Overview
The Field Logistics Technician (FLT) provides leadership and support to multiple field crews, and assists with seasonal trainings and logistical coordination. FLTs ensure that field crews are prepared to perform high-quality conservation service in a positive, safe, and productive environment. Support of field crews and operations may include (but is not limited to):
• Working with crews at their project sites
• Assisting with training crew leaders and members
• Performing project site visits; handling logistics for crews
• Maintaining tools and equipment
• Data collection and project tracking tasks in the field office
• Developing positive, lasting relationships with project partners
The FLT term of service is approximately 11 ½ months, spanning 3 field seasons (Spring, Summer, Fall). This position involves frequent travel, camping, irregular hours, and a varying weekly schedule. The FLT must have strong leadership and communication skills, flexibility, capacity for self-direction, a passion for conservation work, and a desire to provide mentorship to emerging conservation leaders.
Qualifications:
• Alignment with UCC’s mission and values of safety, service, community, inclusivity, positivity, and engagement
• Must be at least 18 years of age 3 weeks prior to start date (to allow for background check)
• U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
• High school diploma or GED
• Eligible to enroll in an AmeriCorps term of service
• Pass a National Service Criminal History Check
Required Skills:
• Trail maintenance and construction experience
• Chainsaw training and experience
• Experience with group communication, conflict management and resolution skills
• Maturity and professionalism
• Adaptability in an environment with irregular and changing schedules
• Self-motivated with a commitment to personal and professional growth
• 6 months minimum leadership or supervisory experience in a team or crew-based setting
• Demonstrated outdoor/camping skills
Preferred Skills:
• 6+ months experience in conservation corps, public lands management, or work in similar fields
• Ability to communicate professionally and effectively with administrators, supervisors, and peers
• Experience working with and demonstrating leadership in diverse settings
About Utah Conservation Corps
The Utah Conservation Corps (UCC) is an AmeriCorps program dedicated to developing the conservation leaders of tomorrow. We engage in projects throughout the state of Utah that address goals relating to environmental conservation, building leadership, strengthening education on local issues, providing hands-on training and skills to members, all while building the next generation of America’s workforce. Our vision is to create thriving communities and conserve the natural heritage of Utah and the Intermountain West. The UCC supports Utah’s pride in our tradition of service and volunteerism to get things done.
