Cultural Resources Manager Clerk

Rivet•Las Vegas, NV

9d•$36,005 - $45,989•Onsite

About The Position

Rivet Operations Company is looking for a Cultural Resources Manager Clerk to assist the Cultural Resources Program Manager in sustaining the cultural resources programs at Nellis AFB and its associated ranges; including the Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR). This role supports required inventories, recovery, and development of programs designed to protect historic and cultural resources on military-owned and withdrawn property. This role ensures that all Federal, Tribal, State, and local environmental laws and regulations are met and directly supports compliance with Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act. This role also provides consultation and advisory support to Native American Programs and general administrative and files management support to the Environmental Element.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree related to Archeology.
1 year of practical experience or field work.
Strong written communication skills for preparing reports, site records, and briefings for agencies such as SHPO and Tribal Relations Officers.
Requires the applicant to possess and maintain an active Secret clearance for the position.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting DoD, Air Force, or other Federal installation cultural resources programs.
Working knowledge of the National Historic Preservation Act, specifically Sections 106 and 110, and applicable Federal, Tribal, State, and local environmental laws and regulations.
Proficiency with GIS, base map maintenance, and archaeological database/records management.
Ability to effectively engage with senior military leaders, Government personnel, and contractor teams.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.

Responsibilities

Support the Compliance Subprogram and assist in the evaluation, protection, and preservation of archaeological, historical, and cultural resources, ensuring stipulations of federal law are met.
Conduct surveys in coordination with the EIAP specialist and NTTR management, perform field work, evaluate sites, and write reports and site records, ensuring finalized documents are submitted to the Tribal Relations Officers, SHPO, and other appropriate agencies.
Respond immediately to reports of discovered human remains, including contacting the Tribal Relations Officers, and coordinate emergency consultations on discovered burials.
Provide consultation and advisory services to support Native American Programs, including managing Government-to-Government consultations with tribes such as the Shoshone, Paiute, or Mojave people, with travel as far as 250 miles from the installation.
Assist with executing projects to ensure conformance with Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act, including developing research concepts, conducting field research, maintaining detailed inventories, and preparing final documents.
This position may require access to FOUO information and occasional access to restricted areas and/or material when providing support and will follow/adhere to OPSEC guidelines and pertaining directives.