Park Maintenance (LTE) - Seasonal
COUNTY OF BROWN
Date: 14 hours ago
City: Green Bay, WI
Contract type: Full time

JOB REQUIREMENTS: Park Maintenance (LTE) positions are introductory
positions that run between April and October and handle the most basic
routine upkeep of our county parks properties. With 18 parks
encompassing 3,100+ acres in Brown County, these positions provide some
of the most admired and measurable work of our department as they handle
the smaller tasks that amount to the many reasons people visit our parks
and are drawn to them. This is a great starting position for those
looking for an outdoor, summer job with opportunities for future
advancements. Locations of Park Maintenance (LTE) positions include the
following: Bay Shore County Park (also covers Eagles Nest & Wequiock
Falls) Brown County Fairgrounds (also covers Fonferek\'s Glen, Lily
Lake, Neshota, St. Francis, Way-Morr & State Trails) Pamperin Park (also
covers the Brown County Dog Park) Reforestation Camp The Department is
looking to hire multiple individuals for the above County Parks to work
40 hours per week as a Seasonal, April through October, and Summer, late
May through August. Rotating weekends and evenings will be required as
well as holidays. Differential Pay will apply for any shifts worked
between 7:00 PM and 6:00 AM, and an added \$.50 per hour for weekend
work between 12:01 AM Saturday and 11:59 PM Sunday (though very few
shifts will occur outside of sunrise to sunset.) On-the-job training is
provided, and we will supply two uniform shirts, a windbreaker, and a
hat as uniforms must be worn. Lunch is one-half hour and is unpaid,
those working a four-hour shift receive one paid break, while those
working an eight-hour shift receive two paid breaks. Each shift, staff
reviews the day\'s tasks with either the Assistant Ranger/Ranger/Field
Manager and dispatches by foot, via a UTV, or County pick-up truck to
begin the day\'s work. Why work for Brown County Parks? These positions
are set up to provide candidates with experience needed for future
employment in a variety of fields as the work done as a County public
servant is diverse and shows future employers that you were able to
multi-task, interact with the public, and responsibly manage and go
about assigned tasks and projects. It shows a level of respect that
Brown County Parks prides itself on being a part of as you develop a
highly employable skill set that is transferrable to a variety of
fields. We also strive to teach life skills and provide experiences that
go beyond the work at hand that will personally benefit you. These
positions are ideal for college and technical students looking to get
into the field of Parks, Recreation, Forestry, Land Conservation,
National Park Service, Environmental Education, Naturalists, Wardens,
Government, Municipal work, Engineering, etc. and are also a great fit
for those to broaden life skills, outdoor enthusiasts, retirees,
teachers, or those simply looking for an enjoyable outdoor summer job
where they can make a difference. Essential Duties Performs semi-skilled
routine maintenance including, but not limited to park shelters,
campgrounds, boat landings, recreational trails, parks amenities, etc.
Performs Park\'s maintenance such as use of basic hand tools, utility
carts, trucks with trailers, cleaning, trail repairs, equipment
operation, painting/staining, etc. Performs general parks aesthetics
including, but not limited to use of a zero-turn lawn (training provided
as needed), trimming trees, pulling weeds, removing brush, maintaining
shrubbery and flower beds throughout the parks, picking up litter (we
are a carry-in/carry-out parks system meaning that there are no garbage
cans placed throughout the parks that need to be pulled), raking,
spreading woodchips, cleaning fire pits, etc. Greets shelter renters,
reviews shelter rules, and assists renters as needed to assure the
success of their rental. Collects and deposits revenues as necessary
from iron rangers (site-specific as these are found at cert in park
trailheads for fee-based uses.) Assists in construction projects such as
the installation and or repairs of park signage, fencing, gates, etc. as
directed. Identifies and assists with equipment maintenance. Conducts
park inspections, identifies and reports potential hazards/deficiencies,
graffiti, etc. Instructs and/or assists volunteers or other assigned
personnel in proper work techniques and methods as needed. Loads,
unloads, and hauls materials needed to complete assigned tasks. Enforces
park rules with confidence and is approachable and friendly to all park
users. Completes special projects as assigned. \*\*\*\*\* OTHER
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS: General knowledge of grounds and building
maintenance. Ability to go about all duties of this position safely and
properly. Ability to meet scheduling and attendance requirements.
Ability to follow directions and grasp new skills. Ability to interact
and respond to citizen inquires or guide them to the right service.
Ability to always keep a positive attitude and professional demeanor,
and to address residents\' and customers\' concerns in a helpful,
courteous manner. Ability to work both cooperatively with Park personnel
and the public, as well as independently with little-to-no supervision
throughout the County Park system. Ability to respectfully represent
Parks Department. Ability to manage time to efficiently complete the
day\'s tasks/duties. Knowledge of and ability to use a computer and the
required software. Ability to keep an accurate daily log of activities.
Ability to perform heavy manual labor. Ability to use hand and power
tools. Ability to work the required hours of the job. Ability to
run/operate County vehicles, tractors, trailers, and power equipment.
Ability to follow detailed instructions which may be oral and/or
written. Ability to read and interpret a variety of maps. Ability to
answer inquiries and complaints effectively with tact and courtesy.
Ability to enforce code violations and write enforcement inspection
reports. Ability to use discretion during the enforcement of parks
violations, while upholding the professional customer services standards
of the department. Have excellent organizational skills. Ability to work
in varied weather conditions. \*\*\*\*\* APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply
Online: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/browncounty
positions that run between April and October and handle the most basic
routine upkeep of our county parks properties. With 18 parks
encompassing 3,100+ acres in Brown County, these positions provide some
of the most admired and measurable work of our department as they handle
the smaller tasks that amount to the many reasons people visit our parks
and are drawn to them. This is a great starting position for those
looking for an outdoor, summer job with opportunities for future
advancements. Locations of Park Maintenance (LTE) positions include the
following: Bay Shore County Park (also covers Eagles Nest & Wequiock
Falls) Brown County Fairgrounds (also covers Fonferek\'s Glen, Lily
Lake, Neshota, St. Francis, Way-Morr & State Trails) Pamperin Park (also
covers the Brown County Dog Park) Reforestation Camp The Department is
looking to hire multiple individuals for the above County Parks to work
40 hours per week as a Seasonal, April through October, and Summer, late
May through August. Rotating weekends and evenings will be required as
well as holidays. Differential Pay will apply for any shifts worked
between 7:00 PM and 6:00 AM, and an added \$.50 per hour for weekend
work between 12:01 AM Saturday and 11:59 PM Sunday (though very few
shifts will occur outside of sunrise to sunset.) On-the-job training is
provided, and we will supply two uniform shirts, a windbreaker, and a
hat as uniforms must be worn. Lunch is one-half hour and is unpaid,
those working a four-hour shift receive one paid break, while those
working an eight-hour shift receive two paid breaks. Each shift, staff
reviews the day\'s tasks with either the Assistant Ranger/Ranger/Field
Manager and dispatches by foot, via a UTV, or County pick-up truck to
begin the day\'s work. Why work for Brown County Parks? These positions
are set up to provide candidates with experience needed for future
employment in a variety of fields as the work done as a County public
servant is diverse and shows future employers that you were able to
multi-task, interact with the public, and responsibly manage and go
about assigned tasks and projects. It shows a level of respect that
Brown County Parks prides itself on being a part of as you develop a
highly employable skill set that is transferrable to a variety of
fields. We also strive to teach life skills and provide experiences that
go beyond the work at hand that will personally benefit you. These
positions are ideal for college and technical students looking to get
into the field of Parks, Recreation, Forestry, Land Conservation,
National Park Service, Environmental Education, Naturalists, Wardens,
Government, Municipal work, Engineering, etc. and are also a great fit
for those to broaden life skills, outdoor enthusiasts, retirees,
teachers, or those simply looking for an enjoyable outdoor summer job
where they can make a difference. Essential Duties Performs semi-skilled
routine maintenance including, but not limited to park shelters,
campgrounds, boat landings, recreational trails, parks amenities, etc.
Performs Park\'s maintenance such as use of basic hand tools, utility
carts, trucks with trailers, cleaning, trail repairs, equipment
operation, painting/staining, etc. Performs general parks aesthetics
including, but not limited to use of a zero-turn lawn (training provided
as needed), trimming trees, pulling weeds, removing brush, maintaining
shrubbery and flower beds throughout the parks, picking up litter (we
are a carry-in/carry-out parks system meaning that there are no garbage
cans placed throughout the parks that need to be pulled), raking,
spreading woodchips, cleaning fire pits, etc. Greets shelter renters,
reviews shelter rules, and assists renters as needed to assure the
success of their rental. Collects and deposits revenues as necessary
from iron rangers (site-specific as these are found at cert in park
trailheads for fee-based uses.) Assists in construction projects such as
the installation and or repairs of park signage, fencing, gates, etc. as
directed. Identifies and assists with equipment maintenance. Conducts
park inspections, identifies and reports potential hazards/deficiencies,
graffiti, etc. Instructs and/or assists volunteers or other assigned
personnel in proper work techniques and methods as needed. Loads,
unloads, and hauls materials needed to complete assigned tasks. Enforces
park rules with confidence and is approachable and friendly to all park
users. Completes special projects as assigned. \*\*\*\*\* OTHER
EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS: General knowledge of grounds and building
maintenance. Ability to go about all duties of this position safely and
properly. Ability to meet scheduling and attendance requirements.
Ability to follow directions and grasp new skills. Ability to interact
and respond to citizen inquires or guide them to the right service.
Ability to always keep a positive attitude and professional demeanor,
and to address residents\' and customers\' concerns in a helpful,
courteous manner. Ability to work both cooperatively with Park personnel
and the public, as well as independently with little-to-no supervision
throughout the County Park system. Ability to respectfully represent
Parks Department. Ability to manage time to efficiently complete the
day\'s tasks/duties. Knowledge of and ability to use a computer and the
required software. Ability to keep an accurate daily log of activities.
Ability to perform heavy manual labor. Ability to use hand and power
tools. Ability to work the required hours of the job. Ability to
run/operate County vehicles, tractors, trailers, and power equipment.
Ability to follow detailed instructions which may be oral and/or
written. Ability to read and interpret a variety of maps. Ability to
answer inquiries and complaints effectively with tact and courtesy.
Ability to enforce code violations and write enforcement inspection
reports. Ability to use discretion during the enforcement of parks
violations, while upholding the professional customer services standards
of the department. Have excellent organizational skills. Ability to work
in varied weather conditions. \*\*\*\*\* APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply
Online: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/browncounty
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