Total 279 job vacancies in 2OB PARK CITY UT (TAX JURISDICTION - SUMMIT COUNTY)

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Incumbents will be working in an Alpine environment where traditional climbing skills are required. Applicants must be able to lead climb Grade IV,5.9, A2. Incumbents will be required to provide a current National Registry EMT-B/EMT EMS certification (or higher) for GS-07 positions by entrance on duty date. Incumbents will perform backcountry/climbing patrols, search and rescue response throughout the East District of Rocky Mountain National Park. In addition to search and rescue and emergency medical services, the individuals will also patrol the backcountry to monitor trail and campsite conditions, share information with the public to promote climber/backcountry user safety, and staff visitor contact stations to provide information to park users. Individuals will perform a variety of resource/backcountry/wilderness management duties including site cleanup and restoration, hazard tree identification and/or removal, trail and sign maintenance, and visitor impact monitoring.

Area Information: Established on January 29, 1915, Rocky Mountain National Park is a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. The park embraces 415 square miles of pristine, uninhabited mountains in north-central Colorado and, as such, is one of the most spectacular, yet easily accessible high mountain areas in North America. With elevations ranging from 7,800 feet at park headquarters to 14,259 feet at the summit of Longs Peak, the park has glacier-sculptured valleys, rugged gorges, alpine lakes, and vast areas of alpine tundra. Trail Ridge Road, the highest paved continuous road in the United States, stays above tree line for 11 miles and reaches 12,183 feet in elevation. Elk, deer, bighorn sheep, moose, coyotes, and smaller animals are found throughout the park, as well as threatened and endangered species, such as the Greenback Cutthroat Trout and Boreal Toad. Due to the park's easy accessibility to the Front Range communities of Colorado, Rocky experiences over 4 million visitors annually. This position will be filled on the east side of Rocky Mountain National Park. The nearest community is Estes Park, CO, which has K-12 schools, a post office, restaurants, medical facilities, and grocery stores. Denver, CO which has a major airport, cultural events, and several professional sports teams is a two-hour drive away.

Limited government housing may be available.

• Coordinates and supervises the planning, design and construction of engineering practices such as water management, animal waste management erosion control, flood control, and other conservation practices needing engineering guidance.
• Recommends changes in designs, specifications, and schedule to accommodate conditions at the construction site, availability of materials, or to expedite construction.
• Plans and conducts pre-bid site showing, approves construction schedules, monitors work for compliance with plans and specification and contract requirements.
• Directs and performs site investigations and feasibility studies; field checks and field construction. checks for conservation practice installations.
• Coordinates and conducts necessary quality assurance reviews of planned, designed, and constructed engineering projects in the assigned area or state.
• Serves as or directs the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR).
• Provides technical guidance and training to personnel in the area of all engineering practices and in the use and care of engineering equipment.

Major duties and responsibilities include:

• Studying the local suitability of the weather, degree of moisture in the air, soil and stages of plant growth to decide when and where the work will be accomplished.
• Must determine the quantities of plants, seeds, etc. needed for specific areas.
• Using own judgment, directs and performs tasks such as watering of all lawns, policing grounds, snow and ice removal, use of hand and power tools, mowing of lawns utilizing push type and riding lawn mowers, weed eaters, weeds flower beds, trims shrubs and trees, and mulches shrubs and flower areas.
• Cleaning all engineering storage areas when required.
• Responsible for the maintenance and minor repair of all equipment utilized by grounds maintenance.
• Knowledge of the use of grounds equipment, mowers, weed-eaters, snow blowers, hand tools, tractor, edger, fork-lift and street sweepers, and will be required to do maintenance and preventive maintenance of all grounds equipment.
• Diagnosing and controlling plant diseases, planting and transplanting plants and proper watering practices.
• Determining the proper type, time of season and application of fertilizers and herbicides for contractor application.
• Trimming and pruning plants as needed to maintain growth and appearance.
• Reproducing plants through cutting, grafting, rooting and the layering process.
• Performing maintenance and repair on all sprinkler systems.
• Ensuring that all equipment is maintained, is oiled and in safe operating condition before use, must properly clean and check equipment before storing, and report to supervisor any equipment not in proper or safe operating condition.
• Performing other duties as assigned.

• Provide administrative and technical support for an organization.
• Develop routine plans or schedules using standard references and existing information.
• Implement the records management system for the office to ensure proper filing, accountability, storage and retrieval of files.
• Manage and prepare responses to a wide variety of internal and external correspondence for the office.
• Coordinate information and responses with appropriate staff and offices to ensure consistency and conformance with program policies, regulations, and formats.
• Provide assistance to staff to assure that routine responses to public inquiries on standard matters are appropriate and in compliance with executive preferences and policies.

Under the supervision of the Nurse Manager/Charge Nurse/Team Leader, the Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides nursing care to the Veteran patient with consideration to psychosocial, cultural, and age specific needs. Demonstrates the knowledge and ability to provide a full range of practical nursing care to patients with a variety of physical and/or behavior problems, and knowledge of age specific differences from the adult or older population. Maintains acceptable standards within the health care setting and works under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse or Physician. Provides nursing care in accordance with the overall philosophy of Ambulatory Care Service. Performs, as designated by appropriate supervisor, nursing care required to meet the nursing needs of the patients to include but not limited to; sets up and plans in advance for any clinic urgent care activity, anticipates needs of patients and providers, prepares patient for exams, obtains appropriate equipment and supplies without being reminded, obtains and records vital signs and required information to level appropriate for area of work.

Work Schedule: Full Time, Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. May included Holidays.
Financial Disclosure Report: Not required

• Perform experiments in accordance with protocols. Critically analyze results to determine whether data generated is accurate and meets the goals of the experiments.
• Investigate research objectives relevant to the overall goals of the laboratory. Locate and review the literature pertinent to the project to identify the most applicable protocols and methods.
• Assume major responsibility for the planning and development of experiments and experimental protocols.
• Select and order specific experiment materials, including specific kinds and amounts of animals, media, buffers, reagents, and tissue samples.
• Collect, organize, and record experimental data in a form suitable for publication.
• Carry out complete analyses of data, applying standard statistical methods such dispersion, analysis of variance, and regression and correlation analysis.
• Responsible for the organization and maintenance of research laboratory.
• Ensure that laboratory equipment is available when needed, is properly calibrated and in working order. Performs routine, and in some cases sophisticated, maintenance and repair of equipment.

• The responsibilities described are for the full performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope performed with less independence, and limited complexity.
• Complete a variety of physical, database, and system file checks to prepare cases for adjudication, and coordinate with other units to resolve non-routine issues and cases.
• Perform analysis on files, reports, and information systems and databases to update information and maintain data integrity.
• Assist Contract Performance Analysts with inspections, preparation of reports, procedure planning, creating office documents and correspondence, and review of daily deposits.
• Support various administrative or operational programs by managing inquiries from internal customers using several agency databases and reports. Reviewing and analyzing files to provide case status information and explanation.
• Handle special mailings, update databases, and maintain files and filing systems.

• Preparing input for annual operations and/or maintenance budgets for various programs.
• Preparing and maintaining standard operating procedures to document best work practices.
• Reviewing proposed actions for environmental, cultural, and/or public use impacts.
• Preparing and updating cultural and historical resource inventory/protection plan.
• Developing partnerships with local communities, groups, non-governmental organization and/or other agencies.
• Leading lower graded team members in assigned programs responsibilities and work plans.

• Serves as an Information Security Specialist and is responsible for a wide range of complex assignments and projects relative to information systems and security matters.
• Advises management on matters related to security architecture.
• Manages and oversees projects to implement new and/or updated enterprise security architecture or system components.
• Formulates and implements specific security policies and procedures.
• Performs comprehensive and in-depth risk and vulnerability analyses on all systems.
• Works with various internal and external technical experts to run system vulnerability assessments

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The duties of this position include but are not limited to:

• Assist with bear capture operations using/setting culvert traps, leg-hold snares, jab-stick, and free-dart techniques.
• Conduct bear hazing operations.
• Collect/record biological field data.
• Use firearms for wildlife management duties (hazing of habituated wildlife, aggressive, injured wildlife, safety protocols during the trapping/handling of wildlife, protection of team members).
• Manage people and traffic at roadside bear-jams.
• Chemical immobilization of captured bears (GS-7 only).

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Major duties include but are not limited to:

• Inputs spatial and non-spatial digital data to draft format, field compilation, CAD, or GIS and performs necessary and proper verification and checking procedures to ensure the resultant database is as free as possible from error. Seeks assistance for situations not covered by instructions or guidelines.
• Plots data to meet users' requirements for various kinds of displays. Also makes plots to check and verify the results of map file construction. Follows established guidelines and instructions to selects plot contents, appropriate scales, suitable colors, shading patterns, line types, fonts and text, and line thickness. Plots legends as instructed.
• Refers situations not covered by guidelines to the supervisor for resolution.
• Visits field sites to gather information after explicit instructions from the supervisor, and using accepted field mapping techniques (e.g., Global Navigation Satellite System - GNSS). Refers unusual situations to the supervisor for assistance.
• Operates, updates, and assists in maintaining GIS software, hardware, and associated peripheral devices. Assists in maintaining GNSS equipment and peripherals. Orders supplies as needed.
• Maintains GIS files and related databases. Performs backups, purges unnecessary files, and ensures all files are organized and properly distributed for effective and efficient protection, access, and use. Edits components of GIS database to correct errors or modify, delete or add information.
• Prepares and maintains digital and hard copy versions of data histories (metadata) and data dictionaries that explain and document the nature, contents, and evaluation of information source of the GIS data base.
• Verifies and/or establishes data site locations through on-site inspections; may carry out literature searches for the purpose of gathering information for data theme development or verification of data accuracy.

The incumbent serves as the Chief of the Quality Assurance Unit. To carry out this responsibility, the incumbent performs the following duties and responsibilities:

• Assesses, develops, implements, and manages the Unit's programs, policies and services and assures they are consistent with DTM organizational goals, priorities and practices.
• Formulates and carries out program plans.
• Analyzes new and emerging issues while developing strategies and solutions to respond to these in the form of new procedures and methods.
• Ensures the program is administered in accordance with pertinent regulations, policies and procedures.
• Evaluates staff and organizational effectiveness in accomplishing assigned goals and tasks and trouble-shoots problems that arise in accomplishing the goals and objectives of the Unit.
• Oversees the development and implementation of more efficient and streamlined methods and procedures to accomplish the goals and objectives of the Unit.
• Collaborates with appropriate NIH departments to ensure that the programs and activities meet the needs of the Clinical Center and NIH.

• Prepares the interior and exterior of vessel for using in accomplishing daily mission.
• Fixes minor repairs to vessel hull, deck, and machinery to maintain vessel in operating condition.
• Maintains splices and rope for rigging and roping of supplies.
• Dismantles and assemble equipment for proper functionality and daily use.
• Directs drift and debris into nets to maintain cleanliness of harbor.
• Fastens hawsers and mooring ropes to pier and other crafts.
• Observes safety procedures for crew and all passengers in accordance with safety and health regulations.
• Operates safely in hazardous situations and under dangerous conditions.
• Follows established operating practices and techniques to conduct waterway missions and floating plant maintenance.
• Understand specifications and procedures for attaching hooks, slings, rig and/or tie-lines to items such as wrecks, nets, pilings, buoys etc.
• Lifts and stacks drift debris onto barges to maintain cleanliness of harbor.
• Hoists boom gears and levers to load and unload supplies onto and off the ship.

The incumbent serves as the Chief of the Quality Assurance Unit. To carry out this responsibility, the incumbent performs the following duties and responsibilities:

• Assesses, develops, implements, and manages the Unit's programs, policies and services and assures they are consistent with DTM organizational goals, priorities and practices;
• Formulates and carries out program plans;
• Analyzes new and emerging issues while developing strategies and solutions to respond to these in the form of new procedures and methods;
• Ensures the program is administered in accordance with pertinent regulations, policies and procedures;
• Evaluates staff and organizational effectiveness in accomplishing assigned goals and tasks and trouble-shoots problems that arise in accomplishing the goals and objectives of the Unit;
• Oversees the development and implementation of more efficient and streamlined methods and procedures to accomplish the goals and objectives of the Unit; and
• Collaborates with appropriate NIH departments to ensure that the programs and activities meet the needs of the Clinical Center and NIH.

• The duties described are for the full-performance level. At developmental grade levels, assignments will be of more limited scope, performed with less independence and limited complexity.
• The duties may include, but are not limited to:
• Schedules and completes all pre-licensing inspections, routine periodic inspections, deficiency follow-up inspections, and special investigations needed in response to leads received on violations.
• Provides a broad professional assessment of the overall treatment of animals at inspected facilities, consistent with the spirit of the Animal Welfare Act.
• Evaluates the qualifications of research facility professionals to assure that they have the experience to deal with the management and care of animals located in their facility.
• Assures that unnecessary pain and distress in research animals is prevented by the proper use of anesthetics, analgesics, tranquilizers, and euthanasia.
• Reviews structural and living conditions of research facilities, and reminds facility officials of their authority and responsibilities.
• Enforces the Horse Protection Act, following uniform procedures when inspecting horse shows, exhibitions, sales, and auctions.
• Evaluates the Animal Care and Horse Protection programs to determine their effectiveness, and advise management, in the form of veterinary medical or program procedural modifications.
• Represents the Agency at meetings of industry and other concerned public and private groups and individuals to promote the Animal Welfare and Horse Protection programs.
• Provides technical guidance on inspection related matters such as veterinary care, husbandry, and handling to Animal Care Inspectors.