Jobs at WSC & Company

Coordinate cultural/archaeological staff and tasks to meet deadlines: assign and track writing and reviews, submit records searches and fieldwork requests, reconcile trackers with Salesforce, ensure completion of California DPR 523 forms, assist leads and finalize tasks, complete writing as able, complete required trainings, and support safety and company policies. Some outside travel may be required.

Lead field vegetation management teams for utility right-of-way work: coordinate operations, support inspectors, resolve customer/crew access issues, monitor inspections, promote safety, liaise with clients and contractors, and perform field/site reviews and documentation.

Manage and maintain client UVM databases, process field data downloads, create maps/manifests/reports, ensure data quality and integrity, coordinate circuit scheduling, provide technical support to field and office staff, and implement data collection/reporting changes with clients.

Conduct field and desktop biological surveys (special-status plants/wildlife, nesting birds, vernal pools), perform habitat assessments, provide construction monitoring, prepare biological reports and permit support, and supervise or review junior staff on moderately sized projects.

Lead and coordinate vegetation management field operations and contractor performance for utility right-of-way projects. Oversee scheduling, progress monitoring, safety compliance, emergency response, stakeholder and customer interactions, support VM inspectors, perform data review to resolve issues, and assist with agency meetings and project management tasks.

Lead and conduct biological field surveys, monitoring, impact analysis, permitting support, and technical report preparation. Manage projects, perform wetland delineations, special-status species and botanical surveys, construction monitoring, GIS-based analyses, and provide technical guidance and training.

Lead regional forestry operations and a new service line: manage staffing, budgets, project lifecycles, safety and compliance, client relationships, business development, and reporting while ensuring timely, high-quality project execution and emergency response availability.

Perform field-based biological surveys and monitoring (special-status plants and wildlife, nesting birds, vernal pools, habitat assessments) and provide construction monitoring to ensure resource protection. Work includes multi-day field assignments, occasional desktop tasks, agency coordination, and use of standard field equipment and GIS tools.

Lead field vegetation management teams for utility right-of-way work: coordinate operations and scheduling, support inspectors, resolve customer and contractor issues, promote safety, perform inspections and reporting, liaise with clients and crews, and assist with agency meetings and program improvements.

Develop and inspect stormwater and erosion/sediment control plans (SWPPP/WPCP), create maps using ArcGIS, perform construction site and rain-event inspections, obtain and ensure permit compliance, provide BMP training, coordinate with clients and agencies, and support safety and company policies.

Provide administrative and customer service support to the field operations team: process invoices and work requests, maintain spreadsheets and reports, track credentials, order supplies, assist with project-related tasks, and perform occasional fieldwork and travel including vehicle operation and inspections.

Lead field vegetation management operations for utility rights-of-way, supervise contractors and teams, coordinate scheduling and emergency response, support VM inspectors and agency meetings, ensure safety compliance, resolve database issues, and handle customer interactions and access disputes.

Lead development and inspection of stormwater and erosion control plans (SWPPP/WPCP), create GIS maps, perform routine and rain-event site inspections, supervise and train field staff, coordinate permits and stakeholders, ensure compliance with stormwater permits, and support safety and reporting.

Supervise and coordinate Consulting Utility Foresters and crews, act as liaison between Eocene, utilities, clients and contractors, train and audit staff, enforce safety, maintain vehicles and equipment, and perform site work and related duties to support utility vegetation management projects.

Lead and coordinate vegetation management field teams for utility right-of-way work. Support scheduling, inspections, database troubleshooting, contractor coordination, customer and agency interactions, safety enforcement, and provide technical support to Vegetation Management Inspectors. Assist PG&E representatives and perform field visits, reporting, and access negotiation.

Develop and map SWPPP/WPCP plans, inspect construction sites for stormwater and erosion control compliance, obtain permits, monitor rainfall and conduct event inspections, train crews on BMPs, and coordinate with clients and agencies. Role combines office work and frequent field visits across California.