This is an approximately eight-month, full-time seasonal position (1260 hours per year). Weekend and holiday work may be required. Primary duties focus on maintenance tasks within the Beartooth Wildlife Management Area, with periodic assignments to larger regional projects or maintenance needs at Fishing Access Sites and State Parks within the unit. The Beartooth WMA encompasses 35,174 acres at the northeast end of the Big Belt Mountains and provides critical winter range for elk, mule deer, and bighorn sheep. From May 15 to December 1, it is heavily used for hunting, horseback riding, camping, hiking, and other recreation. This position is based at Beartooth Wildlife Management Area. The incumbent will spend approximately 75%25 of their time on the WMA and will be required to stay onsite from April through November. Housing is provided in the WMA bunkhouse. The Maintenance Worker 1 is part of the Parks and Outdoor Recreation Division and serves as a member of the Regional Maintenance Team, reporting to the Helena Maintenance Team Supervisor. The position performs a wide range of routine maintenance and grounds-keeping duties, including the upkeep of buildings, grounds, facilities, roads, and trails. This position plays a critical role in supporting the maintenance and operation of Fish Wildlife and Parks sites. The incumbent must demonstrate the ability to work independently or in a team atmosphere with other regional maintenance staff. It requires an individual capable of identifying maintenance needs and able to adapt workflows to mitigate for public impacts.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED