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Brent Daniel Pierson

Shoshone,United States

Overview

2025
2025
years of professional experience

Work History

Supervisor

John
  • McCoy (208-308-5986)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

ESR/Weeds Specialist

Bureau Of Land Managment

Supervisor

Bureau Of Land Management
  • Scott Uhrig (208-732-7232)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
  • Range Aid Wildland Firefighter "Engine Boss", This is a federal job), Scott Uhrig (208-732-7232)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes, : Scott Uhrig (208-732-7232)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
  • Range Aid Wildland Firefighter "Engine Boss", This is a federal job), Josh Brinkley (208-539-9021)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Captain, Wildland Firefighter

Bureau Of Land Management
01.2010
  • Fire Season, I assisted the Engine, in supervising a four man crew
  • I often supervised the crew and operated the engine while the engine captain was busy elsewhere
  • I helped organize crew projects on a daily basis as well as submit crew time reports on a weekly basis
  • I helped with the crew safety and well being by assisting with crew weekly safety meetings and by demonstrating a safe working attitude at all times
  • I also helped train the crew in all aspects of fire operations
  • I was responsible for the maintenance of the engine, i.e
  • Morning inspections, changing oil and air filters, greasing engine zerts and maintaining all fluids
  • I am also very familiar with the care and use of fire line hand tools, firing equipment, chain saws, belt weather kits and pumps
  • I am engine boss qualified and as such exhibited a good working knowledge of all phases of fire suppression
  • I have led drills as well as performed engine protection, read maps, GPS'd fires, did pump and roll procedures
  • I have also led squads on wildland fires performing all tasks that were assigned safely and efficiently
  • I have acted as lead burner for prescribed burns as well as for back burns during tactical operations
  • I have a Class B commercial drivers license and drive type four engines on and off the fire line
  • I have completed BL303 Tatra Driver Training and am proficient in the operation of a Tatra
  • During the early season, I was involved in the preparation of fire equipment for the upcoming fire season
  • This included outfitting the engines with tools and equipment and de-winterizing the engine and pump packages
  • During the 2010 season I also detailed to the Snake River Helitack for three weeks where I participated in long line operations, bucket work, cargo let down, and crew shuttling
  • During the late season, I was involved in the winterization of all fire equipment which included winterizing the engine and pump packages, maintenance of all equipment, and minor repairs to engines and equipment
  • Supervisor: Josh Brinkley (208-539-9021)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
  • Range Aid, , 0455, This is a federal job)

Engine Assistant

01.2009
  • Fire Season, I assisted the Engine Captain in supervising a four man crew
  • I often supervised the crew and operated the engine while the engine captain was busy elsewhere
  • I helped organize crew projects on a daily basis as well as submit crew time reports on a weekly basis
  • I helped with the crew safety and well being by assisting with crew weekly safety meetings and by demonstrating a safe working attitude at all times
  • I also helped train the crew in all aspects of fire operations
  • I was responsible for the maintenance of the engine, i.e
  • Morning inspections, changing oil and air filters, greasing engine zerts and maintaining all fluids
  • I am also very familiar with the care and use of fire line hand tools, firing equipment, chain saws, belt weather kits and pumps
  • I exhibited a good working knowledge of all phases of fire suppression
  • I have led drills as well as performed engine protection, read maps, GPS'd fires, did pump and roll procedures
  • I have also led squads on wildland fires performing all tasks that were assigned safely and efficiently
  • I have acted as lead burner for prescribed burns as well as for back burns during tactical operations
  • I have a Class B commercial drivers license and drive type four engines on and off the fire line
  • I have completed BL303 Tatra Driver Training and am proficient in the operation of a Tatra
  • During the early season, I was involved in the preparation of fire equipment for the upcoming fire season
  • This included outfitting the engines with tools and equipment and de-winterizing the engine and pump packages
  • During the late season, I was involved in the winterization of all fire equipment which included winterizing the engine and pump packages, maintenance of all equipment, and minor repairs to engines and equipment.

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
04.2015 - Current
  • Salary: $26.10 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 07
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • I have been a member of the Twin Falls District Emergency Stabilization and Restoration (ESR) program since 2015
  • I have served as a crew lead for projects such as fence construction and repair, noxious weed spraying, seed mixing, and drill seeding
  • My duties as a crew lead include preparing reports for managers, managing day to day workloads, managing and monitoring crew personnel, completing herbicide application records and managing and maintaining all necessary equipment to complete tasks
  • I obtained an Idaho State Pesticide License in August of 2014 as well as a Federal Pesticide License in March of 2018
  • I hold a Class A CDL and am proficient at operating (backing, towing and parking) diesel tractor-trailers, lowboy trailers, and cargo trailers up to 53 Feet long confirming all DOT & BLM safety requirements are being met
  • I have a great deal of experience hauling equipment such as tractors, dozers, and seed drills
  • Duties include repairing and maintaining seed drills by means of welding, bending, twisting, and replacing disk bearings, discs, and calibrating drills to ensure proper pounds per acre of seed are applied
  • Responsible for maintaining trailer lighting and wiring, packing, and changing of wheel bearings, checking and ensuring emergency brake systems are in working order and changing and maintaining tires as needed
  • I am capable of using welders both mig, tig, and stick, plasma cutters, cutting torches, heating torches, grinders, and all varieties of air powered and hand tools
  • In January 2023 I attended a week long welding class put on by the college of southern Idaho
  • I routinely used all of these tools to repair and fabricate new parts and improvements to range land seed drills including rebuilding seed drill frames, rebuilding and repairing drill arms, discs and bearings
  • Mixing herbicides and calibrating spray equipment including backpack pumps, ATV mounted sprayers, spray trailers, and boom sprayers
  • I am responsible for herbicide spraying and UTV maintenance including proper chemical mixing ratios, tank rinsing, oil changes, factory recalls, and general repairs
  • My duties on the ESR staff also include drill seeding areas recently impacted by wildfire, fencing freshly planted areas, and mixing seed
  • Implementing and applying record keeping requirements, insurance requirements, and responsibilities required by the state to hold a State and Federal Professional Applicators License
  • Fabricating and installing wildlife guzzler aprons by operating a backhoe and/or excavator
  • I am also familiar with and proficient at using a transit to get a tank level in the ground and determine slope/grade of water pipes that feed the guzzler
  • Effective at fabricating braces for drill frames from raw steel material to prevent future breaks
  • Certified and regularly operate a forklift both in the seed warehouse and in the field
  • Proficient in operation of a front-end loader and dump truck
  • Serve as a project inspector for fencing, aerial chemical spraying, and aerial seeding contracts
  • Serve as the Jarbidge Field Office noxious weeds lead
  • Duties include chemically treating noxious weeds, inventory of noxious weeds, designing treatment areas to be contracted, and preparing noxious weed and chemical application records
  • Efficient at creating purchase requests in Financial and Business Management System (FBMS)
  • Have acted as a project inspector upon supply deliveries and report findings to the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR)
  • Responsible for a government purchase, travel, and fleet card
  • Have managed day to day operations in the Twin Falls District seed warehouse including receiving seed from vendors, preparing seed samples, collecting all receiving paperwork, preparing rejected seed for return shipment, managing a mixing crew of up to 12 people to insure productivity and efficiency
  • Have managed seed warehouse inventory and maintained an accurate and up-to-date inventory
  • Responsible for maintaining warehouse facilities to ensure a clean and safe environment
  • This includes seed mixing operations, parking lot and trailer management, and maintaining motorized and non-motorized equipment
  • While being in the ESR program I have continued to be active in the fire program and have maintained Firefighter Type 1, Basic Faller, Engine Operator, Engine Boss, Firing Boss, Incident Commander Type 4, and Task Force Leader red card qualifications
  • Supervisor: William "Brandon" Brown (208-308-3981)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes, This is a federal job)

290 Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior
05.2007 - 05.2021
  • S-216 Driving For The Fire Service 6/14/07

Use
05.2007 - 05.2016

Range Technician

400
10.2014 - 04.2015
  • Salary: $16.01 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 07
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • In August of 2014 I obtained an Idaho State pesticide license
  • I have a decent understanding of noxious weed control and eradication by means of mechanical removal, herbicide application, and environmental control
  • I have assisted the Twin Falls District weeds program in the control of noxious weeds such as: Dyers Woad, Rush Skeleton Weed, and Salt Cedar
  • As the holder of an Idaho State applicators license I have a solid understanding of herbicide usage and regulations pertaining to them
  • I am aware of how science and technology play into the role of managing and preventing the spread of noxious weeds
  • I am also familiar with the common herbicides used in controlling noxious weeds
  • I know how to mix herbicides and calibrate spray equipment
  • I am able to operate all types of spray equipment from back pack pumps, ATV mounted sprayers, spray trailers and boom sprayers
  • I comprehend all the record keeping requirements, insurance requirements, and responsibilities required by the state to hold a professional applicators license
  • During the fall of 2014 I worked for the Emergency Stabilization and Restoration program drill seeding areas recently impacted by wildfire, fencing and mixing seed
  • Duties and responsibilities while drill seeding included calibrating seed drills to ensure the proper pounds per acre of seed was met by means of John Deere computer implemented management programs as well as mathematically
  • I was also responsible for tractor and seed drill maintenance
  • Both tractors and seed drills were greased regular, tractors also got regular servicing
  • Seed drills frequently broke and needed fixed by means of welding, bending, twisting, and replacing disk bearings and disks
  • I was also tasked with reading maps, operating various GPS systems and determining what needed to be seeded and what didn’t, or couldn’t be, due to terrain challenges and equipment capabilities
  • I would then facilitate the above with three tractors and their operators
  • I also routinely prepared progress updates for groups of managers that included how many acres were drill seeded, seed usage, terrain and weather concerns
  • I would also justify why some areas of a project got seeded and why some did not
  • I assisted in maintaining a functional schedule between two crews to ensure that three tractors where seeding seven days a week and that the work load was distributed evenly with equal opportunities to all involved
  • I assisted in moving tractors, seed drills, and seed vans from project site to project site
  • I hold a Class A CDL permit and am proficient at operating heavy equipment used in hauling tractors and drills
  • I am also proficient in the operation of trailers including: backing, towing, and parking
  • I regularly maintain trailer lighting and wiring, packing and changing of wheel bearings, checking and ensuring emergency brake systems are in working order and changing and maintaining tires as needed
  • As a result of my career seasonal appointment I was furlough for three weeks in January
  • Since being in pay status I have repaired range land seed drills
  • I am capable of using welders, plasma cutters, cutting torches, heating torches, grinders, and all varieties of air powered and hand tools
  • I routinely used all of these tools to repair and fabricate new parts and improvements to range land seed drills including rebuilding seed drill frames, rebuilding and repairing drill arms, discs, and bearings
  • I am affective at fabricating braces for drill frames from raw steel material to prevent future breaks
  • I regularly operate a fork lift to move range drills around
  • Supervisor: Scott Uhrig (208-732-7232)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
  • Engine Captian
  • Bureau Of Land Managment (This is a federal job)

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
04.2013 - 04.2015
  • Salary: $34,907.00 USD Per Year
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 6
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • During the 2014 Fire season I gained Engine Captain status
  • I was in charge of a type 4 Heavy Engine and supervised 3 people
  • I also co-managed the Carey guard station with one other BLM engine captain
  • I was responsible for the inventory and pre season check of the of the Guard Station and its small cache of fire supplies
  • I ensured that the facility was in working condition pre season by cooperating with the facilities managed to turn the water on, check the ac/ heating units, change light bulbs, and get the sprinkler system going
  • I also facilitated and took part in day to day facility maintenance such as: Lawn care, sprinkler system upkeep, painting, washing floors and various other tasks
  • I also coordinated with the weeds staff to treat the parking lot and surrounding area with herbicide to prevent the spread of noxious weeds
  • I also finished my ICT4 task book and am a qualified ICT4
  • I also obtained A class A CDL permit
  • Position: Engine Boss
  • During the 2013 Fire Season, I supervised one crew member for the season
  • I organized crew projects on a daily basis as well as submitted crew time reports on a weekly basis
  • I orientated the crew’s weekly safety meetings and demonstrated a safe working attitude
  • Part of my responsibilities was the maintenance of the engine, i.e
  • Morning inspections, changing oil and air filters, greasing engine zerts, maintaining all fluids
  • It was also my responsibility to exhibit a good working knowledge of all phases of fire suppression
  • As an Engine Boss, I have led drills as well as performed engine protection, read maps, GPS'd fires, and did pump and roll procedures
  • I have also led squads on wildland fires performing all tasks that were assigned safely and efficiently
  • I have acted as a lead burner for prescribed burns as well as for back burns during tactical operations
  • I have helped train crews in all aspects of fire operations
  • During the 2013 season I was also given the opportunity to be an Incident commander type 4 trainee a great deal and one more good assignment I will be a qualified ICT4
  • Further, I have a Class B commercial driver’s license
  • As an Engine Boss, I am experienced at operating Type 3, 4, and 6 engines
  • I have completed BL303 Tatra Driver Training and am knowledgeable in the operation of a Tatra
  • I have also completed BL302 650 Hummer Driver Training and am proficient in the operation of a Hummer., This is a federal job)

Range Technician

400
10.2013 - 04.2014
  • Salary: $16.01 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 07
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • During the Spring of 2013 I built, mended and planned the construction and layout of barbed wire fences, buck and pole fences, as well as structures and gates for the Emergency Stabilization and Restoration program
  • As a regular part of my duties building and mending fences I routinely operate ATV’s, UTV’s, 4x4 pickups, utility trailers, air and gas powered pneumatic post pounder, air powered rock drills, portable gas powered air compressors, fence stretchers, wire rollers as well as a variety of hand tools
  • Some of my duties and responsibilities while fencing included scouting fence locations by driving or walking and with the aid of a GPS, creating a detailed list of supplies needed and ensuring that those supplies were gathered to complete fencing projects in a timely matter
  • I was in charge of and assisted in temporary fence installation and removals, permanent fence instillations, as well as building gates and cattle guard crossings
  • I am familiar with BLM policy and expectations of fence construction and have been responsible in ensuring that these policies and standards are met
  • I also mixed seed for the ESR program
  • Duties and responsibilities while mixing seed included sorting different seed types and keeping track of lot numbers for each seed type that was used
  • I confirmed that the proper seed types and amounts were mixed and lot numbers were kept track of in an orderly manner
  • I prepared progress updates for managers that included how much seed had been used, what lots of a particular seed had been used, and inventory of seeds
  • I assisted in keeping rodents under control in the seed warehouse as well
  • I also helped prepare seed samples for testing to ensure all state and federal seed laws and regulations were met
  • I also worked for the Emergency stabilization and Restoration program drill seeding areas recently impacted by wildfire, fencing and mixing seed
  • Duties and responsibilities while drill seeding included calibrating seed drills to ensure the proper pounds per acre of seed was met by means of John Deere computer implemented management programs as well as mathematically
  • I was also responsible for tractor and seed drill maintenance
  • Both tractors and seed drills were regularly, as well as servicing tractors
  • Seed drills frequently broke and needed fixed by means of welding, bending, twisting, and replacing disk bearings and disks
  • I was also tasked with reading maps, operating various GPS systems and determining what needed to be seeded and what didn’t, or couldn’t be, due to terrain challenges and equipment capabilities
  • I would then facilitate the above with three tractors and their operators
  • I also routinely prepared progress updates for groups of managers that included how many acres were drill seeded, seed usage, terrain and weather concerns
  • I would also justify why some areas of a project got seeded and why some did not
  • I assisted in maintaining a functional schedule between two crews to ensure that three tractors where seeding seven days a week and that the work load was distributed evenly with equal opportunities to all involved
  • I assisted in moving tractors, seed drills, and seed vans from project site to project site
  • I hold a Class A CDL permit and am proficient at operating heavy equipment used in hauling tractors and drills
  • I am also proficient in the operation of trailers including: backing, towing, and parking
  • I regularly maintain trailer lighting and wiring, packing and changing of wheel bearings, checking and ensuring emergency brake systems are in working order and changing and maintaining tires as needed
  • As a result of my career seasonal fire status, I was furloughed the month of January

Range Technician

400
10.2012 - 12.2012
  • Salary: $15.01 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 05
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • During the fall of 2012 I worked for the Emergency Stabilization and Restoration program drill seeding areas recently impacted by wildfire, fencing as well as mixing seed
  • Duties and responsibilities while drill seeding included calibrating seed drills to ensure the proper pounds per acre of seed was met by means of John Deere computer implemented management programs as well as mathematically
  • I was also responsible for tractor and seed drill maintenance
  • Both tractors and seed drills got greased regular, tractors also got regular servicing
  • Seed drills frequently broke and needed fixed by means of welding, bending, twisting, and replacing disk bearings and disks
  • I was also tasked with reading maps, operating various GPS systems and determining what needed to be seeded and what didn’t, or couldn’t be, due to terrain challenges and equipment capabilities
  • I would then facilitate the above with three tractors and their operators
  • I also routinely prepared progress updates for groups of managers that included how many acres were drill seeded, seed usage, terrain and weather concerns
  • I would also justify why some areas of a project got seeded and why some did not
  • I assisted in maintaining a functional schedule between two crews to ensure that three tractors where seeding seven days a week and that the work load was distributed evenly with equal opportunities to all involved
  • I assisted in moving tractors, seed drills, and seed vans from project site to project site
  • I hold a Class A CDL permit and am proficient at operating heavy equipment used in hauling tractors and drills
  • I am also proficient in the operation of trailers including: backing, towing, and parking
  • I regularly maintain trailer lighting and wiring, packing and changing of wheel bearings, checking and ensuring emergency brake systems are in working order and changing and maintaining tires as needed.

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
04.2012 - 12.2012
  • Salary: $15.01 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 5
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • Position: Engine Boss
  • During the 2012 Fire Season, I supervised one crew member for the season
  • I organized crew projects on a daily basis as well as submitted crew time reports on a weekly basis
  • I orientated the crew’s weekly safety meetings and demonstrated a safe working attitude
  • Part of my responsibilities was the maintenance of the engine, i.e
  • Morning inspections, changing oil and air filters, greasing engine zerts, maintaining all fluids
  • It was also my responsibility to exhibit a good working knowledge of all phases of fire suppression
  • As an Engine Boss, I have led drills as well as performed engine protection, read maps, GPS'd fires, and did pump and roll procedures
  • I have also led squads on wildland fires performing all tasks that were assigned safely and efficiently
  • I have acted as a lead burner for prescribed burns as well as for back burns during tactical operations
  • I have helped train crews in all aspects of fire operations
  • Further, I have a Class B commercial driver’s license
  • As an Engine Boss, I am experienced at operating Type 3, 4, and 6 engines
  • I have completed BL303 Tatra Driver Training and am knowledgeable in the operation of a Tatra
  • I have also completed BL302 650 Hummer Driver Training and am proficient in the operation of a Hummer
  • Supervisor: Josh Brinkley (208-539-9021)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes, This is a federal job), This is a federal job)

Crew Member

Engine Refresher
01.2009 - 01.2012
  • As a crew member I was responsible for the maintenance of the engine i.e
  • Morning inspections, changing oil and air filters, greasing engine zerts and maintaining all fluids
  • I also acted as lead hose man on my engine
  • I led small hand crews while still being supervised by the Engine Module Leader
  • I acted as lead burner for prescribed burns as well as for back burns during tactical operations
  • I led drills as well as performed engine protection, read maps, GPS'd fires, did pump and roll procedures, worked hand line, winterized both Type 6 and Type 4 engines along with teaching others how to perform the tasks needed to complete the job
  • I also received a Class B commercial driver’s license and drove Type 4 engines on and off the fire line.Due to being a 1039 temporary employee I was only allowed to work six month before being laid off
  • Accomplishments: Detailed in 2007 and 2008 to the Ruby Mountain Hotshots in Elko, Nevada
  • While on detail I lead a ten person squad and was therefore able to complete my firefighter type 1 "FFT1" task book
  • I also ran a chainsaw and completed my faller A task book
  • I learned many different tactics and ways of fighting fire while on this detail
  • I assisted in hand ignition operations, hand line construction, holding a back burn with hand tools and many other assignments
  • I also promoted from a GS 2 in 2006,to a GS 3 in 2007, and finally a GS 4 in 2008.

Range Technician

400
10.2011 - 11.2011
  • Salary: $15.01 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 05
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • During the fall of 2011 I worked for the Emergency Stabilization and Restoration program drill seeding land impacted by wildfires
  • Duties and responsibilities while drill seeding included: calibrating seed drills to ensure the proper pounds per acre of seed was met by means of John Deere computer implemented management programs as well as mathematically
  • I was also responsible for tractor and seed drill maintenance
  • Both tractors and seed drills were greased regularly, tractors also received regular servicing
  • Seed drills frequently broke due to operation in rough rocky terrain and needed fixed by means of welding, bending, twisting, and replacing disk bearings and disks
  • Due to being a 1039 fire temporary employee I was only able to work for the ESR program from October through November.

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
05.2011 - 10.2011
  • 15.01 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 5
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • Position: Engine Boss
  • During the 2011 Fire Season, I supervised one crew member for part of the season and a crew of 4 members for the remainder of the season
  • I organized crew projects on a daily basis as well as submitted crew time reports on a weekly basis
  • I orientated the crew’s weekly safety meetings and demonstrated a safe working attitude
  • Part of my responsibilities was the maintenance of the engine, i.e
  • Morning inspections, changing oil and air filters, greasing engine zerts, maintaining all fluids
  • It was also my responsibility to exhibit a good working knowledge of all phases of fire suppression
  • As an Engine Boss, I have led drills as well as performed engine protection, read maps, GPS'd fires, and did pump and roll procedures
  • I have also led squads on wildland fires performing all tasks that were assigned safely and efficiently
  • I have acted as a lead burner for prescribed burns as well as for back burns during tactical operations
  • I have helped train crews in all aspects of fire operations
  • Further, I have a Class B commercial driver’s license
  • As an Engine Boss, I am experienced at operating Type 3, 4, and 6 engines
  • I have completed BL303 Tatra Driver Training and am knowledgeable in the operation of a Tatra
  • I have also completed BL302 650 Hummer Driver Training and am proficient in the operation of a Hummer
  • During the 2011 fire season I received government computer access as well as a government purchase card and am familiar and proficient with all the procedures and regulations regarding them
  • Supervisor: Josh Brinkley (208-539-9021)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes, This is a federal job)

Range Technician, Fire fighter

10.2009 - 11.2010
  • Salary: $24,518.00 USD Per Year
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 04
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • During the fall of 2009 and 2010 I worked for the Emergency Stabilization and Restoration program mixing seed and installing erosion structures
  • My duties and responsibilities while installing erosion structures included loading and transporting materials to the field with the use of 4x4 pickups, trailers, ATV’s and UTV’s
  • Once in the field I assisted in the instillation of erosion structures by leveling, staking, and supporting them
  • I also mixed seed for the ESR program
  • My duties while mixing seed included sorting different seed types and keeping track of lot numbers for each seed type that was used
  • I confirmed that the proper seed types and amounts were mixed and lot numbers were kept track of in an orderly manner
  • I prepared progress updates for managers that included how much seed had been used, what lots of a particular seed had been used, and inventory of seeds
  • I am proficient at operating a fork lift as essential part of my duties
  • I assisted in keeping rodents under control in the seed warehouse as well
  • I also helped prepare seed samples for testing to ensure all state and federal seed laws and regulations were met
  • Due to being a 1039 fire temporary employee I was only able to work for the ESR program from October through November in both 2009 and 2010
  • Supervisor: Scott Uhrig (208-732-7232)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
  • Range Aid Wildland, Bureau of Land Management, This is a federal job)

Engine Assistant

400
05.2010 - 10.2010
  • Salary: $24,518.00 USD Per Year
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0001 Special-10 Point Veteran
  • Pay Plan: AA - Administrative Appeals Judges
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • Position:

Range Technician

05.2009 - 10.2009
  • Salary: $24,580.00 USD Per Year
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 4
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Farm hand

City of Shoshone
03.2004 - 10.2009
  • Salary: $800.00 USD Per Year
  • Hours per week: 5
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • Trapper
  • I perform Animal Control along Little Wood River running through the City; on call with the City of Shoshone to control animal damage to the trees along the Little Wood River; sets traps as demanded, regularly checks traps and properly disposed of animals.Trap animals as needed or upon request.

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
05.2006 - 09.2008
  • Salary: $22,000.00 USD Per Year
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 2
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:, This is a federal job)

ENOP Engine Operator

01.2005 - 01.2008
  • S-231 Engine Boss 6/3/08
  • S-230 Crew Boss 6/6/06
  • L-280 Follow Ship To Leadership 6/12/08
  • S-212 Power Saws 6/14/08
  • S-260 Fire Business 5/21/09
  • S-215 Urban Interface 6/3/09
  • S-133 look Up,look Down, look Around 6/11/09
  • I-200 Basic ICS 6/4/07
  • S-270 Basic Air Operations
  • S-271 Helicopter Crew, L-380 Fireline Leadership
  • S-200 Indecent Commander Type 4

Range Technician

Trapper
10.2007 - 11.2007
  • Salary: $22,980.00 USD Per Year
  • Hours per week: 40
  • Series: 0455, Pay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch
  • 51, 5 U.S.C.)
  • Grade: 03
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • In the fall of 2007 I built fence for the Emergency Stabilization and Restoration program
  • My duties while building fence included pounding fence posts, stringing wire, stretching wire with fence stretchers, and clipping wire to fence posts
  • I also helped load and unload fencing materials
  • As a regular part of my duties I operated 4x4 pickups towing trailers on a daily basis
  • I also worked in the seed warehouse mixing seed
  • My duties while mixing seed included sorting seed to be mixed, loading the seed mixer, filling seed bags with mixed seed and ensuing they weighed 50 lbs , and stacking filled seed bags onto pallets
  • I also operated a fork lift and moved seed pallets in and out of the seed warehouse as well as seed vans
  • I assisted in day to day maintenance chores like sweeping, greasing the seed mixer and fueling the fork lift
  • Supervisor, Scott Uhrig (208-732-7232)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Supervisor, Wildland Firefighter

Bureau Of Land Management
06.2005 - 06.2007
  • Josh Brinkley (208-732-7280)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
  • Range Aid, , 0455, This is a federal job)

Advanced

S-131, Firefighter
- 01.2007

Incident
01.2006 - 01.2007

Firefighter

S-130 Basic
06.2006 - 06.2006

S-190 Basic Fire Behavior
06.2006 - 06.2006
  • L-180 Human Factors on the Fire line

211 Portable
06.2006 - 06.2006

Supervisor

Lawrence Sweet
05.2004 - 04.2006
  • Salary: $10.00 USD Per Hour
  • Hours per week: 10
  • Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
  • Duties: General construction and farm work; framing, roofing, log home maintenance, concrete work, digging trenches and operating farm equipment such as tractors,chain saws, and a fork lift
  • Lawrence Sweet (208-886

Timeline

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
04.2015 - Current

Range Technician

400
10.2014 - 04.2015

Range Technician

400
10.2013 - 04.2014

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
04.2013 - 04.2015

Range Technician

400
10.2012 - 12.2012

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
04.2012 - 12.2012

Range Technician

400
10.2011 - 11.2011

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
05.2011 - 10.2011

Engine Assistant

400
05.2010 - 10.2010

Captain, Wildland Firefighter

Bureau Of Land Management
01.2010

Range Technician, Fire fighter

10.2009 - 11.2010

Range Technician

05.2009 - 10.2009

Engine Assistant

01.2009

Crew Member

Engine Refresher
01.2009 - 01.2012

Range Technician

Trapper
10.2007 - 11.2007

290 Intermediate Wildland Fire Behavior
05.2007 - 05.2021

Use
05.2007 - 05.2016

Firefighter

S-130 Basic
06.2006 - 06.2006

S-190 Basic Fire Behavior
06.2006 - 06.2006

211 Portable
06.2006 - 06.2006

Range Technician

Bureau Of Land Managment
05.2006 - 09.2008

Incident
01.2006 - 01.2007

Supervisor, Wildland Firefighter

Bureau Of Land Management
06.2005 - 06.2007

ENOP Engine Operator

01.2005 - 01.2008

Supervisor

Lawrence Sweet
05.2004 - 04.2006

Farm hand

City of Shoshone
03.2004 - 10.2009

Supervisor

John

ESR/Weeds Specialist

Bureau Of Land Managment

Supervisor

Bureau Of Land Management

Advanced

S-131, Firefighter
- 01.2007

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