You will serve as a Range Technician with the Bureau of Land Management, performing technical rangeland management work in support of natural resource management programs in rangeland environments. Duties are developmental when the position is filled below the full performance level of GS-07. At the GS-07 full performance level, the role develops Allotment Management Plans under established procedures and guidance from rangeland management specialists; assists with grazing leases, permits, and other range administration; monitors allotments for permit compliance and identifies range and watershed improvement needs; and assists with identifying and documenting common plant species. The role also performs range management procedures, operates four-wheel-drive vehicles and navigates using standard methods and equipment, helps maintain range improvements, and collects field data for entry into computer applications and basic reports and maps. The position involves frequent field work, including walking, riding, stooping, bending, and lifting. Field conditions may include extreme heat or cold, rough terrain, insects, snakes, and other hazards. Telework is suitable only during an emergency or natural disaster. Salary ranges are GS-5: $40,736–$52,957; GS-6: $45,409–$59,031; and GS-7: $50,460–$65,599. First-time federal hires normally start at step 1.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level