Make a real impact in California’s communities while helping young adults build brighter futures. The California Conservation Corps (CCC) is seeking a dedicated Conservationist 2 - Public Service Conservation Work (PSCW) to lead, mentor, and inspire Corpsmembers while coordinating vital public service conservation projects.
This is more than a job, it’s an opportunity to guide crews, strengthen communities, and support statewide conservation and emergency response efforts.
In this dynamic leadership role, you will help shape the success of daily PSCW operations while fostering an inclusive, safe, and growth-oriented environment for Corpsmembers. Key responsibilities include:
• Assisting Conservationist Supervisors in securing project work for Corpsmembers. This includes writing grants or assisting CCC sponsors in applying for grants. The PSCW -C-2 will also conduct project walks to ensure that the projects are in line with CCC objectives.
• Coordinating daily operations, schedules, and crew assignments for Conservationist 1 staff and Corpsmembers
• Overseeing tools, equipment, and vehicle procurement to ensure crews have what they need to complete high-impact conservation projects.
• Maintaining continuous communication with CCC leadership, project sponsors, and community partners to ensure project success.
• Acting as a liaison with project sponsors to plan long-term goals and develop future work projects.
• Supporting Corpsmember Development programs including job-skills training, career development, leadership, conservation awareness, and positive lifestyle skills.
• Managing purchasing processes, budget considerations, and equipment accountability, ensuring responsible stewardship of resources.
• Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion through training, engagement, and a commitment to equitable service for all Californians.
Conservationist 2 will also respond to emergency assignments. PSCW C2’s will respond to emergencies and serve as agency representatives. This consists of traveling to an assignment to live and work for a prolong duration of time. Emergency assignments include but are not limited to fires, floods, earthquakes and out-of-state assignments.