Inyo National Forest looking for temporary interagency district fire management officer

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Published: 28 March 2017 28 March 2017

Outreach Notice
Inyo National Forest
Bishop BLM Field Office
White Mountain Ranger District, Bishop, CA
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Detail/Temporary Promotion
Interagency District Fire Management Officer
GS-0301-11

NTE 120 days

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The Inyo National Forest and Bureau of Land Management Bishop Field Office is seeking a NTE 120 Day Detail/Temporary GS-0301-11 Interagency District Fire Management Officer located at the White Mountain Ranger District in Bishop, CA.

This position is categorized as a High Complexity Forest District Fire Management Officer that is subject to the Interagency Fire Program Management (IFPM) and Duty Officer standards. Detailer must meet the following requirements.

Primary Selective Factor
Secondary Selective Factor
Additional Required Training
DIVS
(Currency Required)
ICT3
(Currency Required)
M-581
(Required)

Per Diem is authorized. Barracks may be available.

To express interest in this position, please submit via e-mail your answers to the questions listed below, attach a resume, Detailer Interest Sheet and a copy of your IQCS master record by close of business on April 15, 2017 to INF_OutreachResponse@fs.fed.us .

Please expand on your knowledge, skills and abilities.

1. Name, office address, phone number
2. Current position, years in that position.
3. Why do you want this position?
4. Copy of your IQCS Master Record?
5. What can you contribute to the success of Inyo National Forest and Bishop BLM Field Office?
6. What are your experiences working in an Interagency organization?

For more information about the detail contact:
Interagency Fire Management Officer Taro Pusina at 760-873-2507, taropusina@fs.fed.us ; or
Deputy Interagency Fire Management Officer Mark Ingram at 760-872-5007, mingram@blm.gov ; or
South Zone District Ranger Linda Riddle at 760-873-2515, lriddle@fs.fed.us ; or
South Zone Deputy District Ranger Roderick Alfred at 760-876-6227, rjalfred@fs.fed.us .

For more information about the Inyo NF you can click on the following link. http://www.fs.usda.gov/main/inyo/about-forest 

Please click the link to this notice: https://fsoutreach.gdcii.com/?id=71CBC6622C9745269BC36BCB163CF0CB 

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