Washington State Dept of Natural Resources has an opening in our Olympic Region
Region Engineer
Recruitment # 2014-10-7171-10282
SALARY RANGE:            $4,842 - $6,257  per month, includes a comprehensive 
benefit package and retirement.

LOCATION:                      Forks, Washington

OPEN UNTIL FILLED

Note: It is to your advantage to submit your materials sooner than later


As the registered professional engineer for the Region, the Region Engineer 
reports to the State Lands Assistant Region Manager and is responsible for the 
engineering program in Olympic Region. This includes forest road maintenance, 
fish passage improvement, managing rock resources, heavy equipment crew 
supervision, right of way and easement supervision and engineering standards.

They represent the Departments interests to private operators, business, 
government officials, and the public where there are complex and sensitive 
issues, providing input and recommending actions. They are responsible for both 
professional and technical staff including hiring, training, and disciplinary 
action.

The position is accountable for achieving all program deliverables, developing 
region program standards, planning and coordinating with appropriate region 
program/district leads regarding program implementation and resolution of 
issues.



REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:



*       Education: Bachelor of Science degree in civil or forest engineering 
from an accredited college/university. Must have at least 10 years of 
engineering field experience in road structure design, construction, and 
compliance.

Experience with:


*       2 years of supervisory experience

*       Recommending program guidelines and procedures

*       Natural resource engineering design

*       Budgets, grants and funding

Competency to:

*       Competent with computer software, including word processing and 
spreadsheets; project planning and oversight

*       Familiar with multiple forestry tools and systems including equipment 
and applications that enhance field productivity (GPS, GIS, and modeling 
systems).

*       Effective communications and interpersonal skills

*       Strong skills in relationship-building and teamwork


DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS:

*       5 years supervisory experience.
Experience with:

*       State level forest practices rules

*       Facilitation, collaboration, negotiation and conflict resolution

*       Landscape planning and ecosystem management

*       Broad multi-disciplinary understanding of forest management field and 
staff operations

*       Trust management theory and principle

*       Fundamental forest management principles and methods

*       Fundamental forest engineering principles and methods

*       Fundamental logging principles and methods

*       Laws and issues associated with natural resource management



SPECIAL POSITION REQUIREMENTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS


*       Professional engineering license with forest engineering or civil 
engineering discipline.

*       This position requires driving as an essential function.  Essential 
means that driving is a fundamental, crucial part of this position and not a 
marginal function. Employees who drive for state business, whether in a state 
or privately-owned vehicle, are required to possess a valid license as defined 
in policy PO02-006 and abide by all other driver responsibility requirements.

*       Ability to work on uneven terrain in all weather conditions.

*       The incumbent in this position is required to travel.

*       Must have a valid driver's license and have two years of driving 
experience.

*       Must be at least 18 years of age at the time of hire.

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Questions?  Please contact Drew Rosanbalm at 
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