Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) is an AmeriCorps program housed Department of Ecology that creates future leaders through community involvement and mentorship. We have more than 350 members and experienced staff statewide who restore critical habitat, build trails, and respond to local and national disasters. WCC is continuously recruiting for full-time Crew Supervisors to lead our field crews located statewide. Crew Supervisors lead a crew of five AmeriCorps members in service projects and mentor members in their professional development goals. With 52 field crews statewide, we offer a wide range of exciting, valuable opportunities in the environmental field.

During these unprecedented times, our priority remains the safety of our AmeriCorps members and Crew Supervisors. We have adapted our field safety measures to protect the health of our staff and the communities in which they serve. Through these safety measures, field crews will still get the opportunity to work outdoors building backcountry and urban trails, planting native trees and shrubs along rivers and streams, removing invasive species, and more!

Safety measures for field activities will include continued physical distancing, wearing a mask as needed, washing hands with soap regularly, and meeting respiratory protection requirements for eventual travel in a crew truck*. Until we are able to travel together in crew trucks, successful applicants may be required to travel to project sites in their own personal single occupancy vehicle (SOV). *this may include N-95, KN-95 and/or P-100 respirators, all of which require removal of facial hair for adequate fit

Benefits: Washington State offers one of the most competitive benefits packages in the nation, which includes paid holidays, paid trainings, sick leave, retirement, and annual leave.