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Ecological Monitoring Program Coordinator
Description of Duties
Ecological Monitoring Crew Leader and Member Hiring:
– Assist in developing positions for the Ecological Monitoring program with many different project partners.
– Develop, oversee, and evaluate an effective strategy to recruit and advertise 38-50 crew personnel positions, collaborating with other staff as necessary.
– Monitor and review incoming applications for volume and quality.
– Interview, select, and onboard crew leads and members in a timely manner, collaborating externally and internally as necessary.
– Collect, compile, and process all required intake and enrollment materials for Crew Leaders and Members.
– Co-manage with the Individual Placements (IP) program any IPs that are funded by AIM-related agreements and whose roles directly contribute to the partner’s larger efforts of Ecological Monitoring program.
Training, Field Support, and Development:
– Assist in creating and delivering internal orientations and trainings, intentionally aligning with Conservation Legacy’s strategic initiatives.
– Proactively visit, assist, and support crews in the field as needed.
– Facilitate and encourage opportunities for crew lead and member development.
– Continue with technical program-specific education, training, and industry exposure.
Partner Support and Position Development:
– Work with BLM State and Field Office staff contacts and other corps to support CO and NM BLM AIM programs.
– Facilitate crews’ attendance to technical trainings (provided each year by the BLM), as well as other trainings requested by the BLM.
– Facilitate consistent field operations and share best practices/learning lessons.
Program Support and Administration:
– Supervise and mentor a cohort of Ecological Monitoring crews and related IPs.
– Ensure that timesheets are completed promptly and correctly.
– Enforce and monitor appropriate risk management and all SCC Policies and Procedures across the program
– Review and follow up on incident reports, vehicle accident reports, and worker’s compensation claims.
– Assist with vehicle leasing, remote fleet management, remote gear cache management, and other program logistics.
– Develop and implement effective and efficient administrative systems for recruitment, enrollment, management, evaluation, exits, reporting, and marketing.
– Maintain regular remote communications with crews.
– Collaborate with crews and staff to maintain and improve program operations and quality.
– Work to maintain high retention and satisfy partners through regular communication with crews.
– Coordinate, review, and follow up on completion and quality of crew evaluations.
General Administration:
– Participate in staff meetings and support other staff as appropriate.
– Abide by Conservation Legacy’s credit cardholder and spending policies, including providing proper associated documentation.
Regional and Organizational Support:
– Participate in SCC’s internal, rotating emergency on-call system.
– Maintain productive relationships and interface significantly with other staff regarding administrative details
– Attend off-season SCC/Conservation Legacy retreats and operations development events.
– Assist with activities of other programs of SCC.
– Provide technical knowledge to and build capacity of monitoring programs and projects in other areas of Conservation Legacy as opportunities arise, engage, lead, and support an inclusive work environment for those of underrepresented populations within the organization and the communities we serve.
– Lead and/or participates in organizational-wide teams, projects and initiatives that support the work of the Strategic Plan’s goals.
– Reports any potential harassment or grievances within the organization as identified in the Personnel Policy Manual.
Minimum Qualifications: – College graduate (Bachelor’s, at minimum) with coursework in ecology, botany, range science, soil science, wildlife biology, natural resource management, conservation biology, or a related field OR some college-level coursework in the above subject area(s) and one full sampling season performing AIM methodology, or highly similar, in a leadership capacity – Understanding of scientific, data, and statistical principles – Basic vascular plant identification and taxonomy – Exhibits the ability to effectively work on diverse teams or with a variety of populations, including those underrepresented at our organization and those of BIPOC communities – Experience with influencing diverse groups of employees to achieve common goals. – Flexibility, adaptability and capacity to work in a fluid, changing work environment. – The ability to carry out assigned work independently or with minimal supervision. – The ability to communicate effectively, manage complexity, cultivate innovation, drive and influence results of oneself and others. – The ability to work well with others and to seek assistance when needed to carry out assignments – Familiarity with Microsoft Office programs and applications, or similar platforms – Proficient in phone and email communications – Ability to keep others in remote locations accountable to expectations – Valid driver’s license and insurable driving record. – Must be able to pass the organization’s criminal history background check requirements Preferred Qualifications: – Successful completion of 6 months or one term/season/capstone in ecological/environmental fieldwork or a laboratory-based research project with leadership responsibilities. – Proficient vascular plant identification and taxonomy. Demonstrated experience with any of the following:- Recruitment, hiring, training, and/or management. – Managing administrative systems or databases.
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