Shoreline Protection Administrator

About the role

The Shoreline Protection Administrator oversees regulatory activities and structures in Reservation waters, involving supervisory, administrative, and management duties.

Responsibilities

• Regulate activities and structures in Reservation waters
• Supervise and manage resources related to shoreline protection
• Manage financial and administrative tasks associated with resource management
• Collaborate with other departments and stakeholders to ensure compliance with regulations
• Use maps, plats, aerial photography, and other tools to assess and manage shoreline conditions
• Communicate effectively through public speaking, written communication, and personnel management
• Ensure all field activities are conducted safely and according to Tribal guidelines

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in public or business administration, business management, or a natural resource field, with 5 years of increasingly responsible work in resource management, or
• No degree required, 8 years of progressively responsible experience in Tribal Government and Natural Resources Management
• Thorough knowledge of land descriptions, location techniques, program administration, accounting, office practices and procedures, computers and software programs, including Microsoft Office Suite
• High degree of skill using maps, plats, aerial photography, public speaking, written communication, and personnel management
• Valid Montana driver's license
• Wear Tribal Government identification and safety apparel when conducting field activities
• Successfully complete a certified online Defensive Driving course within six months of hire and every three years thereafter

Qualifications

Additional information and application instructions are available online at https://cskt.org/category/apply/.