Road Maintenance Supervisor at GREEN DIAMOND RESOURCE COMPANY in Korbel, California

Job Description:

Who you are:
You enjoy working outdoors and are a great communicator. You may have a degree in Forest Management, Engineering, or equivalent work experience. You should have at least 5 to 7 years of experience in road layout, design, maintenance, or construction. You have probably operated dump truck, logging truck, and/or heavy-duty logging or construction equipment so you know and understand how to build logging roads using this equipment. You are an experienced leader who is dependable, works hard, and has supervised crews in past jobs.

What the job is:
This position has the responsibility of supervising road maintenance, construction, rocking, improvements, decommissioning activities, and company log hauling for the Korbel Operations.

Listed are examples of the work this role performs:

Assures a safe workplace by actively participating in the company safety program.
Directs the work of approximately sixteen (16) hourly Green Diamond union employees engaged in all aspects of road maintenance activities and log hauling on Company roads.
Implements the "Working Agreement" rules between Green Diamond Resource Company and the Union.
Administers and coordinates 3-5 contractors that provide dump trucks, water trucks, graders, excavators, and dozers to support road rocking, construction, improvements, and maintenance operations.
Oversees the construction of new roads and improvement of existing roads to support logging operations.
Supervises the installation of permanent and temporary watercourse crossings under approved permits.
Coordinates with company logging supervisors and logging contractors to ensure that roads are available for log hauling as scheduled.
Supervises activities of company log trucks to ensure that logs are safely and efficiently hauled from the landing to the lumber mill or yard.
Supervises employees in maintenance activities to support winter log hauling, prevent storm damage to company roads and minimize the introduction of sediment into watercourses from company roads during the winter.
Coordinates road stabilization for active haul roads during the summer months. Road watering is accomplished with company and contract water trucks. Schedules road grading operations conducted with company and contract graders.
Supervises company and contract road rocking capacity.
Assures all road work meets Company standards, Timber Harvest Plan (THP) requirements, Aquatic Habitat Conservation Plan (AHCP) standards, Forest Practice Act standards, and standards established in other agreements.
Coordinates the activities of roughly thirty (30) pieces of heavy equipment during the height of the operating season.

Where you'll work:
You will supervise the work of company and contract road crews on Green Diamond's privately held forest property, located in Humboldt county along the Northern California coast. This office is located in Crannell, CA nestled in the forest where redwoods meet the Pacific Ocean.

Compensation Details:
Annual salary range: $72,264 - $108,396 per year. The wage is just one part of Green Diamond's total compensation package. Other rewards include eligibility to receive an annual company financial bonus and the opportunity to receive a performance-based bonus, candidate referral bonuses, and spot bonuses.

In addition, Green Diamond offers a generous benefit package to include medical/vision and dental, life and disability insurance, 401(k) plan with match and profit sharing. Paid time off includes 9 designated and up to 2 personal holidays, 10 vacation days, 10 sick days, 30 days parental leave, 3 days bereavement, an extra 2 day bereavement unpaid, jury duty, 1 volunteer day, and 5 days family care. More information about benefits can be viewed on our website: www.greendiamond.com/people/career-opportunities

Who Green Diamond is:
We grow and nurture forests, a renewable resource to build homes, schools, and household necessities; sequestering and storing carbon every single day we operate. We're a 5th generation, family-owned company that is guided by our values of environmental stewardship and supporting our local communities. The history of our Company spans over 130 years. We do what's right, even when it is the harder path to follow. We focus on the health and safety of our people first - by taking care of all our resources, we plan to be here for another 130 years.