Conservation and Operations Manager

CONSERVATION AND OPERATIONS MANAGER

Conservation and Operations Manager

Andorra Forest

The conservation and operations manager is full-time or part-time, with a BA/BS or above preferred. Extensive relevant experience is required. The salary is $52,000 to $70,000, or hourly equivalent, depending on experience and qualifications. Benefits package to be negotiated, and onsite rental housing may be available.

The conservation and operations manager oversees stewardship of the forest and the maintenance of buildings, roads and trails. The position reports to the managing partner, one of several family members who serve as general partners.

Responsibilities are listed below, though some work is expected to be subcontracted, depending on the skill set and interests of the successful applicant.

Oversee and maintain conservation operations on over 10,000 acres including maintenance of roads and trails, vehicles, equipment, a pick your own blueberry operation, property boundaries, public use, and the digital map database. For candidates who are not trained foresters this may involve working with a consulting forester and other specialists to oversee forestry operations and habitat improvement work.

Oversee and conduct maintenance of several houses, their grounds and outbuildings including: lawns, snow plowing, carpentry, plumbing, electricity, heating, firewood, cleaning and security. Make recommendations and coordinate major upkeep and repairs.

Respond to occasional urgent problems such as power failures or storm damage.

Oversee and manage the business office including bills, payroll, record keeping, budgets, insurance and leases. Report in person during family meetings between 2 and 4 times per year.

Supervise any employees and manage subcontractors.

Engage with government, education, conservation and recreation organizations, grantors, neighbors and members of the public who visit the property to hike, fish, hunt and snowmobile, etc. This may entail attending meetings, making presentations, and maintaining positive working relationships with relevant groups and individuals.

Bring creative ideas to foster sustainable operations with a long-term perspective.

Qualifications

Education: Bachelor's degree or higher in natural resource or related field preferred.

Experience: The successful candidate should have a demonstrated ability to manage a variety of projects in a multifaceted work environment. Experience with conservation land management, and/or the operation and maintenance of buildings is preferred.

To apply, send a letter of interest and resume along with three references to andorramanagersearchgmail.

Job Details

Andorra Forest L.P.

60 Queen Street

Stoddard, NH 03464

APPLICATION DEADLINE

April 9

LOCATION

New Hampshire

JOB CATEGORY

Operations

JOB TYPE

Full-Time