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From: <jasonw...@gmail.com<mailto:jasonw...@gmail.com>>
Subject: [SWR] Cave Manager Outreach
Date: January 5, 2016 at 2:14:23 PM CST
To: swr <s...@caver.net<mailto:s...@caver.net>>

To all Cavers, from Brad Bolton:

Please find attached and share widely the Outreach for the Cave Specialist 
position.  This Outreach is posted in the Outreach Database and we are looking 
for a detailer and those interested in the permanent opportunity.  This is a 
5/7/9 career ladder position so we may fill at any of those grades.

Brad Bolton
District Ranger

Forest Service
Lincoln National Forest, Guadalupe Ranger District

p: 575-885-4181
c: 575-415-5570
f: 575-887-3690
blbol...@fs.fed.us<mailto:blbol...@fs.fed.us>


RESPONSE TO OUTREACH DUE: February 4, 2016
Interested applicants should complete the Outreach Form included in the 
attached document and email it to Brad Bolton, Guadalupe District Ranger, at 
blbol...@fs.fed.us<mailto:blbol...@fs.fed.us>. Responses are requested by 
February 4, 2016

ABOUT THE POSITION
This position serves as the Forest-wide Cave Specialist and the Cave Ecosystem 
Program Manager. The position responsibilities are very complex, covering all 
technical cave related matters across the Lincoln NF (including 3 Districts 
encompassing more than a million acres and 250 caves). The responsibilities 
also include managing the Forest-wide program including budgeting, permitting, 
NEPA compliance, partnership building, educational outreach, interagency 
work-teams and interfacing with the Forest Supervisor, the Supervisor’s staff 
and the Regional Office.





QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Those who are interested must meet the qualification requirements for the 
GS-0401 series that is covered by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) 
Qualification Standards for General Schedule Positions – GS-0401 Biological 
Scientist. The OPM Qualification Standards Handbook Manual is available for 
review at any federal personnel office or on the Internet at: 
https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/classification-qualifications/general-schedule-qualification-standards/0400/forestry-series-0460/



Job specific duties include high technical skill in all aspects of vertical and 
horizontal caving, the ability to educate others in technical skill, and the 
ability to maintain a caving cache of equipment to the highest safety standards.



Location
The position is located in the Guadalupe District Office, Carlsbad, NM and is 
supervised by the Guadalupe District Ranger. Frequent travel of distances 1-3 
hours from the office is required in a government furnished vehicle. The vast 
majority of Lincoln NF caves are located 1-2 hours from Carlsbad on the 
Guadalupe Ranger District.

Duties
-Administer the Backcountry Recreation Caving Program and ‘safety first’ program
-Facilitate all cave entry by Forest Service employees, contractors, and 
researchers
-Co-manage Fort Stanton Cave through an agreement with the Bureau of Land 
Management (BLM)
-Coordinate cave-training for Forest Service employees, Trip Leaders and large 
volunteer groups
-Coordinate cave ecosystem monitoring, and the cave education program
-Build and maintain partnerships with local caving groups, universities and 
outside agencies
-Build and maintain caving equipment caches, and a program budget
-Contribute cave information to ongoing Forest Plan Revision process





THE FOREST
The Lincoln National Forest is known as the birthplace of the world-famous 
Smokey Bear, the symbol of the campaign to prevent forest fires.  The original 
Smokey Bear is buried in Capitan, New Mexico.
The Lincoln covers approximately 1.1 million acres and consists of three Ranger 
Districts - Smokey Bear (D1), Sacramento (D2), and Guadalupe (D3).  There are 
three major mountain ranges that cover 1,103,441 acres in southeastern New 
Mexico - Sacramento, Guadalupe, and Capitan.  Elevations of 4,000 to 11,500 
feet pass through five different life zones from Chihuauhan desert to subalpine 
forest.  Vegetation ranges from rare cacti in the lower elevations to Englemann 
spruce in the higher elevations.
More people enjoy the Lincoln National Forest and the surrounding areas for 
recreation use than for all other uses combined.  In the summer, climatic 
relief provided by the mountains draws people from surrounding deserts and 
plains.  However, the Forest offers the user a variety of recreational 
opportunities any season of the year.  The Lincoln National Forest can provide 
the recreational experience you are seeking,  whether you enjoy sight-seeing, 
wildlife watching, picnicking, camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, mountain 
biking, horseback riding, motorcycling, snowmobiling, alpine or cross country 
skiing, or caving.




OUTREACH NOTICE

Due February 4, 2016

Permanent Position or
120 Temporary Detail


        Cave Specialist / Program Manager


Position Title:

Biological Scientist

Series/Grade:

GS-0401-5/7/9

Location:

Carlsbad, New Mexico





Applicant Information

Name:





E-Mail Address:





Mailing Address:





Current Title, Series, Grade:





Current Organization/Location:

 USFS      NPS      BLM      Other

Current Appointment:

 Permanent   Temporary   Term   Not Current Employee




If you are NOT a current permanent (career or career conditional) employee, are 
you eligible to be hired under any of the following authorities?

  Person With Disabilities
  Veteran Recruitment Act
  Disabled Veterans With 30% Compensable Disability




  Veteran’s Employment Opportunities Act of 1998
  Former Peace Corps Volunteer
  Student Career Experience Program
  Other _____________________________________





Please feel free to attach a resume or other supporting document to this 
outreach response form; however, it is not required and may not increase your 
chance for selection.



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