Crew Chief (Field Based)
Crew Chief (Field Based)
L5
Occupations
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersAnthropologists and ArcheologistsConstruction ManagersIndustries
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionAll Other Specialty Trade ContractorsSite Preparation Contractors- Safely and effectively leading field teams.
- Monitor construction activities for potential cultural resource discoveries as instructed, such as during grading, trenching, excavation, and utility installation
- Identify, document, and evaluate archaeological materials, features, and isolated finds
- Implement unanticipated discovery procedures in accordance with project permits
- Coordinate in real time with construction crews, project managers, and cultural resource leads.
- Maintain compliance with cultural resource permit conditions and environmental commitments
- Complete daily monitoring logs, field notes, and photographic documentation
- Collect GPS data as instructed
- Assist with preparation of monitoring summaries, discovery documentation, and technical memoranda
- Communicate findings, compliance concerns, and work status to project managers and senior archaeologists
- Participate in construction worker cultural resource awareness briefings as needed
- Support coordination with Native American tribal monitors, when applicable
- Other duties as assigned or required
- Compliance with ERM's rigorous safety program
- Bachelor's degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or a closely related field preferred
- Minimum of 5 years of Crew Chief experience in Great Basin archaeological fieldwork or cultural resource monitoring
- Be permitted as a ID BLM Crew Chiew or higher
- Experience monitoring construction or infrastructure projects
- Familiarity with Section 106, NHPA, and BLM, NV, and ID agency permitting requirements
- Ability to identify prehistoric and historic-period archaeological materials
- Experience using GPS units, Survey123, ArcGIS, or similar field data collection tools
- Valid driver's license with a satisfactory driving record
- Ability to work safely in active construction environments and outdoor field conditions
- Master's degree preferred. Candidates with relevant professional experience demonstrating a commensurate level of knowledge and expertise are also encouraged to apply.
- Qualification under the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards (36 CFR Part 61) in Archaeology preferred.
- Experience working in remote areas for extended periods
- Demonstrated ability to support projects requiring sustained field engagement
- Experience working alongside Native American tribal monitors
- Experience preparing technical reports, monitoring summaries, or discovery documentationOSHA 10- or 30-hour construction safety training
- Wilderness and Remote First Aid Training
- Long hours in outdoor environments and temperature extremes
- Walking or hiking on uneven terrain while carrying field equipment
- Working in active construction sites around heavy equipment
Level
SeniorL5
Location
Salt Lake City, UT
Occupation
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers
Industry
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
Posted
5 days ago
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