Southern New England Trail Crew Field Coordinator
Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Hourly
Compensation
Type:
Hourly
Rate:
Range $26.00 - $28.00
Work Schedule
Standard Hours
Day Shifts
Benefits
Room and board
insurance
Retirement
Paid Time Off
30% discount on AMC merchandise
Free annual AMC membership
4 free nights at AMC locations
Prodeals discounts on equipment and gear
Job Description
The Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) is a renowned nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and enjoyment of the outdoors in New England. With a mission centered on promoting the protection of the natural environment and fostering outdoor recreation, AMC operates a wide range of programs focused on trail maintenance, environmental education, and sustainable outdoor activities. AMC manages extensive trail networks, outdoor centers, and wilderness areas, providing opportunities for community engagement and outdoor leadership development. The organization is deeply committed to environmental stewardship, safety, and professional development for its team members. Located in Southern New England, the AMC's Southern New England... Show More
Job Requirements
- minimum of 18 years old by start date
- ability and desire to live and work outdoors for extended periods of time
- ability to work under varying weather conditions
- ability to carry heavy loads (50+ lbs) for long distances over rugged terrain
- commitment to backcountry stewardship and Leave No Trace ethics
- commitment to professionalism
- good judgment, communication, and problem-solving skills
- safe driving record and practices
- outdoor leadership experience
- extensive trail work experience and knowledge
- hand and power tool training and familiarity
- Wilderness First Aid certification or higher
Job Qualifications
- minimum of 18 years old by start date
- ability and desire to live and work outdoors for extended periods of time
- ability to work under varying weather conditions
- ability to carry heavy loads (50+ lbs) for long distances over rugged terrain
- commitment to backcountry stewardship and Leave No Trace ethics
- commitment to professionalism
- good judgment, communication, and problem-solving skills
- safe driving record and practices
- outdoor leadership experience
- extensive trail work experience and knowledge
- hand and power tool training and familiarity
- Wilderness First Aid certification or higher
Job Duties
- Coordinate and support one AMC trail crew to ensure a safe working environment and quality trail work in the field
- safely and effectively use machinery such as mini excavators, skid steers, mini skid steers, power wheelbarrows, and compactors
- train and supervise crew in use
- work with land managers, project sponsors, and partner crews to ensure standards are understood and uniformly implemented
- meet with project partners in advance of implementation to plan project work, communicate with sponsors and partners about project as it is underway
- provide logistical and technical support to crews, coordinate aggregate and material delivery with vendors
- supervise the construction of surfaced trail and structures including drainages, bridges, and retaining walls
- layout project work and continually check specifications using levels, measuring tape, chalk lines, etc when needed
- safely and effectively use hand tools like pick mattocks, rock bars, hammers, loppers, saws, axes, and pulaskis
- train and supervise crew in use
- safely and effectively use power tools such as drills, drivers, reciprocating saws, and generators
- train and supervise crew in use
- safely and effectively use rigging equipment such as winches, cable, blocks, shackles, and slings
- train and supervise crew in use
- work in and be prepared for nearly all weather conditions including rain, heat, humidity and bluebird days
- ensure preparation of crew, prioritize safety of crew
- work in as low-impact a way as is possible
- revegetate impacted areas and worksites
- foster a spirit of cooperation, safety, teamwork, and responsible stewardship
- serve as the primary responder/coordinator in the event of an emergency
- communicate regularly with Trails Program staff to obtain feedback and suggestions
- assist with maintenance of tools and equipment, and program facility as needed
- ability to drive AMC passenger vehicles and pickup trucks
- professionally represent the AMC to the public and cooperating agencies
- maintain a neat and professional appearance
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Job Qualifications
Experience
Mid Level (3-7 years)
Job Location
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