Tidal Basin Group Benefits Overview

Temporary field position monitoring wildfire debris loading and hauling in Tok, Alaska. Responsibilities include verifying eligible debris and authorized properties, completing load tickets and field logs, documenting property damage, enforcing safety procedures, and coordinating with supervisors, contractors, residents, and officials. Requires outdoor work in remote conditions, long shifts of up to 70–90 hours weekly, driving, climbing, lifting, and use of a personal vehicle. No prior debris monitoring experience is required; training is provided.

Provides case management and community engagement support for disaster survivors. Assesses unmet needs, helps develop recovery plans, coordinates services, maintains stakeholder relationships, leads outreach and engagement activities, responds to community inquiries, gathers feedback, prepares reports, and ensures safety and training requirements are met.

Serves as the primary contact for disaster survivors, assessing unmet needs and supporting individualized recovery plans. Coordinates services, evaluates case closure or reopening, builds community relationships, conducts outreach, manages engagement programs, gathers feedback, prepares reports, and collaborates across departments. The role is on-site in Charleston, West Virginia, and requires communication, empathy, organization, Microsoft Office proficiency, and publicly facing case management experience.