Jobs at WSC & Company

Develops cost forecasts, accruals, variance analyses, and cost-related metrics; evaluates operational and financial data to predict outcomes and recommend business improvements. Maintains regulatory cost analysis processes, identifies contractor billing trends, supports program management, manages process improvements, and compiles documentation for regulatory filings. Presents findings to leadership and uses Excel, SAP, and related business intelligence tools.

Leads utility vegetation management operations, contractor performance, field teams, scheduling, emergency response, safety compliance, and process improvement. Coordinates with PG&E representatives, supports inspectors and agency meetings, resolves customer access issues and database problems, and monitors equipment and vehicle conditions. The role requires outdoor fieldwork in rugged terrain, strong plant identification and invasive species knowledge, communication skills, a valid driver’s license, and relevant forestry, arboriculture, or environmental experience.

Provides day-to-day administrative support to field operations, including customer and vendor communication, invoice and timesheet processing, work request coordination, reporting, spreadsheet maintenance, credential tracking, office supply management, mail distribution, and project support. This temporary hybrid role runs through February 2027, requires 40 hours per week, and includes three onsite days and two remote days.

Perform field-based vegetation and hazard tree inspections for utility line clearance, plan contractor work, collect and validate tree data, enforce safety, interact with property owners and agencies, and maintain equipment and reporting accuracy.

Leads utility vegetation management operations, contractor performance, field teams, scheduling, emergency response, safety compliance, customer interactions, agency coordination, database issue resolution, and support for vegetation inspectors. Requires a valid driver’s license, forestry, arboriculture, environmental science, or related education or experience, plant identification and invasive species knowledge, strong communication, and comfort working in rugged outdoor conditions.

Leads utility vegetation management operations, contractor performance, field teams, emergency response, scheduling, safety compliance, and process improvement. Coordinates with PG&E representatives, agencies, contractors, customers, and vegetation inspectors. Resolves operational and database issues, supports field visits and project management, monitors equipment and vehicles, and works independently in rugged terrain and varying weather conditions.

Lead field vegetation management teams for utility right-of-way programs: coordinate operations and scheduling, support inspectors, resolve customer/crew access issues, conduct field reviews and agency meetings, enforce safety, maintain equipment, and liaise between clients, crews, and customers.

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 operations for utility right-of-way projects, supervise contractor teams, coordinate with PG&E representatives, manage scheduling and safety, support inspectors and agency meetings, perform problem-solving and data troubleshooting, and provide emergency response and hazard tree removal support as needed.