Spencer Adolfi

• My primary task during this job was to conduct suppression of wild-land and forest fires while being a part of a fire fighting crew with support from the N.W.C.G.
• U.S. Forest Service, GS-3 fire season 2023, and GS-4 fire season 2024 experience.
• Cut and cleared brush and dug trenches to create fire lines using axes, chainsaws or shovels.
• Patrolled burnt areas after fires to locate and eliminate hot spots that could flare or rekindle.
• I operated as apart of a twenty man type-2 line crew, as a retuning seasonal. In treacherous terrain with full packs and gear, conducting arduous labor in extreme volatile climates, using various forms of wild-fire suppression equipment and tactics
• Also conducted maintenance and upkeep of National Forest property, equipment, roads, and river-ways to keep them safe and clean for guests of the public

• Salary: $17.15 USD Per Hour
• Hours per week: 40
• Contributed to overall property aesthetics improvements resulting from dedicated attention towards daily maintenance tasks and detail-oriented approach to groundskeeping.
• Used trimmers and chainsaws for grounds maintenance, brush clearing, and tree removal and thinning.

• Salary: $18.00 USD Per Hour
• Hours per week: 40
• Removed weeds, hazards, and debris from common pathways to improve usability.
• Trimmed greenery, shrubs, and hedges to maintain uniform appearance.
• Used trimmers and chainsaws for grounds maintenance, brush clearing, and tree removal and thinning.

Regular use of crew served weapons on ranges such as the M240B and M2A1 .50 cal
Unit sized tactical movements and hikes over long distances with full gear and kit in rough conditions.

E3 Lance Corporal (Lcpl)

Hours per week, salary 40 - 60

Primary task, operation of a FIM-92 stinger surface to air missile system, (SAM), Man Portable Air Defense Systems (MANPADS)

Other duties;

Planned, executed, and supervised mission essential tasks. Managed sensitive equipment and gear resulting in no loss of equipment. Briefed senior leadership on new equipment, gear, and tactics.

Supervised, trained, and led subordinates in many training and real world missions and ensured the task was complete in a safe and timely manner.

• Salary: Unpaid Internship
• Hours per week: 40

My primary task during this internship was to conduct biological field surveys of endangered bat species with sensor and recording equipment.

I also worked with foresters to complete timber logging surveys to mark trees for harvest.

And worked with the campsite recreation department, cleaning and maintaining campsites along with public restroom areas for visitors to the national forest.

• Investigated living and environmental conditions of mammals and determined solutions to habitat issues.
• Handled specimens and conducted tests according to established protocols, keeping efficient records on all experiments.