State of Oklahoma-posted 3 months ago
Full-time • Entry Level
OK

Under the supervision of the Game Warden Supervisor and the general supervision of the District Chief of Law Enforcement, a Game Warden is responsible for enforcing the wildlife laws of the State of Oklahoma, public relation work with sportsmen, landowners, youth groups and license dealers in assigned area. Game Wardens will be in life threatening situations in the performance of their duties as a fully certified Oklahoma law enforcement officer and will be assigned to work nights, all weekends and most holidays. They will also assist other law enforcement agencies when requested. Game Wardens patrol designated areas by vehicle, boat, airplane or foot, checking licenses, bag limits and wildlife law violations. They may also be required to assist other Divisions of the Department in carrying out programs such as game and fish surveys, creel and bag census, public relations, information and education regarding Department programs and projects.

  • Investigate reports of violations.
  • Maintain a daily diary of work activities by writing reports in a concise legible manner.
  • Make arrests, serve warrants, and physically take subjects into custody who resist arrest without violating their constitutional rights.
  • Prepare evidence for court by identifying fish and wildlife species and submitting other evidence.
  • Testify and appear in court.
  • Demonstrate ability to use assigned weapons and qualify twice per year with assigned weapons (pistol, shotgun and rifle).
  • Arrange for disposition of confiscated or accidentally killed fish and game by loading and unloading, processing or cleaning carcasses.
  • Render first aid service to any citizen in need.
  • Assist stranded motorists along roadways requiring physical abilities.
  • Assist the general public in lifesaving and water safety by being a competent swimmer.
  • Assist other law enforcement agencies when called upon.
  • Assist other agencies in water pollution control.
  • Conduct conservation programs for organized groups or special projects requiring public speaking and presentation of wildlife information.
  • Assist Hunter Education Coordinator with programs and conduct Hunter Education Courses in assigned areas.
  • Assist license dealers, sportsmen, citizens and others on available hunting and fishing areas and interpret wildlife laws and resolutions.
  • Investigate hunting accidents, making proper reports.
  • Investigate landowner-sportsmen complaints.
  • Prepare reports as needed such as monthly activity or special projects.
  • Maintain vehicle and equipment in proper working order including operation of vehicle, boats and hunting and fishing equipment.
  • Perform other duties as requested by their chain of command.
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife or Fisheries Management, or equivalent field of study from an accredited college or university.
  • For degrees other than wildlife or fisheries, a minimum of twelve (12) credit hours in a wildlife related field is required.
  • Must be CLEET certified within the first year of employment and maintain the continuing education requirements of CLEET.
  • Must attach a copy of your transcript to be considered for this position.
  • No previous related experience with one year orientation on the job.
  • Must have basic computer skills and knowledge of word processing.
  • Must be able to work well with others and demonstrate good communication skills.
  • Must be able to meet physical ability standards which include taking subjects into custody, sometimes against their will.
  • $54,452.64 plus state benefit allowance.
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