seasonal 

Season: Approximately 4/9 – 10/3 (some end dates flexible) 

Salary: $24 - $26 / hour 

To Apply: Click the link below to begin the online application. Complete all sections of the form, and on the final page, you’ll be prompted to upload your resume.

Be sure to upload your resume and click “Submit” to complete your application.