Job Description
PARK CARETAKER I - KAMUELA/ KOHALA/ WAIKOLOA, HAWAII ISLAND (OHHI) is listed by State of Hawai'i in Island of Hawaii.
The State of Hawai'i Department of Land & Genuine Assets is hiring a Park Caretaker I to aid park operations in the Kamuela, Kohala, and Waikoloa areas on the Island of Hawaii.
This role is portion of the Operation Take on Hawaii (OH-HI) task, which fast-tracks qualified candidates into state posts.
As a Park Caretaker I, you’ll support keep up and care for state parks, securing they remain protected, wipe down, and welcoming for visitors.
This role suits people who enjoy outdoor function, have a powerful feeling of responsibility, and desire to contribute to preserving Hawaii's organic and cultural references.
The role gives stable state employment with a monthly pay of $4,534 and the chance to perform in some of Hawaii's most scenic locations.
Salary & Compensation
$4,534 per month
Qualification
To qualify for the Park Caretaker I post, you must gather the minimum qualification conditions established by the State of Hawai'i. These usually include expertise in park maintenance, custodial operate, or a related field. Permitted authorization to function in the US is called for.
- Legal authorization to perform in the United States.
- Background in park maintenance, custodial operate, landscaping, or a related field.
- Aptitude to perform physical jobs such as cleaning, trash removal, and secondary repairs.
- Expertise of safety practices and procedures in a park or outdoor setting.
- Capacity to function independently and as part of a crew.
- Good communication and client solution skills.
- Valid driver's license may be needed.
- Willingness to work weekends, holidays, and irregular hours as needed.
Role Responsibilities
Uphold cleanliness of park facilities including restrooms, picnic domains, and trails.
- Vacant trash receptacles and dispose of waste properly.
- Perform small repairs and maintenance to park layouts and equipment.
- Aid with setting up and taking down park events and programs.
- Monitor park grounds for safety hazards and report problems to supervisors.
- Provide details and assistance to park visitors.
- Work and keep up park vehicles and utilities.
- Support natural tool conservation efforts as directed.
Conditions & Requirements
Must be legally authorized to perform in the United States.
- Must pass a background inspect.
- Must be able to perform physical labor such as lifting up to 50 pounds.
- Must be willing to operate outdoors in various weather conditions.
- Must have reliable transportation to and from function locations.
- May require to perform weekends, holidays, and evenings.
Benefits
Monthly salary of $4,534.
- State of Hawai'i employee advantages package covering health insurance, retirement plan, and paid depart.
- Prospect to operate in beautiful genuine settings on the Island of Hawaii.
- Expedited hiring routine through Operation Recruit Hawaii.
How You Will Be Evaluated
Submissions are reviewed for lawful authorization to function in the US.
- Candidates who pass the permitted authorization examine are referred to the hiring department.
- The hiring department conducts an initial evaluate of submissions.
- Qualified you may be contacted for an meeting.
- All interviewed candidates are notified of picking or non-selection.
- Closing disposition is determined by the Department of Human Tools Development.
Required Documents
Completed online submission through the governmentjobs.com portal.
- Supplemental questions as part of the submission.
- Resume (optional but recommended).
- Proof of lawful authorization to perform in the US (if requested).
How to Apply
Visit the State of Hawai'i professions portal on governmentjobs.com.
- Generate or to your candidate account.
- Finalize the online submission and reply all supplemental questions.
- Assess your application for accuracy and submit before the continuous due date.
- Monitor your email and account for updates on your submission status.
Additional Information
This recruitment is conducted under Operation Take on Hawaii (OH-HI), an expedited hiring initiative.
- Submissions are accepted continuously until the role is filled.
- All candidates who pass the permitted authorization examine will be referred to the hiring department.
- Meeting the early evaluate needs doesn’t guarantee that minimum qualifications have been met.
- The Department of Human Assets Development runs a final review of all submissions.
- For questions, contact the State of Hawai'i Department of Human References Development.
- This role is located on the Island of Hawaii, with operate sites in Kamuela, Kohala, and Waikoloa.
About Company
The State of Hawai'i is the governing body for the Hawaiian Islands, providing many public services such as organic asset management, education, transportation, and public safety. The Department of Land & Genuine Tools (DLNR) is responsible for managing Hawaii's public lands, parks, forests, and coastal resources. Operating for the State of Hawai'i provides secure employment, competitive upsides, and the chance to contribute to the well-being of the community and the environment. State of Hawai'i is named as the hiring organization for the PARK CARETAKER I
- KAMUELA/ KOHALA/ WAIKOLOA, HAWAII ISLAND (OHHI) post.
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